Jared Rimer
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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jared Reimer makes dense security bulletins easier to follow by pairing vulnerability details with direct explanations and practical patching urgency.
Jared Reimer turns SANS News Bytes into a guided security briefing, reading through its reports and adding plainspoken context about what demands attention. The recurring focus is operational: severe CVEs, ransomware, breaches, patching, access control, and social engineering.
A CVSS 10 appears; Jared Reimer would like you to fetch your patchbook.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A direct reminder of how scam pressure builds once it reaches the screen.
This January 2026 SANS Ouch episode treats technical support scams as a clear warning with a solid sense of sequence: a browser pop-up opens the door, a fake refund call applies pressure, and remote access is the likely endgame.
A plainspoken patch-now bulletin with practical steps for admins.
This episode turns a severe HPE OneView advisory into something an admin can use right away. It says the flaw is rated CVSS 10, explains that a remote, unauthenticated attacker could reach remote code execution, and lays out the hotfix path for OneView versions 5.20 through…
A plainspoken security rundown that turns a vulnerability list into usable habits.
This episode reads as a practical security roundup built around MITRE's 2025 list of 25 dangerous software vulnerabilities. It does a solid job of turning CVEs and CWE themes into everyday guidance, especially around validating external input, watching authorization and access…
A plainspoken security bulletin that makes urgent CVEs easier to follow.
Sans episode 31 is a plainspoken security update that walks through a stack of CVEs without losing the thread. Jared Reimer keeps the focus on patch urgency, and the numbered layout is explained well enough for Braille readers to follow.
A security update that makes backup gaps the real headline.
Jared states the shift without fuss: the podcast is now mostly about security, while the technology podcast remains in play when it fits. From there, the episode turns to Sans News Bytes and the Crisis24 Code Red story, where the practical center of gravity is the rebuild from…
A direct security-news update that treats disclosure as part of the fix.
Security coverage is strongest when disclosure is treated as part of the story, not as an afterthought. The episode moves from accessibility logistics into breach reporting, vendor responsibility, and the basic duty to explain a problem clearly once it has been patched.
A homespun security-news read that turns phishing, breaches, and policy into something worth tracking.
Sans News Bites works as a steady pass through the November 14, 2025 newsletter, and its main strength is Jared's habit of translating the material instead of simply reciting it.
A loose security roundup that turns telecom mistakes into plain, urgent consequences.
Jared Reimer uses this SANS News Bytes installment to open the new year with a practical security briefing, built around how telecom mishandling of femtocell security can open the door to snooping and micropayment fraud.
Deeply researched narrative dives into hacking history and cyber-law cases, hosted by Ran Levi.
Reported narratives on hackers, spyware, and data crimes from Dina Temple-Raston.
Dave, Joe, and Maria break down phishing kits, deepfakes, and social-engineering scams weekly.
IAPP's Jedidiah Bracy interviews the regulators and lawyers writing privacy and AI law.
A daily cybersecurity briefing hosted by Dave Bittner, pairing breaking incidents with a guest interview.
Jared Reimer opens SANS News Bytes with episode 27, a security-news rundown and a nod that the show will stay as clean as it can, even if some of the stories make that a stretch.
Jared Reimer opens SANS News Bites 30 with the December 9, 2025 SANS newsletter, including a table of contents that leads with React, BrickStorm, and FinCEN ransomware data.
Program 29 stays procedural.
Jared returns to SANS News Byte after some time away and starts by covering the file format, Braille options, and how listeners can reach him.
Jared Reimer opens the January 6, 2026 SANS News Bytes installment with a new-year check-in and then settles into the security headlines.
Jared opens program 34 with SANS News Bytes for December 23, 2025, and says it is the year’s last SANS newsletter before the feed goes quiet until January 6.
Jared Reimer discusses technical support scams, using the SANS Ouch newsletter to explain how scammers use pop-ups and SMS to trick victims into paying fees or granting remote access.
Jared Reimer's SANS News Bytes episode 33 for the December 19, 2025 newsletter centers on a string of high-severity security items, including a Cisco AsyncOS zero-day with CVSS 10.0 and a SonicWall SMA 100 issue that CISA gave a December 24, 2025 deadline.
The host opens by explaining a change in how the program is recorded and why the work is now split into smaller files.
Sans episode 31 opens with a blunt warning to get the patchbook out.
Jared Reimer opens the December 2, 2025 Sans News Bytes by announcing the show’s rename to Jared’s Technology Podcast Network and saying the technology podcast is “pretty much dead.” The episode centers on five top items: Kupang’s breach affecting 33.7 million people, India’s order to pre-install Sanchar Sathi, Singapore’s anti-spoofing directive for Apple and Google, Crisis24’s CodeRED rebuild after ransomware, and CISA’s warning about spyware on Signal and WhatsApp.
Weekly SANS cybersecurity briefing covering Fortinet's critical CVE-2025-64446 exploitation (CVSS 9.8), inadequate vendor disclosure practices, positive Android memory safety improvements through Rust, and Logitech data breach.
Jared returns to SANS News Bites with the November 14, 2025 newsletter, recorded on November 15.
Discussion of passkeys and their limitations across devices, based on a story about a phishing attempt.
Jared announces schedule changes and network updates for his technology podcast network.
This episode is a news update from SANS covering information security topics, presented as part of a tech podcast network.
A delayed episode of SANS News Bites delivering annotated security news from August 2025.
Jared Reimer presents the SANS News Byte newsletter covering top cybersecurity stories including Google Project Zero's policy change and a cyber attack on St.
A cybersecurity news roundup covering recent data breaches, SSL validation issues, and the FBI Internet Crime Report.
This episode is a news roundup from SANS News Bites covering information security news from April 22, 2025.
A cybersecurity news roundup covering the latest vulnerabilities, breaches, and regulatory updates.
Jared Reimer hosts SANS News Bytes, covering top cybersecurity news from the SANS newsletter for April 15, 2025.
Jared Reimer discusses TikTok's data collection and introduces an app called Jacket.fm in this tech commentary episode.