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TikTok, Sonic Wall, NSA, BigNox, Slipstreaming, ESET & Jason Wood – SWN #97

This week in the Security News, Dr. Doug talks TikTok naughtiness, Sonic Wall, the NSA, BigNox, Slipstreaming, and ESET research! Jason Wood returns with Expert Commentary on the US Court System Going back to Paper-Only for Sensitive Documents!

Full episode and show notes

Hosts

Professor at Roger Williams University
  1. 1. Congress orders NSA for a report on Juniper breach in wake of Solarwinds Supply Chain attack
  2. 2. BigNox’s NoxPlayer allegedly installs malware
  3. 3. Apple issues Patches for NAT Slipstreaming 2.0 Attack
    https://www.instapaper.com/read/1383751166 https://www.instapaper.com/read/1383751186
  4. 4. SonicWall SMA 100 zero day exploit being used in the wild
  5. 5. New Linux Malware Steals SSH credentials from Supercomputers
  6. 6. Ransomware now has industrial target square in their sights
  7. 7. Microsoft reissues EOL for Skype on 31 July
  8. 8. TikTok Silhouette Challenge filters can be removed
Security Researcher
  1. 1. US court system ditches electronic filing, goes paper-only for sensitive documents following SolarWinds hack

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