The Threat Show · 2023-04-11 · 20 min
This week on The Threat Show, Darien and Chris cover a diverse range of threats, from a 10 year old bug that led to the 3CX supply chain attack we covered last week, to a new vulnerability affecting Samba and small businesses who host sensitive information in Samba’s active directory. Then, a compromised tax filing service that could install malware on everyday taxpayer’s computers. Finally, we go over another example of a naming snafu between a former cybersecurity vendor and a current ransomware group. We expand on our conversation surrounding the need for consistency and clarity in the language security practitioners use.
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