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- Threat Report H1 2025: ClickFix, disruptions, and ransomware deathmatch · 28 min. · Episode 23The latest episode covers highlights from the ESET Threat Report H1 2025. Key topics include the rise of the new social engineering technique ClickFix, law enforcement…
- APT Activity Report Q1 2025: Malware sharing, data wiping and exploits · 34 min. · Episode 22In this episode, we unpack ESET’s latest APT Activity Report. Highlights include China-aligned UnsolicitedBooker’s persistence, Worok’s tools sharing that makes clear attribution…
- Threat Report H2 2024: Infostealers, novel vector for mobile, Nomani · 38 min. · Episode 21In this episode, we discuss the findings of the latest ESET Threat Report H2 2024. These include infostealer shakeup; a novel attack vector that works for both Android and iOS…
- Telekopye, again · 30 min. · Episode 20Neanderthals hunting Mammoths are back. Of course, we’re not talking about technology resurrecting them. No, this episode of our podcast returns to the malicious operation of…
- Gamaredon · 23 min. · Episode 19When describing state-backed threat actors, one would probably expect a sophisticated, stealthy group that avoids all alarms with surgical precision. In contrast, Gamaredon is…
- CosmicBeetle · 24 min. · Episode 18Some cybercriminals are sophisticated, cooperate with other attackers and do everything to stay under the radar. Then there are threat actors like CosmicBeetle that lack the…
- EvilVideo · 16 min. · Episode 17Telegram, with nearly a billion monthly users, is a juicy target for cybercriminals, especially if they can exploit a zero-day vulnerability to spread malicious code. ESET…
- HotPage · 18 min. · Episode 16In this episode, ESET Distinguished Researcher Aryeh Goretsky and his guest ESET Principal Threat Intelligence Researcher Robert Lipovsky detail recently discovered unusual…
- APT Activity Report Q4 2023-Q1 2024: I-SOON, FishMonger, and MuddyWater · 43 min. · Episode 15The I-SOON data leak has allowed us to identify FishMonger, a group notorious for the cyberattacks against Hong Kong universities back in 2019, as I-SOON. This contractor also…
- Threat Report H2 2023: ChatGPT, the MOVEit hack, and Pandora · 20 min. · Episode 14In 2023, ESET detected over 675,000 attempts to access malicious domains abusing the popularity of ChatGPT; some offer bring-your-own-key web apps that can steal OpenAI API keys…
- Neanderthals, Mammoths and Telekopye · 38 min. · Episode 13In this episode, ESET researchers Radek Jizba and Jakub Souček talk the dynamics within and between various Neanderthal groups, techniques these hordes use to find and select the…
- Threat Report H1 2023: Sextortion, usury and brute-force · 21 min. · Episode 12In H1 2023, intrusion vectors were closing left and right, forcing cybercriminals to revisit old routes such as brute-forcing MS SQL servers or distributing (AI-generated?)…
- MoustachedBouncer · 24 min. · Episode 11What do Disco, NightClub, backdoors, espionage, and internet service providers in Belarus all have in common? They all are tied to the same MoustachedBouncer. While it sounds…
- Finding the mythical BlackLotus bootkit · 20 min. · Episode 10Towards the end of 2022, an unknown threat actor posted an ad for a new and powerful UEFI bootkit called BlackLotus. Its most distinctive feature? This malware could bypass UEFI…
- How I (could’ve) stolen your corporate secrets for $100 · 22 min. · Episode 9What do you need to break into a corporate network? ESET’s latest research suggests that interest in secondhand computer hardware, a bit of time, and $100 is more than enough. In…
- The year of wipers · 56 min. · Episode 8Since the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, Ukrainians have had to defend their data against an unprecedented number of data-wiping malware variants. While Russian threat…
- Threat Report T3 2022 · 36 min. · Episode 7In the last four months of 2022, Russia-aligned APT groups unleashed several instances of data-destroying malware in Ukraine. Android detections grew rapidly, while almost all…
- Tech in a digital vacuum · 25 min. · Episode 6Let’s say your network access gets shut off from the rest of the world due to a catastrophic event. Whether it is a natural disaster, an armed conflict, a decision of an…
- Threat Report T2 2022 · 26 min. · Episode 5Looking at the telemetry data from May through August, it seems like cybercriminal scene has taken taking its foot off the pedal in almost every possible area. But what is the…
- Live from RSAC 2022 · 27 min. · Episode 4This is an ESET Research Podcast special, recorded at RSA Conference 2022 in San Francisco. In it, ESET’s top machine-learning experts Juraj Jánošík and Filip Mazán are…
