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Security Weekly News #137

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1. Exotic Programming, Babuk Forum Hack, Kaseya Decryption, & “Petitpotam” Attack – SWN #137

This week: Dr. Doug talks Elon saying scary things, Exotic Programming languages, Babuk, Kaseya, Petitpotam, litigation and of course the Expert Commentary of Jason Wood on this edition of the Security Weekly News!

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Doug White
Doug White
Professor at Roger Williams University
  1. 1. Malware Makers Using ‘Exotic’ Programming Languages
  2. 2. Babuk Ransomware Gang Ransomed, New Forum Stuffed With Porn
  3. 3. Kaseya Denies Paying Ransom for Decryption Tool
  4. 4. Windows “PetitPotam” network attack – how to protect against it
  5. 5. US court gets UK Twitter hack suspect arrested in Spain
  6. 6. First came the ransomware attacks, now come the lawsuits
  7. 7. Elon Musk says Tesla drivers can now subscribe to ‘Full Self-Driving.’ But he isn’t sure they should.
Jason Wood
Jason Wood
Senior Researcher at CrowdStrike
  1. 1. Research roadblock? Security pros weigh in on China’s new vulnerability disclosure law
    Chinese government lays out new vulnerability disclosure rules https://therecord.media/chinese-government-lays-out-new-vulnerability-disclosure-rules/

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