HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest is a cybersecurity podcast dedicated to delivering the latest insights and trends at the intersection of healthcare and cyber intelligence. Hosted by Richard Simmons from London, the podcast covers critical vulnerabilities, emerging threats, and expert analysis on the evolving digital security landscape. In this episode, key topics include a newly discovered security flaw identified by DeepSeek researchers, vulnerabilities in the Wattsense Bridge automation system, and a malware-laced game that compromised Steam users. The discussion also examines advanced social engineering tactics by North Korean threat groups Kimsuky and APT43, a Webflow CDN exploit leveraging embedded malicious PDFs, and a sophisticated malware campaign by REF7707 targeting entities in South America and Southeast Asia. With a focus on real-world cyber risks and defensive strategies, HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest is an essential listen for professionals navigating cybersecurity challenges in a rapidly evolving digital world. 
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DeepSeek Exposes Critical Flaws, and North Korean Hackers Escalate Cyber Attacks

The latest episode of this podcast explores a range of major cybersecurity and technology developments. Microsoft has officially announced the discontinuation of Skype after 14 years, shifting its focus to Microsoft Teams. Amnesty International has revealed that Cellebrite's software, exploiting a zero-day vulnerability, was used to unlock the Android phone of a Serbian activist, raising concerns over privacy and surveillance. Meanwhile, the Qilin ransomware group has allegedly attacked Lee Enterprises, leaking sensitive data online. Authorities have also dismantled a network distributing AI-generated child sexual abuse material. NHS staff have expressed skepticism about the adequacy of cybersecurity measures protecting the UK’s health service, citing a lack of training. A new Vo1d malware variant has infected nearly 1.6 million Android TV devices worldwide, with a dramatic spike in India. Serbian police's reported use of Cellebrite’s zero-day vulnerability highlights the debate between law enforcement access and digital privacy. Lastly, cybercriminals are using fake Captcha PDFs to spread the Lumma Stealer malware via platforms like Webflow and GoDaddy, demonstrating the evolving nature of malware distribution. 
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Microsoft Shuts Down Skype, Cellebrite Exploit Exposed, and Qilin Ransomware Hits Lee Enterprises

Today’s cybersecurity roundup covers major developments worldwide — from the UK backing down on Apple encryption demands to new exploits in Apache ActiveMQ. We dive into exposed flaws at McDonald’s, North Korean hackers leveraging GitHub, and a ClickFix attack using a fake BBC News page. Updates from Google Cloud’s 2025 Security Summit highlight stronger protections, while a cyberattack in the Netherlands has disabled dozens of speed cameras.

Global Cybersecurity Roundup: Privacy Battles, New Exploits, and Infrastructure Under Attack

This episode covers the latest in cybersecurity, from the CORNFLAKE.V3 backdoor and QR code phishing scams to hackers abusing the Internet Archive and cheap VPS services. We also look at Apple’s seventh zero-day patch of the year, new DripDropper malware tactics, and how AI crawler traffic is overwhelming websites.

Cyber Threats on the Rise: New Malware, Phishing Tactics, and AI Traffic Overload

Today’s cybersecurity roundup covers North Korea’s Lazarus Group expanding its malware arsenal, Cloudflare blocking a record 115 Tbps DDoS attack, and Jaguar Land Rover facing major IT outages. We also look at Ukraine’s networks hit by massive brute-force attempts, a critical ESPHome vulnerability, a Salesloft breach impacting top cybersecurity firms, and the discovery of the MystroDX backdoor.

Cybersecurity Briefing: From Record DDoS Attacks to Emerging Malware Threats

A wave of new cyber incidents is making headlines worldwide. From hackers abusing GitHub notifications and fake copyright takedowns to ransomware leaking children’s data, DNS-based malvertising, and multimillion-dollar corporate losses, these stories reveal the growing sophistication of today’s cybercriminals. We also cover fresh AI vulnerabilities and stealthy long-term breaches, highlighting the urgent need for stronger digital defenses.

Global Cyber Threats Escalate with New Hacks, Ransomware Leaks, and AI Exploits

Stay up to date with the latest in cybersecurity as HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest dives into major acquisitions, state-sponsored attacks, malware innovations, and high-profile breaches. This episode covers LevelBlue’s acquisition of Cybereason, North Korean malicious npm packages, OpenAI/Sora phishing schemes, Chinese hackers exploiting ArcGIS servers, the Pixnapping Android exploit, polymorphic malware trends, and PTOE Corporation’s website hijack. Learn how these events impact global digital security and what to watch for in emerging threats.

Global Cyber Front: Major Breaches, Hacks, and Security Shifts

In today’s HEAL Security Dispatch Daily Digest, we cover the latest developments shaking the cybersecurity world — from Microsoft’s global DNS outage to a surge in AI-powered attacks across Africa. Discover how new vulnerabilities like TEE.Fail and LiteSpeed Cache exploits are putting systems at risk, while Gunra ransomware and PhantomRaven supply-chain attacks continue to spread. We also explore how data gaps are leaving healthcare providers in the dark. Stay informed with the most critical cybersecurity updates shaping today’s digital landscape.

Cyber Outages, AI Attacks, and New Vulnerabilities Shake Global Security

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How To Prevent Hackers From Meddling With Your Holiday Memories

In today’s cybersecurity roundup, we cover Microsoft’s new privacy feature for Teams, critical vulnerabilities discovered in Ubuntu’s Rust-based “sudo-rs,” and hackers exploiting remote monitoring tools like LogMeIn and PDQ Connect. We also discuss the Washington Post breach tied to the Cl0p ransomware group, the rise of MastaStealer malware using Windows LNK files, CISA’s updated Akira ransomware advisory, and a new report revealing major data leaks among Forbes AI 50 companies. Stay informed with the latest developments in cybersecurity and data protection.

Today’s Cybersecurity Roundup: Microsoft Tightens Teams Security, and New Malware Threats Emerge

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At the heart of HEAL Security's vision is the commitment to equipping organizations and individuals with rapid, contextually rich cybersecurity updates, establishing itself as a pivotal force in unifying practice and data against the ingenious tactics of criminal and malicious entities. HEAL Security is fervently devoted to constructing a robust resource and community that champions the defense of the healthcare sector against the growing cyber threats from organized crime groups and antagonistic nation-states. Our core focus encompasses the protection of vital IT infrastructures, the security of sensitive patient and clinical information, the safeguarding of critical healthcare systems, and the assurance of continuous, undisturbed patient care services.

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