Storm⚡️Watch | Cyber Podcast |
Summary: This episode of Storm⚡️Watch covers security researcher David Schuetz's investigation into the mysterious 'Noise Storms' of ping packets flooding the internet, detailed at darthnull.org/noisestorms/, involving packet analysis, timestamp decoding, and network protocol deep-dives into the origins of the 'LOVE' packets. The episode also discusses the CUPS daemon vulnerability and Censys's analysis of it, Kaspersky antivirus software deleting itself and installing UltraAV and other code without warnings, and recent additions to CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
Bottom line: Kaspersky antivirus software deleted itself and installed UltraAV and other code without warnings, a reminder that the security software you trust to protect endpoints can change what runs on them without your consent.
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- Topics
- OT / ICS & Critical Infrastructure
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