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8 Kasım'daki grup toplantısında İYİ Parti Genel Başkanı Meral Akşener, Sakarya Milletvekili Ümit Dikbayır'ın kendi banka hesaplarını incelettiğini ve belediyelerle ticari ilişkilere girdiğini; Genel Sekreter Uğur Poyraz'ın ise kendi aleyhine ve özel kalemi hakkında konuştuğunu iddia etmişti. Öte yandan Poyraz'ın AKP'ye geçen Nebi Hatipoğlu'nun milletvekili olmasını sağladığı da ileri sürülmüştü. Akşener ayrıca öfke patlaması taktiği ile “En fazla naz edilen, sözü kesilen, akıl verilen, en fazla parmak sallanan genel başkan benim. Allah nasip ederse o parmakları tek tek kıracağım. Toprak bizde, iklim bizde, su bizde ama parayı başkaları kazanıyor. Bu eğri düzeni mutlaka değiştireceğiz. İsterse en yakınım olsun. Vallahi billahi değiştireceğim. En yakınım olsun, en güvendiğim olsun. Kazık atan herkesi buradan silmezsem adımı değiştireceğim” ifadelerini kullanmıştır. Akşener öfke patlaması taktiğiyle açıklamalarında İYİ Parti'yi iyilik hareketi olarak tanımlayıp “her türlü pisliğin, güç kullanımının, garibanı ezen anlayışın ve abidik gubidik yapıp cep doldurmaya kalkışanların karşısında, sırtında yara olmayan, tertemiz, gözümün içine baksan arkasının görüldüğü insanlardan oluşan bir partidir. Bunun dışında davrananların içimizde yeri yoktur. Garibanın hakkına giren, bir taraftan insanların emeği karşılığı aç gezdiği Türkiye'de saray rejiminin getirdiği yolsuzlukların, israfların, cebellezilerin en miniği dahi olsa gereğini yapmayan namerttir. Hele gariban kız çocuklarını, hele gariban delikanlıları, onları üzenleri ve istismar edenleri silmezsem adiyim.” gibi içi boş sözler sarf etmiştir. Zira 2023 Mayıs ayında yapılan çifte seçimlerden hemen sonra GİK üyesi İsmet Koçak “Milletvekili sıralarının belirlenmesi parayla satılmış. Bu yönde çok ciddi söylentiler var. Bunun açığa çıkarılması gerekir” dedi. Bu önemli bir iddiaydı ama nedense incelenmedi! AKŞENER NASIL BİR MANİPÜLATÖR Kİ KENDİSİ VE PARTİSİ PARTİ İÇİNDEKİ ÖNEMLİ GÖREVLİLER TARAFINDAN SUÇLANIRKEN ÖFKE NÖBETİ TAKTİKLERİ İLE AK PARTİ'YE SALDIRABİLİYOR? İYİ Parti lideri Akşener nasıl bir manipülatör ki partinin kuruluşundan günümüze kadar gerek kendisi gerekse partisi için çeşitli rüşvet ve yolsuzluk iddiaları parti içindeki önemli ve üst düzeydeki görevliler tarafından ortaya atılmışken ve atılmaya devam ederken bu olaylarla hiçbir ilişki ve alakası şaibesi olmayan AK Parti'yi saray rejimi olarak niteleyip asparagas iddialarla suçlayarak kendisine yönelik iddia ve suçlamaları örtmeye çalışmaktadır. Bu tür söylemler tam da zillet ittifakına yaraşır bir garabettir. MERAL AKŞENER NEDEN İLK AÇIKLAMASINDAN, KENDİ BANKA HESAPLARININ İNCELENDİĞİ İDDİASINDAN ÇARK ETTİ?

The Budworm APT's bespoke tools. Johnson Controls sustains a cyberattack. The US Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board reports on Section 702. The looming government shutdown and cyber risk. Cybersecurity in the US industrial base. X cuts back content moderation capabilities. In our Industry Voices segment, Nicholas Kathmann from LogicGate describes the struggle when facing low cost attacks. Sam Crowther from Kasada shares his team's findings on Stolen Auto Accounts. And Ukrainian hacktivists target Russian airline check-in systems. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news briefing: https://thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/12/186 Selected reading. Budworm: APT Group Uses Updated Custom Tool in Attacks on Government and Telecoms Org (Symantec Enterprise Blogs) Johnson Controls reports data breach after severe ransomware attack (BeyondMachines)  Report on the Surveillance Program Operated Pursuant to Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (U.S. Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board)  Split privacy board urges big changes to Section 702 surveillance law (Washington Post) Democrats fear cyberattacks as government shutdown looms (Nextgov.com)  Aprio Releases U.S. National Manufacturing Survey, Highlighting the Need for Improved Operational Excellence, Digitization and Cybersecurity Practices (Aprio)  Musk's X disabled feature for reporting electoral misinformation - researcher (Reuters)  Musk's X Cuts Half of Election Integrity Team After Promising to Expand It (The Information) Aeroflot, other airlines' flights delayed over DDoS attack (Cybernews) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, our guest is Reece Baldwin from Kasada discussing their work on "No Honour Amongst Thieves: Unpacking a New OpenBullet Malware Campaign." The Kasada Threat Intelligence team has recently identified a malware campaign targeting users of OpenBullet, a tool popular within criminal communities to conduct credential stuffing attacks. This malware campaign was first uncovered when the team was digging around in a Telegram channel setup to share OpenBullet configurations. Reading through a few of the configurations they identified a function, ostensibly designed to bypass Google's reCAPTCHA anti-bot solution. Th research states "While the versatility of OpenBullet's configuration files enable complex attacks, they can also make it difficult for inexperienced attackers to fully understand what requests are being created and what data is being retrieved." The research can be found here: No Honour Amongst Thieves: Unpacking a New OpenBullet Malware Campaign Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, our guest is Reece Baldwin from Kasada discussing their work on "No Honour Amongst Thieves: Unpacking a New OpenBullet Malware Campaign." The Kasada Threat Intelligence team has recently identified a malware campaign targeting users of OpenBullet, a tool popular within criminal communities to conduct credential stuffing attacks. This malware campaign was first uncovered when the team was digging around in a Telegram channel setup to share OpenBullet configurations. Reading through a few of the configurations they identified a function, ostensibly designed to bypass Google's reCAPTCHA anti-bot solution. Th research states "While the versatility of OpenBullet's configuration files enable complex attacks, they can also make it difficult for inexperienced attackers to fully understand what requests are being created and what data is being retrieved." The research can be found here: No Honour Amongst Thieves: Unpacking a New OpenBullet Malware Campaign Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today I chat with Sam, an entrepreneur with a passion for cybersecurity. Based in both New York and Sydney, he is motivated by creating simple, technical solutions to complex problems and by challenging preconceived ideas and beliefs in order to have a positive impact on the world. In 2015, with funding from leading U.S. and Australian investors, he launched Kasada to provide an innovative web traffic integrity solution to companies around the world. Thank you for today's episode!

