What angered us most about cybersecurity in 2021: Lock and Code S03E01
On Lock and Code this week, we speak to the experts behind the Malwarebytes Labs blog about what upset them most about cybersecurity in 2021.
The three most significant cyberattacks of 2021
Three attacks in 2021 changed the way we think about ransomware.
Why Macs are the best, according to Mac expert Thomas Reed: Lock and Code S02E23
On Lock and Code this week, we talk to a Mac security expert about why Macs are clearly the best… or are they?
Why we fail at getting the cybersecurity basics right, with Jess Dodson: Lock and Code S02E21
On Lock and Code this week, we discuss why we keep failing at getting the cybersecurity basics right, with Jess Dodson.
Lessons from a real-life ransomware attack
Recovering from a ransomware attack shouldn’t be a mysterious process. A sysadmin reveals all the best guidance to get through it.
Beyond the VPN: Ultimate online privacy, with The Tor Project’s Isabela Bagueros: Lock and Code S02E20
On Lock and Code this week, we discuss staying private online, beyond using a VPN, with Tor Project Executive Director Isabella Bagueros.
ExpressVPN made a choice, and so did I: Lock and Code S02E19
On Lock and Code this week, we discuss a United Arab Emirates surveillance campaign that, bizarrely, involves the CIO at ExpressVPN.
Why backups aren’t a “silver bullet” against ransomware, with Matt Crape: Lock and Code S02E17
On Lock and Code this week, we speak with VMware technical account manager Matt Crape about backups, a complex defense to ransomware.
Hackers, tractors, and a few delayed actors. How hacker Sick Codes learned too much about John Deere: Lock and Code S02E16
No one ever wants a group of hackers to say about their company: “We had the keys to the kingdom.” But that’s exactly what the hacker Sick Codes said on this week’s episode of Lock and Code, in speaking with host David Ruiz, when talking about his and fellow hackers’ efforts to peer into John…
“Seven or eight” zero-days: The failed race to fix Kaseya VSA, with Victor Gevers, Lock and Code S02E13
Kaseya VSA had “seven or eight” zero-day vulnerabilities, revealed DIVD Chair Victor Gevers in the latest episode of Lock and Code.
