May 7th 2019
Security Now 713
Post-Coinhive Cryptojacking
Hosted by
Leo Laporte,
Steve Gibson
Post-Coinhive Cryptojacking
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This Week's Stories
- The continuing and changing world of cryptojacking after Coinhive closed their doors last month.
- Google's announcement of self-expiring data retention
- The mess arising from Mozilla's intermediate certificate expiration
- Another wrinkle in the exploit marketplace
- Mozilla's announcement about deliberate code obfuscation
- A hacker who hacked at least 29 other botnet hackers
- A warning about a very popular D-Link netcam
- Who's paying and who's receiving bug bounties by country
- Another User-Agent gotcha with Google Docs
- A problem with Google Earth on the new Chromium-Edge browser
- A bit more about Edge's future just dropped at the start of Microsoft's Build 2019 conference.
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