Infosec Weekly Podcast

In this week’s podcast, we discuss the formal approval of the EU GDPR, a lawsuit brought against Morrisons by its own staff, and a tool that recovers encrypted hard drives that have been infected with ransomware

This week, we examine a phishing scam that includes recipients’ home addresses, an Android Trojan that’s been downloaded 3.2 million times, a vulnerability in Domino’s pizza ordering app, and the big story of the moment: the data breach at Mossack Fonseca.

In this week's podcast, we examine more hospital ransomware attacks, a new Android vulnerability, Trident's cyber security, and a new strain of malware that's making household appliances move

In this week's podcast, we look at another ransomware attacks on hospitals, a new USB trojan and a serious iMessage security flaw.

In this week's podcast, we discuss cyber criminals' poor spelling, Google's bug bounty programme and a malvertising spike.

In this week’s podcast, we discuss new statistics on password sharing, a recent spike in ransomware, and a newly discovered vulnerability affecting a children’s tablet

In this week’s podcast, we consider the DROWN vulnerability, the apparent resurrection of Hacking Team, and new CPS guidelines for prosecuting trolls

Published in June 2015, ‘Information Security: A Practical Guide’ sets out to address communicating corporate information security to all of your colleagues. Alexandra recently sat down with the author, Tom Mooney, to find out what encouraged him to write the book.

This week, we look at a vulnerability affecting wireless mice and keyboards, one firm’s reaction to a security researcher, and the imprisonment of an app developer’s former employee.

Hello, poddlers! This week, we consider the threat of ransomware, the apparent hacking of the Turkish police, a survey of IT professionals, and new security measures for Instagram.

In this week's podcast, we look at a ransomware attack on Lincolnshire County Council, the cost of last year’s TalkTalk's cyber attack and the new EU-US Privacy Shield.

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In this week’s podcast, we look at a €50 million cyber fraud, the loss of nearly one million medical records, Google’s ad blocking efforts, and a bug causing iPhones to reboot

In this week’s podcast, we look at Paul Moore’s discovery of a vulnerability in Asda’s website, malvertising, and the RSA conference’s odd interesting choice of keynote speakers.

In our first podcast of 2016, we explain why information security can't be ignored – by anyone – and consider some recent criminal arrests.

Part two of last week's podcast is now available. Rather than covering the events of the past week, we take a look back at the major information security events of 2015. A transcript of the podcast is available below.

This week's podcast is slightly different. Rather than cover what's happened in the previous week, we take a look back at the major events that have occurred in 2015. A transcript of the podcast is available below.

In this week’s podcast, we look at the breach at toy manufacturer VTech, the arrest of the alleged OPM hackers and great information security hygiene at hungryhouse.