Podcasts News Tech News CyberWire Daily Power grid risks. Update on the Mandiant employee hack. "Mr. Smith" holds HBO for ransom. Shipping industry looks for GPS backup. DHL sees a NotPetya windfall. Google patches ten Android remote-code execution vulnerabilities. NIST issues a Cybersecurity W

Power grid risks. Update on the Mandiant employee hack. "Mr. Smith" holds HBO for ransom. Shipping industry looks for GPS backup. DHL sees a NotPetya windfall. Google patches ten Android remote-code execution vulnerabilities. NIST issues a Cybersecurity W

Published: Aug. 8, 2017, 7:47 p.m.

In today's podcast, we hear about a security incident at\xa0EirGrid, a misconfigured server in Texas, and a demonstration of photovoltaic system hacking prompt power grid security concerns. Update on the\xa0Mandiant\xa0employee hack. "Mr. Smith" holds HBO for ransom (but says, no, he's really a good guy). Shipping industry looks for GPS backup capability, and shippers not hit by\xa0NotPetya\xa0enjoy an increase in business.\xa0Google patches ten Android remote-code execution vulnerabilities.\xa0Joe Carrigan from JHU on Facebook and Google eavesdropping conspiracy theories.\xa0\xa0Juan Perez-Etchegoyen\xa0from\xa0Onapsis\xa0on Oracle business app\xa0vulnerabilities .\xa0NIST issues a Cybersecurity Workforce Framework.\n Supported by E8 Security, Johns Hopkins University, and Domain Tools.\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices