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Concise, bi-weekly reviews of the most significant security stories, including malware, threats, government actions, and other cybersecurity topics. Hosted by Dr. Doug White. Co hosts: Josh Marpet, Aaran Leyland.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Security headlines become practical warnings through Doug White's skeptical analysis, technical specificity, and persistent attention to misplaced trust.
Doug White turns Security Weekly News (Audio) into a restless security briefing, moving from browser fingerprinting and exposed print services to deepfake impersonation and AI tool failures.
Outlook Lite heads to Valhalla, and your security news detours through FreeBSD.
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Chrome fingerprinting, agentic prediction, and quantum speculation drive a security-news episode with a wry, mischievous edge.
Security Weekly News episode 573 works best when it stays with the uneasy overlap between browser tracking and systems built to guess what people may do next online.
A loose security bulletin where Outlook Lite, air traffic control, and AI excess collide.
Security Weekly News #572 frames the security beat as a messy overlap of operational pressure, platform change, and AI satire. Doug White moves from Microsoft ending Outlook Lite, the smaller-footprint Outlook app that had passed 10 million downloads in 2024, into air traffic…
AI air conditioning, deepfakes, BOFH nostalgia, and Satoshi Nakamoto shape a mordant cyber-news hour.
Security Weekly News #571 frames cybersecurity as a messy overlap of old scams, synthetic media, and the stranger corners of everyday automation.
A sharp security-news roundup on exposed CUPS paths, Fortinet patch urgency, and the risk of letting AI replace judgment.
Security Weekly News #570 centers on the risks that gather around exposed services. Its CUPS discussion follows how anonymous printing and fake queues can become routes to overwriting root files, with AI adding speed by connecting obscure weaknesses across a system.
A sardonic security briefing where Claude's command limits meet a $385 million Drift heist.
Security Weekly News frames episode 569 around two security problems with very different surfaces: Claude Code reportedly bypassing its own deny rules after its source code was described as leaked, and a $385 million heist attributed to a North Korean attacker from Drift, a…
A brisk security roundup with a strong Deloitte segment and plenty of detours.
Security Weekly News keeps the pace up and covers a lot of ground, jumping from bad crypto and bloodthirsty zombie CPUs to Park Mobile, Palo Alto, Redis, Red Hat, Deloitte, Aaron Leland, and more.
A weekly panel of veteran gaming journalists breaking down game reveals, industry news, and layoffs.
Global tech with real-world consequences.
This episode covers multiple cybersecurity stories, including Park Mobile's inadequate data breach settlement, a critical Redis vulnerability, Deloitte's fraudulent consulting report, the upcoming Y2K38 date issue, and the threat of quantum computing to encryption.
Host Doug White opens with a humorous Halloween ad before introducing critical cybersecurity topics like ransomware, LockBit, and zero-day threats.
This episode of Security Weekly News opens with a Halloween-themed introduction, teasing stories on bikers, Apple, and the Storm Gang.
Security Weekly News #573, dated Friday, April 17, 2026, moves from Chaotic Eclipse's Red Sun Microsoft Defender proof of concept to vishing, browser fingerprinting, stablecoins, and post-quantum cryptography.
["Security Weekly News #572 on 12 April 2026 opens with a Rockstar breach tied to ShinyHunters and a leak estimated at 78.6 million records.", "Doug White then covers a fake Claude MSI that installs PlugX, LayerX's 2026 browser-extension stats, and 108 malicious Chrome extensions that stole Google and Telegram data from about 20,000 users.", "He also runs through Microsoft 365 mailbox-rule abuse, Outlook Lite's May 25 end-of-life date, and the FAA's $155,000 air-traffic-control recruiting push.", "Kieran Human from ThreatLocker joins to discuss the Striker wipe, compromised Microsoft 365 access, least privilege, and approved-device controls."]
Security Weekly News #571 on Friday, April 10 strings together Claude, a one-pixel SVG skimmer, Raccoon phishing, Apple Intelligence prompt injection, and a Pennsylvania deepfake case.
["Security Weekly News #570, for the week of April 5, 2026, opens with Doug White and Aaron Leyland covering device code phishing, BlueHammer, North Korea\u2019s IT-worker fraud, Axios, CUPS, Fortinet, the U.S.-China AI race, and cognitive surrender.", "Doug says Flare found North Korean facilitators scouting Iranian IT workers on LinkedIn, paying $500 a month for interview support and promising $2,700 to $5,000 a month after placement.", "Aaron explains how device code phishing abuses Microsoft\u2019s real device authorization flow to steal valid access and refresh tokens, while Doug highlights the Axios supply-chain attack, Fortinet\u2019s emergency hot fixes for FortiClient EMS, and an AI report that found two CUPS flaws.", "The episode ends on a warning that 73.2% of study subjects accepted poor AI reasoning, which Doug uses to argue that blind trust in LLM output can erode judgment."]
Security Weekly News episode 569, posted April 3, 2026, ties together Dark Sword, Evil Tokens, Claude Code, Drift, Shai Halud, Gmail, and FCC router firmware policy.
A bi-weekly cybersecurity news show covering significant security stories, with this episode featuring interviews from RSAC due to technical difficulties.
A bi-weekly cybersecurity news show covering the latest threats, malware, and security stories with expert analysis.
A bi-weekly cybersecurity news show covering the latest threats, malware, and security events, with expert analysis and interviews.
A special episode of Security Weekly News where the host, possibly at RSA or Roger Williams University, discusses the NCCDC competition with guests.
A bi-weekly roundup of significant cybersecurity stories, including malware, threats, and government actions, hosted by Dr.
Security Weekly News #277 covers CISA's Decider tool, BlackLotus, Mustang Panda, Exfiltrator 22, Dish, and consumer security practices.
Security Weekly News covers 451 malicious PyPI packages, ShadowPad espionage against South American diplomatic entities, and Cloudflare's 71-million-request-per-second DDoS attack.