OM DENNE EPISODE
In this weeks episode, we cover:
- Middle East region facing cyber attacks as hackers take advantage of Covid
- Mexican officials helping drug cartels obtain state-of-the-art spyware
- Iranian RANA Android Malware spies On Instant Messengers
- New electronic surveillance Act for Australia
- Twitter supports hardware security keys for iPhones and Android
- Chinese Phone Maker Gionee Implanted Malware in More Than 20 Million Devices
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We are talking to the founder of Astra Security, their journey, how they make securing websites affordable and easy to use, and Shikil's tips for business owners.
In Today’s Episode of Last Week in Security:
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Blackberry uncovers a Ransomware as a Service operation
Chrome quickly patches new zero-day vulnerabilities reported by “Anonymous”
Interview with Astra security, their product, and how it helps small businesses secure against attacks
Our guest for today's show is Paul Clayson, CEO of AgilePQ. Today, 98% of IoT devices are currently unsecured. On average a data breach costs $8.2 million. AgilePQ was born to address these issues. AgilePQ has raised a total of $10M.
Join us as we discuss the state of encryption, a post-quantum…
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