Defensive Security Podcast Episode 354
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Defensive Security Podcast - Malware, Hacking, Cyber Security & Infosec
50 min
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8 chapters
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What is the opening introduction and who are the hosts of this episode?
Welcome to episode three hundred and fifty-four of the Defensive Security Podcast. My name is Jerry Bell, and joining me today as always is Mr. Andrew Khalett.
Good afternoon, Mr Bell. How are you, sir?
I am awesome. How are you doing?
I'm good. I'm good. I'm uh still on a play bum and uh kicking around but doing some consulting. And available for consulting. If anybody out there in Podcast Landia is interested in my consulting services and Feel free to hit me up. Uh but yeah.
The best services, by the way.
The the yeah, you know, a lot of people, a lot of services
Everybody says so.
But I'm not even gonna try to do a Trump appersonation 'cause that'll probably get us demonetized or something.
Okay. Fair enough. All right. Moving on, I do want to express our continued thanks to our Patreon sponsors. Thank you so much. If you do want to uh support our show, you can do so on our Patreon page. It's patreon.com slash defensive sec. And for that you will get the high honor of Having our episodes delivered into your ears and eyeballs a week before everybody else, which is pretty awesome.
It's true. And speaking of eyeballs, uh you started a new daily briefing.
I did. It's called the Daily Def Sec Brief. I do it uh I I'm trying to do it earlier in the morning. Mm-hmm. But it's it's basically trying to cover like the the the urgent things you need to w think about for that day. So like, you know, new Significant vulnerabilities, that sort of stuff.
Nice. And where where can people find that?
It's everywhere. You can find it uh Uh Apple Podcasts, you can find it on YouTube. It's on our you know, the most amazing YouTube channel again in history. Uh it's there. It's at Defensive Podcasts. Uh you'll you'll find it there. You can find it on iHeartRadio, it's on Spotify. You know, if if uh you know once you're done once once people are done listening to Joe Rogan, then you know they just come listen to us.
So is it the same podcast feed as this show or is it its own feed?
It's its own feed. It's a good question. It's own feed.
What's it called?
Which we might uh we might change that. But it's uh it's called the Daily Defensive or sorry, the Daily Def Sec Brief is the name of the show if you wanna search for it.
There you go. Very cool. And uh once you get it ironed out, if you want me to cover some of those, let me know. I'll jump in.
Absolutely. Absolutely. They can
Hear my less melodous voice occasionally.
Good deal. All right, a reminder that the thoughts and opinions we expressed on the show are ours and not those of our employers or clients or spouses or Alien abductors or anybody else? Cats and dogs, that's right. So Getting into stories for today, the first one comes from the Hacker News and the title here is Enterprise AI Is Still Smarting From Leaping Before Looking.
How do the hosts thank their Patreon supporters and explain the benefits of patronage?
And I gotta tell you, like this one speaks to me deeply, given the work that I do now. Uh I see a lot of silliness with AI in at at many levels. Uh but this this article comes from a Digicert report. So, you know, keep it in mind. Keep keep in mind that this is, you know, it's a the product of a marketing department. And at the end of the day they're trying to push identity related uh improvements to AI agents, but there's some interesting nuggets in here which I wanted to cover. Uh one of which is that fifty percent Of enterprises they surveyed. have reported that they've experienced one or more AI related security breaches. Which is Interesting.
Yes. Now, breaches, incidents, how severe do we do we have our
There's no yeah, there's no context around this?
S went bump the night because of AI.
It's self self reported, right? They're they're saying that they And you know, like we also don't know the methodology used in the survey, so like all you know, everybody could have been from the same ten companies. I I you know, we we just we don't we don't know, but most But it reinforces our confirmation bias. Exactly. That's exactly right. Which is why it's here. Right. We're all about that confirmation bias. So um anyway I you know the the the point of the article Yeah, in in the
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening introduction and who are the hosts of this episode?
0:31–3:46
2
How do the hosts thank their Patreon supporters and explain the benefits of patronage?
3:46–8:56
3
What is the Daily Def Sec Brief and where can listeners find it?
8:56–17:51
4
How are enterprises experiencing AI‑related security breaches according to the Register story?
17:51–31:16
5
What did the GitHub AI agent leak and why is it considered a security issue?
31:16–39:20
6
How are fake IT‑support calls on Microsoft Teams being used to deliver EtherRat malware?
39:20–48:08
7
What happened in the Adapt Health cloud‑systems breach and what does it reveal about third‑party risk?
48:08–49:54
8
How did an AI‑driven Langflow exploit lead to a ransomware attack and what lessons does it teach?
49:54–50:10