WatchGuard Security Week in Review: Episode 44 – Ar.Drone Virus

Ar.Drone Virus, Skynet Bot, and #ProjectWhiteFox

Despite the upcoming holiday season, information security (infosec) news hasn’t slowed, with plenty of interesting new infosec stories this week. If you want a quick recap of the highlights, check out our short video below.

In this episode, I cover a few breaches—including one that affected an exploit vendor—a botnet that leverages Tor to hide its communications, and a virus that wirelessly infects remote control quadricopters. If you’re passionate about infosec, this was a pretty entertaining and interesting week.

As always, I share links to written versions of these stories in the Reference section below. I had to keep this week’s episode short due to other events, so I’ve also included links to many other stories I couldn’t cover in the video. Be sure to check them out.

As an aside, if you’ve been waiting for December’s promised Radio Free Security episode, which unveils our 2013 Security Predictions, I’ll post it early next week.

(Episode Runtime: 9:03)

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Episode References:

— Corey Nachreiner, CISSP (@SecAdept)

About Corey Nachreiner

Corey Nachreiner has been with WatchGuard since 1999 and has since written more than a thousand concise security alerts and easily-understood educational articles for WatchGuard users. His security training videos have generated hundreds of letters of praise from thankful customers and accumulated more than 100,000 views on YouTube and Google Video. A Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), Corey speaks internationally and is often quoted by other online sources, including C|NET, eWeek, and Slashdot. Corey enjoys "modding" any technical gizmo he can get his hands on, and considers himself a hacker in the old sense of the word.

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