• National Vulnerability Database backlog, update on CIRA study: Cyber Security Today for Friday, October 4, 2024

  • Oct 4 2024
  • Length: 15 mins
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National Vulnerability Database backlog, update on CIRA study: Cyber Security Today for Friday, October 4, 2024

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  • Cybersecurity Today: NVD Backlogs & Emerging Threats

    Host Jim Love discusses the backlog in the National Vulnerability Database and its implications for cybersecurity, highlighting two new Linux vulnerabilities. The episode also covers a sophisticated malware, Perfctl, attacking Linux servers, vulnerabilities in CUPS, and security risks of Meta's smart glasses. Additionally, insights are provided from a CIRA study on ransomware payment trends and the challenges posed by AI in cybersecurity. The podcast ends with announcements for new vulnerability threats and a preview of upcoming research with co-host David Shipley.

    00:00 Introduction and Podcast Promotion
    00:45 National Vulnerability Database Backlog
    02:54 Linux Vulnerabilities: Perfctl Malware
    04:42 CUPS Vulnerability Alert
    05:56 Privacy Concerns with Meta's Smart Glasses
    07:23 Critical Vulnerabilities in Zimbra and Ivanti
    08:55 CIRA's Ransomware Study Insights
    12:12 AI in Cybersecurity: Survey Findings
    14:02 Conclusion and Upcoming Features
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