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BIND, Intel, and Brickerbot – Paul’s Security Weekly #545

January 30, 2018
In the news, Intel warns "Don’t install our patch!", what you need to know about hash length extension attacks, Meltdown and Spectre patching has been a total train wreck,and more on this episode of Paul's Security Weekly!

Larry's Stories

  1. More DJI folly

Joff's Stories

  1. Beware of Cross (Angry?) RATS
  2. Intel Warns Don't install our patch!
  3. Norwegian Healthcare Data Breach
  4. What you need to know about hash length extension attacks

Keith's Stories

-1.) Dell Advising All Customers To Not Install Spectre BIOS Updates 0.) Meltdown and Spectre Patching Has Been a Total Train Wreck 1.) No Passport or Ticket: How a Woman Evaded Airport Security and Flew to London 2.) British 15-year-old gained access to intelligence operations in Afghanistan and Iran by pretending to be head of CIA, court hears 3.) SamSam – The Evolution Continues Netting Over $325,000 in 4 Weeks 4.) Hacker Infects Gas Pumps With Code to Cheat Customers 5.) OnePlus confirms hack exposed credit cards of phone buyers 6.) Visa CEO: We won't process transactions in bitcoin, because it's not a payment system Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/pauldotcom/BIND_Intel_and_Brickerbot_-_Pauls_Security_Weekly_545_converted.mp3" ]

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