In this episode of the RH-ISAC podcast, our intel team shares how members can start taking advantage of the new RH-ISAC community instance of the threat intel platform, MISP. Then, Lee Clark, RH-ISAC cyber threat intelligence analyst and writer, and Sam Crowther, founder & CEO of Kasada, discuss the trends they're seeing in the fraud space, including how bots have become commercialized, lowering the barrier of entry for fraud attacks.  Thank you to Fortinet for their sponsorship of the RH-ISAC podcast.   

Sam Crowther, CEO of Kasada join's Dave to discuss their work on "The New Way Fraudsters Bypass Bot Management." Kasada researchers recently discovered a new type of bot called Solver Services, which is used and created by bad actors to bypass the majority of bot management systems. The research states "Now it's easier than ever for mainstream bot operators to scrape content, take over accounts, hoard inventory, and commit other forms of automated fraud against organizations using legacy bot management solutions." Attackers are able to buy these “Solver” bots, APIs, and services for less than $500 per month to make a profit. The research can be found here: The Emergence of Solver Services: The New Way Fraudsters Bypass Bot Management Vendors

Sam Crowther, CEO of Kasada join's Dave to discuss their work on "The New Way Fraudsters Bypass Bot Management." Kasada researchers recently discovered a new type of bot called Solver Services, which is used and created by bad actors to bypass the majority of bot management systems. The research states "Now it's easier than ever for mainstream bot operators to scrape content, take over accounts, hoard inventory, and commit other forms of automated fraud against organizations using legacy bot management solutions." Attackers are able to by these “Solver” bots, APIs, and services for less than $500 per month to make a profit. The research can be found here: The Emergence of Solver Services: The New Way Fraudsters Bypass Bot Management Vendors

Cybercriminals are motivated by one simple incentive - money. Their favorite tools are bots to leverage sophistication, scalability, and ease of use. The effect is the creation of the underground bot ecosystem. This community allows threat actors to work together and continually improve their tactics. They sell bypasses for rule-based anti-bot solutions to other less technical fraudsters. In this episode of CyberWire-X, the CyberWire's CSO, Chief Analyst, and Senior Fellow, Rick Howard, is joined in the first half by Hash Table member Etay Maor. Cato Networks' Senior Director Security Strategy. They discuss this reality that has put defenders at a serious disadvantage and the mitigation steps to consider for future attacks.. In the second half of the show, CyberWire podcast host Dave Bittner talks with our episode sponsor Kasada's founder Sam Crowther talking about what he saw first-hand as a red teamer at a major Australian bank and what inspired him to reimagine bot mitigation with the founding principle of undermining the attacker's ROI.

My guest for Ep160 of The Startup Playbook Podcast was the Co-founder & CEO of Kasada, Sam Crowther. Sam launched Kasada as a 19 year in 2015 to help protect businesses from bots. Fast forward 7 years and the company is now used by many Fortune 50 companies and has gone on to raise $39M […] The post Ep160 – Sam Crowther (Co-founder & CEO – Kasada) on sales, structure and the founder journey appeared first on Startup Playbook.

