This week we talk about [00:36] We talk about a new Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that uses Telegram as it's command and control server, then [07:56] we talk about how DigiCert made a mistake and needed to revoke certificates and the chaos that causes, but why it's needed, then [16:21] we talk about how criminals once again are utilizing CloudFlare's free tunnel service to once again get around security controls and compromise systems and finally [22:44] how the rise of fake profiles on LinkedIN are being used to gain information that could be used again you.

[00:36] Telegram-Controlled tRat Attacking Linux Systems
[07:56] DigiCert Revoke 83,000 customer certificates
[16:21] Criminals Abusing Cloudflare Tunnels (again)
[22:44] LinkedIn Profiles Target Workers for Information Leakage

This week we talk about [00:36] how Citrix is warning its customers to be aware of this integrated third party tool, then [07:55] we finally learn the identity of the main member of LockBit, Then we talk about [14:04] Dell had one of their sites scraped and all it cost them was 49 million customers records and we round up this weeks discussion on [23:09] a wordpress plugin that is being actively exploited by hackers and how even if you don't use this plugin, you can protect yourself.

This week we talk about [00:36] how a major player in the website protection game, get's hacked, [09:13] A Russian hacker group is using vulnerabilites from December to gain access to your account, [16:20] Mastadon has a critical vulnerability, can the admins patch their servers in time and finally [22:50] A popular remote access tool had their systems breach, and you should reset your account anyway.

[00:36] Cloudflare Hacked
[09:13] Russian Hackers using NTLM Relay Attacks
[16:20] Critical vulnerability in Mastodon
[22:50] AnyDesk breached, reset passwords