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SWN #250 – Fibonacci, MOTW, TypoSquatting, 486, CompSci AI, Ventura Bugfixes, & CISA Warnings

This week Dr. Doug postulates: Fibonacci lasers, Mark of the Web, typosquatting, malvertising, death to 486, AI Coding, CISA, Apple, along with the Expert Commentary of Jason Wood on the Security Weekly News! Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/swn for all the latest episodes!

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1. Fibonacci, MOTW, TypoSquatting, 486, CompSci AI, Ventura Bugfixes, & CISA Warnings – SWN #250

This week Dr. Doug postulates: Fibonacci lasers, Mark of the Web, typosquatting, malvertising, death to 486, AI Coding, CISA, Apple, along with the Expert Commentary of Jason Wood on the Security Weekly News!

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Doug White
Doug White
Professor at Roger Williams University
  1. 1. Exploited Windows zero-day lets JavaScript files bypass security warnings

  2. 2. Typosquat campaign mimics 27 brands to push Windows, Android malware

  3. 3. Chrome extensions with 1 million installs hijack targets’ browsers

  4. 4. Linus Torvalds may pull ‘486 support from Linux kernel

  5. 5. AI programming tools may mean rethinking compsci education

  6. 6. CISA Warns of Attacks Exploiting Cisco, Gigabyte Vulnerabilities

  7. 7. Apple Patches Over 100 Vulnerabilities With Release of macOS Ventura 13

  8. 8. Physicists Got a Quantum Computer to Work by Blasting It With the Fibonacci Sequence

Jason Wood
Jason Wood
Senior Researcher at CrowdStrike
  1. 1. FBI warning: This ransomware group is targeting poorly protected VPN servers

    Alert (AA22-294A) - #StopRansomware: Daixin Team - https://www.cisa.gov/uscert/ncas/alerts/aa22-294a

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