Malcolm Turnbull was the 29th Prime Minister of Australia between 2015 - 2018, in which time he launched the National Innovation and Science Agenda (NISA), which aimed to drive innovation and Australia's startup ecosystem. Malcolm also has a long history of investing in and founding companies, having established an investment banking firm in 1987, as well as becoming a partner of Goldman Sachs in 1998. Since leaving parliament in 2018, Malcolm has returned to the world of business, and has joined the board of directors of Kasada, an Australian cybersecurity company. In his conversation with Adam, Malcolm discusses his belief that innovation has become a “no-no word” in Australian federal politics over the last several years, and what he would do to promote innovation were he to have a second shot as prime minister. See full show notes: https://w2d1.com/malcolm-turnbull

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Nemle karışık bunaltıcı yaz sıcağında serinlemenin en sağlıklı yollarından bir tanesi de soğuk karpuz. Geçenlerde sokağın başındaki mahalle bakkalına uğradım. Evde karpuz yoktu. Kasada bakkalın sahibi 3 kardeşten ortancası duruyordu. “Talat, taşıyamam 5 kat, ufaklarından iyi bir karpuz seç” dedim. Seçti ama karpuz biraz büyüktü. Adana karpuzunun da küçüğü yok zaten. -“Oğlum ben nasıl taşıyacağım bunu” dedim. -“Sana taşıtmayacağım abi, ben eve kadar çıkarırım” dedi. “Bu kez de ben vicdan yaparım, söylemen yeter kardeşim” dedim. Mahallede yaşlıların sularını kapıya kadar taşıdığını biliyordum. Hatta gece yarısı telefonla sipariş verenin siparişini eve getirdiğini de. Yakın gördüğü komşuların “sonra veririm” dediği siparişlerinin ücretlerini deftere yazmadığını da biliyorum. Birkaç kez sonradan ödeme yaptığımda, alacaklarını yazmadıklarına ve unuttuklarına şahidim. Israrında samimiydi ama yine de karpuzu taşıma işini bırakmadım ona, kendim taşıdım. «« Bakkala gidiyorsun iki domates, bir kavun, yarım kilo biber, bir kilo soğan bir koli yumurta alıyorsun. Bakkal hepsini ayrı poşete koyuyor, poşetlerden de ücret almıyor. Aynı ürünleri zincir marketten alsan 5 poşet parası veriyorsun. Bazen kart yerine nakit verdiğinde bozuk parası az ise küsüratı da almıyor senden. Ama market öyle değil. Nakit ödemede 10 kuruş eksikse ürünü geri koymak zorundasın. Bakkal insandır, zincir market ruhsuz, duygusuz makine.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Matt Allen, CEO of Tractor Ventures. These guys offer revenue based finance, meaning that they can provide capital in return for payback (with interest) once you start generating the returns from the investment. This means founders don't have to give away big chunks of equity to unlock growth. They've already got eCommerce leaders such as Kate Morris from Adore Beauty, Ed McManus from Deliveroo and Rob Ward from Quad Lock involved in the fund. In this ep we cover exactly how the Tractor Venture investment model works and the types of businesses it is most suited to. We also cover Matt's observations around how male and female founded businesses differ, hear about the two Shopify apps that Tractor Ventures has backed and learn why Matt thinks moves like Afterpay's acquisition will lead to non-linear growth for Australian innovation. Links from the episodeTractor VenturesAdore BeautyDeliverooQuad LockLinktreeOra 99 DesignsPrincipals by Ray DalioStartmate SyncioDisco LabsSubmarineJB Hi FiMarvelSquareAfterpayShopify Plus & JBHi Fi (sponsored)Signet & Cheers Sweetie (sponsored)Questions answered:At what stage do you recommend founders start looking for investment capital? What do you look for when investing in eCommerce startups? What have you learnt from the big names you've been involved with, like Kate Morris from Adore Beauty and Ed McManus from Deliveroo? This episode was brought to you by… Shopify PlusThink Shopify Plus if just for ‘simple retailers'? Well let me tell you - JB Hi Fi is no simple business. But when their old site crashed for two hours during Black Friday, doing nothing was simply not an option. Shopify Plus was selected as the eCommerce partner to help facilitate the fast growing $5b retailer. However, with over 200 dispatch locations, a reliance on a web of API's and the ability to handle tripling growth - it wasn't an out of the box implementation. But the results spoke for themselves. JB Hi-Fi cruised through a record Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2019 without a hitch, have reduced average page load time by 15% and were even able to redeploy three techies whose job was to watch the servers to make sure they don't go down! JB Hi FI - not just smashing prices but smashing eCommerce. To read more of B Hi-Fi's story and see other case studies visit the customers sections on shopify.com.au/plus.SignetHow do you like your cocktail gift boxes? Shaken? Maybe. Stirred? Perhaps. Broken? Definitely not. Cocktail giftining company, Cheers Sweetie, were finding that they were regularly coming up against broken items when mailing their gift boxes all over Australia. Not only was iot costing them money but it was a horrible customer experience. Working with our packaging supplier partners, Signet, Cheers Sweetie added an outer protective layer and internal cushioning - all while remaining environmentally friendly. They are now saving over $6,000 a year in broken items. Cheers to that. Visit signet.net.au/blog to find out more. About your host: Nathan Bush from eSuite Nathan Bush is a digital strategist, Co-founder of eCommerce talent agency, eSuite and host of the Add to Cart podcast. