Podcast Smashing Security #438: Quando o mouse vira delator e os hackers desenvolvem uma consciência – Against Invaders – Notícias de CyberSecurity para humanos.

Podcast Smashing Security #438: Quando o mouse vira delator e os hackers desenvolvem uma consciência - Against Invaders - Notícias de CyberSecurity para humanos.

O mouse do seu computador pode não ser tão inocente quanto parece – e uma equipe de ransomware tem uma crise de consciência que ninguém esperava.

Falamos sobre como algo tão comum quanto uma página da web pode transformar seu mouse em um vizinho surpreendentemente intrometido e por que as gangues de ransomware precisam pensar cuidadosamente sobre sua reputação.

Enquanto isso, Graham revela um truque de batata assada que pode mudar sua vida, e fazemos um desvio inesperado para a América do Sul para um pouco de aventura literária envolvendo porcos infláveis.

Tudo isso e muito mais é discutido no episódio 436 do podcast “Smashing Security” com o veterano da segurança cibernética Graham Cluley e seu convidado especial Geoff White.

Você pode ajudar o podcast contando a seus amigos e colegas sobre “Smashing Security” e deixando-nos um comentário sobre Apple Podcasts ou Caçador de pods.

Música tema: “Vinyl Memories” de Mikael Manvelyan.
Efeitos sonoros variados: AudioBlocks.

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