Infosec Decoded #42: Kaseya

with @djhardb, @infosecirvin, @KaitlynGuru, @sambowne, and Alan Wennersten.

July 6, 2021

A discussion with Elizabeth Biddlecome, Sam Bowne, Kaitlyn Handelman, Irvin Lemus, and Alan Wennersten.

Irvin Lemus @infosecirvin

Audacity Desktop App Privacy Notice

Thinking about selling your Echo Dot—or any IoT device? Read this first

DEF CON WORKSHOPS IS BACK LIVE AND IN-PERSON ONLY AT BALLY’S!

Alec Machlis

TryHackMe PreSecurity

Android Apps with 5.8 million Installs Caught Stealing Users' Facebook Passwords

Another access point name has been discovered that can disable your iPhone’s ability to use Wi-Fi

Alan Wennersten

A new ‘digital violence’ platform maps dozens of victims of NSO Group’s spyware

Investigation links DDoS attack on Filipino media outlets to government agencies

Sudan's exam-related Internet shutdowns

Sam Bowne @sambowne

Kaseya supply chain attack targeting MSPs to deliver REvil ransomware
Kevin Beaumont's Technical Analysis: Fake Software Update
Kaseya says its code was not modified
U.S. National Security Council: "This attack was never a threat nor had any impact to critical infrastructure"
CISA-FBI Guidance
REvil
Biden: 'Initial thinking' recent ransomware attack not by Russian government

New mystery AWS product 'Infinidash' goes viral — despite being entirely fictional

Major Linux RPM problem uncovered

Kaitlyn Handelman @KaitlynGuru

Nightmare scenario: alarm as advertisers seek to plug into our dreams

Engineering Breakthrough Paves Way for Chip Components That Could Serve As Both RAM and ROM

Windows 11: TPMs and Digital Sovereignty