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host:Matt Allen from Tractor VenturesMatt Allen is a deeply experienced founder, operator, mentor and investor and the CEO of Tractor Ventures, a new vehicle for investing that offers founders revenue-based financing. Matt and his team at Tractor are grounded in the belief that secure founders make better business decisions; venture capital money simply isn't the right fit for every business, so Tractor Ventures is filling a funding gap for ambitious founders who want to grow their businesses at a pace that suits them. As an angel investor, he has invested in 30+ companies as part of his portfolio, including BuildKite, Practice Ignition, Spaceship, Qsic, Kasada, Donesafe, Pin and Goterra. Matt is a three-times ex CTO, and led the VC portfolio at AWS for ANZ.You can contact Matt at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Matt Allen, CEO of Tractor Ventures. These guys offer revenue based finance, meaning that they can provide capital in return for payback (with interest) once you start generating the returns from the investment. This means founders don't have to give away big chunks of equity to unlock growth. They've already got eCommerce leaders such as Kate Morris from Adore Beauty, Ed McManus from Deliveroo and Rob Ward from Quad Lock involved in the fund. In this ep we cover exactly how the Tractor Venture investment model works and the types of businesses it is most suited to. We also cover Matt's observations around how male and female founded businesses differ, hear about the two Shopify apps that Tractor Ventures has backed and learn why Matt thinks moves like Afterpay's acquisition will lead to non-linear growth for Australian innovation. Links from the episodeTractor VenturesAdore BeautyDeliverooQuad LockLinktreeOra 99 DesignsPrincipals by Ray DalioStartmate SyncioDisco LabsSubmarineJB Hi FiMarvelSquareAfterpayShopify Plus & JBHi Fi (sponsored)Signet & Cheers Sweetie (sponsored)Questions answered:At what stage do you recommend founders start looking for investment capital? What do you look for when investing in eCommerce startups? What have you learnt from the big names you've been involved with, like Kate Morris from Adore Beauty and Ed McManus from Deliveroo? This episode was brought to you by… Shopify PlusThink Shopify Plus if just for ‘simple retailers'? Well let me tell you - JB Hi Fi is no simple business. But when their old site crashed for two hours during Black Friday, doing nothing was simply not an option. Shopify Plus was selected as the eCommerce partner to help facilitate the fast growing $5b retailer. However, with over 200 dispatch locations, a reliance on a web of API's and the ability to handle tripling growth - it wasn't an out of the box implementation. But the results spoke for themselves. JB Hi-Fi cruised through a record Black Friday and Cyber Monday in 2019 without a hitch, have reduced average page load time by 15% and were even able to redeploy three techies whose job was to watch the servers to make sure they don't go down! JB Hi FI - not just smashing prices but smashing eCommerce. To read more of B Hi-Fi's story and see other case studies visit the customers sections on shopify.com.au/plus.SignetHow do you like your cocktail gift boxes? Shaken? Maybe. Stirred? Perhaps. Broken? Definitely not. Cocktail giftining company, Cheers Sweetie, were finding that they were regularly coming up against broken items when mailing their gift boxes all over Australia. Not only was iot costing them money but it was a horrible customer experience. Working with our packaging supplier partners, Signet, Cheers Sweetie added an outer protective layer and internal cushioning - all while remaining environmentally friendly. They are now saving over $6,000 a year in broken items. Cheers to that. Visit signet.net.au/blog to find out more. About your host: Nathan Bush from eSuite Nathan Bush is a digital strategist, Co-founder of eCommerce talent agency, eSuite and host of the Add to Cart podcast. He has led eCommerce for businesses with revenue $100m+ and has been recognised as one of Australia's Top 50 People in eCommerce four years in a row. You can contact Nathan on LinkedIn, Twitter or via email.About your co-host:Matt Allen from Tractor VenturesMatt Allen is a deeply experienced founder, operator, mentor and investor and the CEO of Tractor Ventures, a new vehicle for investing that offers founders revenue-based financing. Matt and his team at Tractor are grounded in the belief that secure founders make better business decisions; venture capital money simply isn't the right fit for every business, so Tractor Ventures is filling a funding gap for ambitious founders who want to grow their businesses at a pace that suits them. As an angel investor, he has invested in 30+ companies as part of his portfolio, including BuildKite, Practice Ignition, Spaceship, Qsic, Kasada, Donesafe, Pin and Goterra. Matt is a three-times ex CTO, and led the VC portfolio at AWS for ANZ.You can contact Matt at LinkedInPlease contact us if you: Want to come on board as an Add To Cart sponsor Are interested in joining Add To Cart as a co-host Have any feedback or suggestions on how to make Add To Cart betterEmail hello@addtocart.com.au We look forward to hearing from you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Sam Crowther is the founder of Kasada, a cybersecurity company with a mission to restore trust in the Internet. Sam's passion in the security industry began as a high school student when he worked with the team at Australia's Signals Intelligence Agency. From there, he moved to a red team role at Macquarie Group, an […]

