In today's episode, we discuss TeamViewer's security breach by Midnight Blizzard, who extracted encrypted employee credentials but left customer data untouched (https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/teamviewers-breached-employee-credentials/720306/). We also cover Cisco's response to a zero-day flaw in NX-OS exploited by the Velvet Ant cyberespionage group to install custom malware (https://sec.cloudapps.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityAdvisory/cisco-sa-nxos-cmd-injection-xD9OhyOP). Additionally, we explore the critical OpenSSH vulnerability, "regreSSHion," putting 700,000 servers at risk of remote code execution attacks (https://www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/openssh-remote-code-cve/720315/).

Video Episode: https://youtu.be/sX082aW6clg

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TeamViewer, Midnight Blizzard, breach, cyber threats, cybersecurity, employee data, network security, Velvet Ant, Cisco, NX-OS, CVE-2024-20399, vulnerability, OpenSSH servers, remote code execution, Qualys

1. TeamViewer breach by Midnight Blizzard
2. Midnight Blizzard cyber attack
3. TeamViewer data security incident
4. Velvet Ant Cisco NX-OS vulnerability
5. Cisco NX-OS zero-day exploit
6. CVE-2024-20399 patch details
7. Critical OpenSSH server vulnerability
8. Qualys remote code execution vulnerability
9. Securing OpenSSH servers against regreSSHion
10. Modern cybersecurity threats 2024