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In this episode of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love dives into several shocking security lapses and emerging threats. Highlights include ransomware negotiators at Digital Mint accused of being behind attacks, a new AI vulnerability that exploits Windows’ built-in stack, and a misuse of OpenAI’s API for command and control in malware operations. Additionally, AMD confirms a flaw in its Zen 5 CPUs that could lead to predictable encryption keys, and the Louvre faces scrutiny after a major theft reveals poor password practices and maintenance failures. The episode underscores the importance of basic security measures like strong passwords and regular audits despite advanced technological systems in place.
00:00 Introduction and Sponsor Message
00:48 Ransomware Negotiators Turned Hackers
02:08 AI Stack Vulnerabilities in Windows
04:04 Backdoor Exploits OpenAI’s API
05:24 AMD’s Encryption Key Flaw
06:59 Louvre Heist and Security Lapses
08:24 Conclusion and Call to Action
