Podcasts News Tech News CyberWire Daily HBO offered Mr. Smith a bug bounty, but no takers. Fancy Bear's in hotel Wi-Fi. DNC leak argument resumes. Locky and Mamba ransomware are back. ISIS on eBay. NotPetya arrest. WikiLeaks dumps more from Vault7.

HBO offered Mr. Smith a bug bounty, but no takers. Fancy Bear's in hotel Wi-Fi. DNC leak argument resumes. Locky and Mamba ransomware are back. ISIS on eBay. NotPetya arrest. WikiLeaks dumps more from Vault7.

Published: Aug. 11, 2017, 6:34 p.m.

In today's podcast, we hear that\xa0Mr. Smith turned\xa0down HBO's offer of a $250,000 bug bounty. Fancy Bear uses\xa0EternalBlue\xa0tools against hotel Wi-Fi networks. Argument over who leaked DNC emails last year flares again. New versions of\xa0Locky\xa0and Mamba ransomware circulate in the wild. The US Department of Defense is ready to use rapid acquisition to buy cyber tools and services. The FBI says a Maryland man used eBay and PayPal to receive ISIS funds for possible terror activity. Ukraine makes an arrest in the\xa0NotPetya\xa0case.\xa0David Dufour from Webroot on basic cyber hygiene.\xa0Barmak\xa0Meftah, President & CEO at AlienVault, with his thoughts on the state of the\xa0industry.\xa0And\xa0WikiLeaks dumps video intercept tool\xa0CouchPotato.\n \xa0\n Supported by\xa0E8 Security,\xa0Johns Hopkins University, and\xa0Domain Tools.\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices