In this episode, Edd Hall covers the latest in cybersecurity news, starting with a critical Citrix vulnerability known as CitrixBleed 2, which allows attackers to hijack sessions on NetScaler appliances. He then reports on new CISA advisories targeting industrial control systems and highlights a cyberattack that disrupted operations at The Washington Post. The episode also covers a data breach at Mainline Health Systems, vulnerabilities exposing millions of Brother printers, and a trojanized version of SonicWall's NetExtender VPN. Edd discusses law enforcement’s success in arresting ransomware gang members in Paris and urges listeners to update their Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers following critical security patches. He wraps up with Citrix’s additional emergency patches, stressing the importance of immediate updates to defend against ongoing threats.

Critical Flaws Major Breaches, and Global Arrests Today in Cybersecurity

In this episode, Mark and Diana dive into a wave of high-impact cybersecurity incidents and vulnerabilities making headlines across industries. They begin with Fortinet’s critical SSL VPN flaw, warning listeners about the urgency of patching exposed systems, and then explore the dual Citrix vulnerabilities recently added to CISA’s KEV list. The discussion shifts to real-world consequences as they unpack how a U.S. Airman leaked classified data over a dating app, and how a former Russian athlete got tied up in ransomware laundering schemes. Mark breaks down Microsoft’s ongoing recovery from a major breach, while Diana highlights the privacy risks in McDonald’s massive AI recruitment data leak. Together, they analyze how both technical flaws and human factors are fueling cyber threats in 2025—and what organizations can do to stay ahead.

Patches, Breaches, and Betrayals: Unpacking 2025’s Biggest Cyber Threats

In this episode, Edd Hall discusses the latest developments across cybersecurity, technology, and industry. From the evolution of the Hook Android Trojan into a ransomware-style threat and critical Citrix NetScaler vulnerabilities already under active exploitation, to a massive cyberattack that forced Nevada state offices to close, organizations face increasing digital risks. He also covers malicious apps discovered on Google Play, a newly disclosed high-severity Git vulnerability, ModivCare’s bankruptcy, the ZipLine campaign targeting U.S. supply chains, and the Healthcare Services Group data breach affecting over 600,000 individuals. Stay tuned as we break down the key impacts and recommended actions for each of these events.

Ransomware, Exploited Vulnerabilities, and Major Data Breaches

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