Forecast = Expect a whirlwind of patches with a strong chance of phishing fronts moving in.

In this episode of Storm⚡️Watch, we're exploring a plethora of cybersecurity topics that are as turbulent as the weather itself.

First is a lively discussion with Nate Warfield from Eclypsium, where we dive into the intricacies of supply chain and firmware safety. Eclypsium's research is pivotal in highlighting critical areas listeners should be aware of, especially concerning supply chain vulnerabilities and firmware-level threats. We're also taking a deep dive into their approach to analyzing CISA's KEV data to understand the dangers lurking within.

This week's Cyberside Chat is equally stormy as we pull out the popcorn and preview the Big (Tech) Trouble In Little China, discussing the recent sanctions on APT31 hackers, and the implications of China's newly expanded "Work Secrets" Law. We're also touching upon China's attacks on British MPs and the ongoing U.S. vs. TikTok saga and its broader cybersecurity implications.

Tool Time features a look at VulnCheck KEV & Community Extended KEV + NVD APIs, providing listeners with valuable resources for vulnerability management. And in a segment of Shameless Self-Promotion, we're highlighting GreyNoise's innovative approach to the future of honeypots.

Our Tag Roundup offers insights into recent tags, active campaigns, and a sneak peek at IP Intention Analysis, ensuring you're up-to-date with the latest cybersecurity trends. The KEV Roundup discusses the latest entries in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog, a crucial resource for cybersecurity professionals.

Closing the episode, we ponder the possibilities of other dimensions, asking our guests and listeners what they hope to see on the other side.

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Supply Chain Storms Firmware Flurries and Big Tech Trouble In Little China