Today's Guest is Sam Crowther, Founder of Kasada. Have you ever noticed a missing link within an industry and wanted to create a company to fill that gap? Meet Sam Crowther. In this episode, Sam discusses Kasada's founding and mission of "restoring trust in the internet", bot mitigation, how he got his start, the importance of confidence and exposure to problems, and as always, his toughest lesson learned.

Sam shares how to think about automated threats

This week in the Enterprise Security News: funding announcements from Coalition, HeraSoft, Cowbell Cyber, Argon, Cynet, Docker, and Cyware. Sonatype Acquires MuseDev, Sumologic Acquires DF Labs, Acronis acquires Synapsys, Lookout grabs CipherCloud and a cybersecurity SPAC. Kasada announces some new features to its bot detection offering, Rapid7 introduces an agent for CloudFront, Aqua supports ARM, and Chris Roberts joins Cynet, & more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw220

This week, our good friend Ron Gula joins us to talk about cybersecurity investments, tips for both enterprises and enturprenurs. In the enterprise security news funding announcements from Coalition, HeraSoft, Cowbell Cyber, Argon, Cynet, Docker, and Cyware. Sonatype Acquires MuseDev, Sumologic Acquires DF Labs, Acronis acquires Synapsys, Lookout grabs CipherCloud and a cybersecurity SPAC. Kasada announces some new features to its bot detection offering, Rapid7 introduces an agent for CloudFront, Aqua supports ARM, and Chris Roberts joins Cynet! Ilia Kolochenko, the chief architect at Immuniweb joins us to talk about attack surface management!   Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw220 Gula Tech Foundation Grant Program - Data Care: https://www.gula.tech/foundation Gula Tech Non-Profits: https://www.gula.tech/projects   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

This week, our good friend Ron Gula joins us to talk about cybersecurity investments, tips for both enterprises and enturprenurs. In the enterprise security news funding announcements from Coalition, HeraSoft, Cowbell Cyber, Argon, Cynet, Docker, and Cyware. Sonatype Acquires MuseDev, Sumologic Acquires DF Labs, Acronis acquires Synapsys, Lookout grabs CipherCloud and a cybersecurity SPAC. Kasada announces some new features to its bot detection offering, Rapid7 introduces an agent for CloudFront, Aqua supports ARM, and Chris Roberts joins Cynet! Ilia Kolochenko, the chief architect at Immuniweb joins us to talk about attack surface management!   Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw220 Gula Tech Foundation Grant Program - Data Care: https://www.gula.tech/foundation Gula Tech Non-Profits: https://www.gula.tech/projects   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

Sam Crowther is the founder of Kasada, a cybersecurity solution for bot mitigation designed to beat cybercriminals at their own game. Sam got his start in entrepreneurship pretty early on, kicking off the business in 2015 at age 18. His story and the following success has been pretty unique. We talk about fundraising, managing sales cycles, and the importance of picking the right people to work with. In this episode you'll hear us mention Pieter Danhieux from Secure Code Warrior. You can hear his story here: https://soundcloud.com/cyrisesessions/cyrise-sessions-with-pieter-danhieux Sam's book recommendation is The Ride of a Lifetime, by Robert Iger: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/44525305-the-ride-of-a-lifetime Find out more about Kasada here: https://www.kasada.io/

This week in the Enterprise Security News: funding announcements from Coalition, HeraSoft, Cowbell Cyber, Argon, Cynet, Docker, and Cyware. Sonatype Acquires MuseDev, Sumologic Acquires DF Labs, Acronis acquires Synapsys, Lookout grabs CipherCloud and a cybersecurity SPAC. Kasada announces some new features to its bot detection offering, Rapid7 introduces an agent for CloudFront, Aqua supports ARM, and Chris Roberts joins Cynet, & more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw220

Sam is the youngest guest to join the show so far, having started his company Kasada while he was still a teenager. After experience working in the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) in high school, basically the NSA of Australia, Sam decided to forgo college ("university" for the Australians) in favor of going directly into the security world. Shortly after, he founded Kasada, which is built around a bot deterrence platform that presents complex quantitative challenges that cost attackers thousands in compute resources. Kasada has seen explosive growth, as it received funding from the CIA's venture group in its 2019 Series A, received a Series B in 2020, and now has over 50 employees.

CISA urges everyone to take the Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities seriously. The SolarWinds compromise is also going to prove difficult to mop up. The US is said to be preparing a response to Holiday Bear’s SolarWinds compromise (some of that response will be visible, but some will not). A plea for more OSINT. Ben Yelin from UMD CHHS ponders face scanning algorithms in the job application process. Our guest is Sam Crowther from Kasada, asking why are we still talking about bots? And dragnets haul in some cybercrooks. For links to all of today's stories check out our CyberWire daily news brief: https://www.thecyberwire.com/newsletters/daily-briefing/10/45

Sam Crowther and Neil Cohen are the owner and CMO of Kasada. Kasada is taking the world by storm, making it nearly impossible for bots that steal and manipulate data to infiltrate their clients. Sam is the founder of the company, and moved to NYC from Sydney Australia. He and Neil talk about the importance of getting their message out in a creative, simple way when marketing their products and services, as well as their different leadership approaches.

Today's episode features one of Australia's best and most prolific angel investors, Matt Allen. Matt's portfolio includes companies like BuildKite, Practice Ignition, Spaceship, Kasada, Donesafe, Pin and Goterra. At one point or another Matt has been a software developer, founder, technical recruiter, investor and now, a CEO. Most recently, Matt launched Tractor Ventures, a new vehicle for investing that offers founders revenue-based financing. Matt and his team at Tractor Ventures are grounded in the belief that secure founders make better business decisions; venture capital money simply isn't the right fit for every business, so Tractor Ventures is filling a funding gap for ambitious founders who want to grow their businesses at a pace that suits them.In this chat with Ian, Matt talks a lot about his journey as an investor and his approach to angel investing. He explains how making a pretty big bet on Xero got him started with investing, how he collaborates with his wife Aprill on investments and the importance of trust when backing a founder. Matt goes on to share advice for people who want to start angel investing, discussing the what the right check size looks like, the value of syndicates and how to find the sweet spot between individual expertise and interest when building a portfolio. Matt also discusses why his team started Tractor Ventures and how the business works, his experiences working with Startmate, why he never answers emails about blockchain and the story behind his iconic blue cap.Reach Matt on Twitter @mattallen and check out Tractor Ventures.Quickfire RecommendationsBook: Turn the Ship Around! by L. David MarquetPodcast: Out of BetaNews Source: AFRFavourite Tech CEO: Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott FarquharApp: Slack, MailplaneProductivity Tool: SummitTed Talk Topic: The balance between hungry and starving founders

