Schrodinger, Lucid, Crocodilus, WordPress, Ivanti, Oracle, Android, Josh Marpet… – SWN #464

Summary: The video discusses the latest updates in the cybersecurity realm, featuring topics such as the RSA conference, a supposed Microsoft acquisition of Debian, advancements in phishing as a service, security vulnerabilities in various systems, and the European Union’s funding for digital innovation. With humorous commentary and expert analysis, Doug White provides insights on recent developments and trends that are shaping the security landscape.

Keypoints:

Doug White hosts the Security Weekly News, providing updates on cybersecurity topics.

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Microsoft is rumored to have purchased Debian Linux for .3 billion, with plans to shift Linux into a Windows-like environment by 2029.

Lucid, a phishing as a service platform, targets entities globally and generates phishing sites on the fly, operated by a Chinese criminal group.

Crocodilus is a Trojan that affects Android devices, capable of advanced data harvesting and keylogging.

WordPress must-use plugins are being abused by attackers to run malicious code on every page load.

The EU commits €1.3 billion to improve AI and cybersecurity capabilities as part of a larger €8.1 billion digital initiative.

The U.S. White House declares cyberattacks a national emergency, facilitating federal law enforcement actions against cybercrime.

Ivanti products are under threat from a new strain of malware that exploits a critical vulnerability; users are urged to patch their devices.

Claims have surfaced regarding a potential breach at Oracle, with conflicting statements on the integrity of customer data.

April Fool’s Day brings jokes and tech pranks, but emphasizes the persistent risk of phishing attacks.

Overall, the cybersecurity landscape is evolving, with ongoing threats and the need for continuous vigilance among users and organizations.