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CounterSurveil Podcast: Zero Days Ransomways for the Holidays

This week, we're diving into the biggest cybersecurity stories shaking up the digital world. From supply chain attacks to state-sponsored espionage, and even Santa's GDPR woes—grab a coffee and tune in for an episode packed with insights, puns, and a dash of cyber paranoia. This Week's Highlights: 💥 Cleo Chaos: The Supply Chain Saga Continues A new zero-day in Cleo Software, widely used in logistics and biotech, is wreaking havoc. Despite a patch in October, the flaw is still actively exploited, with ransomware groups targeting sensitive file transfer tools. Security firms Huntress and Rapid7 suggest pulling affected servers offline until it's truly fixed. Sounds like MOVEit and Accellion all over again! 🔐 Termite Trouble: Babuk Redux Meet Termite, the ransomware gang repurposing Babuk's leaked code. Their latest victim? Supply chain firm Blue Yonder. With indiscriminate targeting and slow restoration, it's another reminder to lock down your systems before Termite tunnels in. 📞 China's Espionage Storm: Salt Typhoon Salt Typhoon strikes again! Chinese-backed hackers breached U.S. telcos, recording calls and scooping metadata from top political figures, including those tied to Trump and Biden/Harris. Despite the gravity, only 67 lawmakers attended the classified briefing. Apathy or ignorance? You decide. 💻 Pyongyang Paychecks: North Korea’s Cyber Scam The DOJ indicted 14 North Koreans for stealing identities to land U.S. tech jobs, funneling $88M toward nukes. Rogue workers aren’t just after paychecks—they’re gunning for corporate secrets. A stark reminder to tighten hiring protocols. 🔥 Firewall Breach Bonanza: Silence Isn’t Golden Chinese group Sichuan Silence hacked 81,000 Sophos firewalls globally, with 23,000 hits in the U.S. alone. Critical infrastructure was among the targets, prompting federal action and a $10M bounty for leads on hacker Guan Tianfeng. 🍩 Krispy Kreme’s Cyber Hole: Dough-nut Believe It! The donut giant filled its "cyber holes" after a digital attack disrupted online orders. At least it inspired some deliciously good puns while under fire. 🤖 Facial Recognition Fiascos Want to dodge Big Brother’s gaze? Experts weigh in, and while a mask helps, avoiding places with surveillance tech is the only surefire way. A dystopian inconvenience or a call for smarter privacy norms? 📃 Santa’s GDPR Naughty List Santa fails GDPR compliance again for his not-so-transparent "naughty or nice" list. Maybe the elves should take a compliance course? Bonus Segments: Patch Tuesday Updates: 70 vulnerabilities plugged, including a Windows zero-day under active attack. Rhode Island Ransomware Attack: RIBridges system hacked, compromising benefits data and banking info. Happy holidays? Not so much.