Sam is a young technology enthusiast who’s found passion in cybersecurity at an early age. He was recruited to work for the Australian government while still in high school. He founded Kasada before turning 20 and has been able to raise USD 7 million at the end of 2019 with CIA backed In-Q-Tel as its […]

In the Enterprise News, BotRx widgets provide analytical context on how attacks impact business operations, New Kasada API protects from botnet attacks and targeted fraud, White Ops Offers Expanded Protection Against Sophisticated Bot Attacks and Fraud through the AWS Marketplace, SentinelOne, an AI-based endpoint security firm, confirms $267M raise on a $3.1B valuation, ZeroNorth unites security and DevOps teams with Defect Density Dashboard, and much more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw206

In the Enterprise News, BotRx widgets provide analytical context on how attacks impact business operations, New Kasada API protects from botnet attacks and targeted fraud, White Ops Offers Expanded Protection Against Sophisticated Bot Attacks and Fraud through the AWS Marketplace, SentinelOne, an AI-based endpoint security firm, confirms $267M raise on a $3.1B valuation, ZeroNorth unites security and DevOps teams with Defect Density Dashboard, and much more!   Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes! Show Notes: https://securityweekly.com/esw206

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Australia's digital infrastructure and the data it carries are core to the value and growth of the nation's economy.In this episode, we dive into AustCyber's new report – Australia's Digital Trust Report 2020 – which highlights the role digital trust plays in attracting investment and driving jobs growth.Guests include John Paitaridis (CEO of CyberCX), Matthew Wilson (CEO of Penten) and Sam Crowther (Founder of Kasada).For more information about AustCyber, visit www.austcyber.com. 

On this week’s show Patrick and Adam discuss the week’s security news, including: Australia “under attack” - a wrap Microsoft releases more security protections for E5 customers US to introduce “anti encryption” bill Shady encrypted phone company owned by the cops NSA to offer filtered DNS services to defence industry MORE This week’s sponsor is Kasada. They offer a service that eliminates synthetic/bot traffic from the web. Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is an investor and has joined Kasada’s board. Kasada’s CEO Pascal Podvin is this week’s sponsor guest. You can subscribe to the new Risky Business newsletter, Seriously Risky Business, here. You can subscribe to our new YouTube channel here. Links to everything that we discussed are below and you can follow Patrick or Adam on Twitter if that’s your thing. Show notes One thing Microsoft could do to avert state-sponsored attacks - Risky Business Australia blames a state actor for major disruptions. China is already denying it. Microsoft's 'Safe Documents' feature reaches general availability in Office 365 | ZDNet Microsoft releases first public preview of its Defender antivirus on Android | ZDNet Graham, Cotton, Blackburn Introduce Balanced Solution to Bolster National Security, End Use of Warrant-Proof Encryption that Shields Criminal Activity | United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary Encrypted Phone Network Says It's Shutting Down After Police Hack - VICE ‘BlueLeaks’ Exposes Files from Hundreds of Police Departments — Krebs on Security The NSA is piloting a secure DNS service for the defense industrial base Bolton book could cause 'irreparable damage' to US signals intelligence, NSA director says Federal agencies recommend blocking Hong Kong-US undersea cable over national security concerns North Korea's state hackers caught engaging in BEC scams | ZDNet Zoom Reverses Course and Promises End-to-End Encryption for All Users | WIRED AWS said it mitigated a 2.3 Tbps DDoS attack, the largest ever | ZDNet Oracle’s BlueKai tracks you across the web. That data spilled online | TechCrunch How spies used LinkedIn to hack European defense companies Crooks abuse Google Analytics to conceal theft of payment card data | Ars Technica To evade detection, hackers are requiring targets to complete CAPTCHAs | Ars Technica Adobe wants users to uninstall Flash Player by the end of the year | ZDNet New Zealand freezes $90 million connected to accused bitcoin launderer Alexander Vinnik Warning: ‘Invisible God’ Hacker Sold Access To More Than 135 Companies In Just Three Years FEMA IT Specialist Charged in ID Theft, Tax Refund Fraud Conspiracy — Krebs on Security Chrome extensions with 33 million downloads slurped sensitive user data | Ars Technica Microsoft: COVID-19 malware attacks were barely a blip in total malware volume | ZDNet Russia unbans Telegram | ZDNet Facebook sues websites that sold Instagram likes and scraped Facebook user data | ZDNet Mozilla to launch VPN product 'in the next few weeks' | ZDNet Hackers Compromise a Grey Market for Roblox Items - VICE Security researcher earns $4k bug bounty after hacking into Starbucks database | The Daily Swig FBI tracked Philly protester through Etsy, LinkedIn to charge her with torching police cars Samsung Blu-ray players are rebooting in a loop and nobody knows why | ZDNet Maersk, me & notPetya - gvnshtn Twitter says some business users had their private data exposed | TechCrunch

Pınar Öğünç'ün Gazete Duvar'da yayınlanan ve salgın günlerinde emekçileri odağına alan yazı dizisi, podcast serisi olarak hazırlandı. Podcast'lerin, yapımcılığını Görkem Kasal ve Nazlı Bulum üstlendi, ses tasarım ve miksajını Ömer Sarıgedik, jenerik müziğini Ahmet Kenan Bilgiç yaptı. "Sizler, Bizler, Onlar" adlı Podcast serisinin ikinci bölümü, 'Kasada bir bakıyorum, eldiven simsiyah'ı oyuncu Şebnem Hassanisoughi'nin seslendirmesiyle sunuyoruz...

