The security box, podcast 150: Ransomware Gangs giving us ransomware witha helping of zero-days

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Now, here are the show notes for podcast 150. Thanks so much for listening and make it a great day!

Hello folks, welcome to the Security Box, podcast 150. We’re made it! On this podcast, we’re going to talk about Ransomware gangs and the fact they’re now using zero days. We may or may not have a moron, we’ll cover the news and we’ll see what else people have to say as the program progresses. Some Strong Language.

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Our topic, Ransomware gangs and zero days

This week’s article comes to us from Cyberscoop. Its titled Ransomware gangs increasingly deploy zero-days to maximize attacks and was tagged as a topic. For the 150th episode, this couldn’t be more appropriate.

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