Mohamed is the lead consultant at Kasada group, part of Qatar Investment Authority and ACCOR and a member of the incorporation committee of Power Bank

Mohamed is the lead consultant at Kasada group, part of Qatar Investment Authority and ACCOR and a member of the incorporation committee of Power Bank

If you love interesting origin stories, look no further than this episode with Sam Crowther. He is the founder and CEO of Kasada. We discuss his origin and the beginnings of his company. Sam's Twitter: @InfoSecSamSam's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/samjcrowtherKasada's Website: https://www.kasada.io/

Interview with Michelle Price, CEO of AustCyber, the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network. In the wake of a global pandemic, emerging at the time of the RSA Conference, San Francisco what has been the impact on the Australian $8.5 million project funding round issued in late 2019. Michelle outlines how the Australian cyber security sector and parts of the AustCyber cohort face significant risk as a result of an economic downturn and also some that are responding to an uptake and have a major market and sovereign opportunity should Australia recover strong and fast. Australia is also developing its 2020 Cyber Security Strategy and there remains potential for recovery phases for the strategy leading through to 2023. Recorded online via Sydney and Canberra, 31 March 2020. Further Reading & Listening Australian cyber security solutions on show in the US Monitoring COVID-19 impacts on Asia’s Technology Sector – Podcast Series with Canalys AUSTRALIA’S CYBER SECURITY SECTOR COMPETITIVENESS PLAN AUSTRALIAN CYBER SECURITY INDUSTRY ROADMAP PREVIOUS AUSTCYBER & COHORT PODCASTS Episode 145 - #GameOn with #OzCyberinUSA2019 - Interview with Michelle Price, CEO, AustCyber in San Francisco for #RSA2019 Episode 144 - #CyberTaipan joins an International program delivering a critical skills pipeline with #CyberPatriot #CyberCenturian #CyberArabia Episode 158 - Kasada raises $6.5 million to detect and mitigate malicious web traffic - Sam Crowther Episode 142 - Getting traction in the US Market via the San Francisco Landing Pad - Australian cybersecurity entrepreneurs in residence #OzCyberinUSA2019 Episode 140 - DevOps and the journey to DevSecOps with #OzCyberinUSA2019 - Interview with Paul McCarty of SecureStack  

On this week’s show Patrick and Adam discuss the week’s security news, including: Coronavirus phishing lures are everywhere Czech hospital ransomwared during crisis Voatz mobile voting app destroyed by Trail of Bits audit We recap yesterday’s livestream Windows SMBv3 bug probably not such a big deal ALL the week’s news This week’s sponsor interview is with Sam Crowther, founder of Kasada. They do bot detection and mitigation and apparently they’re quite good at it. Sam joins the show to talk through the new greyhatter of anti-anti-bot. It’s actually a really fun conversation, that one, so stick around for it. Links to everything that we discussed are below and you can follow Patrick or Adam on Twitter if that’s your thing. Show notes State-sponsored hackers are now using coronavirus lures to infect their targets | ZDNet The Internet is drowning in COVID-19-related malware and phishing scams | Ars Technica undefined TA505 and Others Launch New Coronavirus Campaigns; Now the Largest Collection of Attack Types in Years | Proofpoint US Live Coronavirus Map Used to Spread Malware — Krebs on Security Czech hospital hit by cyberattack while in the midst of a COVID-19 outbreak | ZDNet High-Stakes Security Setups Are Making Remote Work Impossible | WIRED A Mobile Voting App That's Already in Use Is Filled With Critical Flaws - VICE Microsoft delivers emergency patch to fix wormable Windows 10 flaw | Ars Technica undefined undefined undefined undefined Medical Device Regulation: EU to give €100bn MedTech industry a security health check | The Daily Swig WordPress to add auto-update feature for themes and plugins | ZDNet undefined Tor team warns of Tor Browser bug that runs JavaScript on sites it shouldn't | ZDNet Avast disables JavaScript engine in its antivirus following major bug | ZDNet US is preparing to ban foreign-made drones from government use | TechCrunch Card data from the Volusion web skimmer incident surfaces on the dark web | ZDNet Intel CPUs vulnerable to new 'Snoop' attack | ZDNet Modern RAM used for computers, smartphones still vulnerable to Rowhammer attacks | ZDNet We Built a Database of Over 500 iPhones Cops Have Tried to Unlock - VICE The Web’s Bot Containment Unit Needs Your Help — Krebs on Security undefined Cyberattack Hits HHS During Coronavirus Response - Bloomberg Microsoft discontinues RDCMan app following security bug | ZDNet Google awards $100k to Dutch bug hunter for cutting-edge cloud security research | The Daily Swig #737140 Mass account takeovers using HTTP Request Smuggling on https://slackb.com/ to steal session cookies oracle chat on prem - Google Search Risky Business - Risky Business publications/voatz-securityreview.pdf at master · trailofbits/publications · GitHub publications/voatz-threatmodel.pdf at master · trailofbits/publications · GitHub Our Full Report on the Voatz Mobile Voting Platform | Trail of Bits Blog Securing a work from home workforce - YouTube

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Interview with Kasada founder and CEO, Sam Crowther, based in Chicago USA about how the company will leverage a new capital injection to accelerate its engineering, research & development, and go-to-market expansion. Kasada, a leading Australian cyber security startup, underwent a $6.5 million capital raise with support from the CSIRO-backed venture firm Main Sequence Ventures and the Westpac-backed Reinventure Group. Kasada Polyform detects and mitigates malicious web traffic that other security measures are unable to identify. Kasada’s web security service protects websites and web applications in real-time from user account takeovers, fraud, data-scraping and other attacks that significantly disrupt user experience of websites. Kasada Polyform also reduces bot-related network bandwidth and computing infrastructure costs, and improves the effectiveness of digital marketing. The demand for better web security continues to accelerate because of the increasing volume and sophistication of criminal activity. Further Reading: Australia’s Growing Bot Threat Revealed https://australiancybersecuritymagazine.com.au/australias-growing-bot-threat-revealed/ Helping humanity’s battle against bots https://australiancybersecuritymagazine.com.au/helping-humanitys-battle-against-bots/ REPORT - Bots Down Under - https://www.mysecuritymarketplace.com/product/bots-down-under/

On this podcast, Wes talks to John Xmas. Johnny works for Kasada, a company that offers a security platform to help ensure only your users are logging into your web applications. Johnny is a well-known figure in the security space. The two discuss common attack vectors, the OWASP Top 10, and then walk through what hackers commonly do attempting to compromise a system. The show is full of advice on protecting your systems including topics around Defense in Depth, Time-Based Security, two-factor authentication, logging/alerting, security layers, and much more. Why listen to this podcast: - While there are sophisticated web attacks out there that use things like PhantomJS or Headless Chome, the vast majority of the web application attacks are the same unsophisticated scripted attacks that you always hear about. These are simple scripts using tools like curl and BurpSuite with Python or JavaScript. These simple scripts are still incredibly effective. - OWASP Top 10 really hasn’t changed all that much in the last ten years. For example, despite being the number one approach used to educate defensive engineers on how to protect their apps, SQLI (SQL Injection) is still the most common attack. We continue to repeat the same mistakes that have exposed systems for a decade now. - Phishing is by and far the quickest way to compromise a system. Defensive in Depth, security boundaries, limiting local admin rights are all things that corporations can implement to minimize the blast radius. - Attackers have hundreds of gigs of actual username/password combinations that have been exposed from all the breaches over the past few years. These are often a first step when attempting to compromise a system. It’s more often likely that they will figure out a valid email pattern for a company and then feed actual names into that pattern to go after the username. From there, brute force attacks with those usernames against libraries of passwords is a common approach. - A common approach is to go after an email login. While the email can be a treasure trove of information, it’s more about using those credentials in other places. It’s pretty common, for example, to use those credentials to get into a network with a VPN. - Captcha/reCaptcha is not very effective and preventing these brute force attacks. There are a large number of bypasses and even Mechanical Turk companies that are available to bypass these tools. What can be effective is Time Based Security because it slows the attackers down. If you can slow them down, you can make the attack say long to succeed that they’ll go somewhere else. - Once inside the network, most companies often have little security on internal systems. Multi-factor authentication, not just on the front door, but on internal systems is a huge step in the right direction. Monitoring not only for failed login attempts but, in some situations, valid login attempts (such as when a domain admin logs into a domain controller) should absolutely be used. - When it comes to application security between services within a network, the best advice is to make sure developers really understand what is trying to be accomplished by something like JWT (JSON Web Tokens). Often its the lack of understanding of what they’re actually doing that leads to system vulnerabilities. More on this: Quick scan our curated show notes on InfoQ https://bit.ly/2MSIAXG You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/24x3IVq Subscribe: www.youtube.com/infoq Like InfoQ on Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ Follow on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq Check the landing page on InfoQ: https://bit.ly/2MSIAXG

This week, Keith and Paul interview Johnny Xmas, Director of Field Engineering at Kasada.io! In the Application Security News, Millions of passengers affected by Cathay Pacific Airline Hack, China has been hijacking the internet backbone of Western countries, how proficient are developers at fixing Application Security flaws, MicroTik Router Bug is as bad as it gets, and more!   Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ASW_Episode37 Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/asw for all the latest episodes! Visit https://www.activecountermeasures/asw to sign up for a demo or buy our AI Hunter!   Visit our website: https://www.securityweekly.com Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly

Keith, Paul, and Johnny Xmas discuss airport security, penetration testing, the top 5 payment apps, and DevOps infused conversation! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ASW_Episode37 Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly

Keith, Paul, and Johnny Xmas discuss airport security, penetration testing, the top 5 payment apps, and DevOps infused conversation! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ASW_Episode37 Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly

This week, Keith and Paul interview Johnny Xmas, Director of Field Engineering at Kasada.io! In the Application Security News, Millions of passengers affected by Cathay Pacific Airline Hack, China has been hijacking the internet backbone of Western countries, how proficient are developers at fixing Application Security flaws, MicroTik Router Bug is as bad as it gets, and more!   Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/ASW_Episode37 Visit https://www.securityweekly.com/asw for all the latest episodes! Visit https://www.activecountermeasures/asw to sign up for a demo or buy our AI Hunter!   Visit our website: https://www.securityweekly.com Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/securityweekly Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/secweekly