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Steve: We've got emergency out-of-band, out-of-cycle patches, both from Adobe and Microsoft, that now have occurred, but I just want to touch on those. They have announced they're going to release their own internal powerful reverse engineering tool for examining and understanding other people's code. There are more of them every day.' We're going to take a look at the NSA's announced forthcoming release. All those routers, those routers aren't going anywhere. I think maybe everyone just said, 'Eh, we'll hack things later. Steve: Actually, it did seem to be a little slow. Leo: Don't hackers take the holidays off? So I just labeled this one 'Here Comes 2019.' There was no news for a total of three weeks spanning the weeks on either side of the two that we missed. I mean, I did have three weeks' worth of news to catch up on because we skipped two episodes I did. There was no major theme that came through. Steve: But I did get my facts straight, so I think that's really what. Steve: Yes, well, I'm apparently a little fuzzy because I got the episode number wrong and the year number wrong. G, Steve Gibson of GRC.com, the Gibson Research Corporation - our amanuensis, our maitre d', our chief cook and bottle washer. Yes, there's still a need for security in 2019.

Leo Laporte: This is Security Now! with Steve Gibson, Episode 696, recorded Tuesday, January 8th, 2019: Here Comes 2019! All the deets coming up next on Security Now!. And GHIDRA - or is it GHIDRA, or is it GHIDRA - the NSA's latest tool. Steve has discovered a great file transfer utility. That means there's lots to talk about, including new Microsoft zero-day exploits. Quarter size (16 kbps) mp3 audio file URL: High quality (64 kbps) mp3 audio file URL:

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Then we'll wrap with an update on my work on SQRL and my discovery of a VERY impressive and free large file transmission and sharing facility.

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government to educate industry about the risks of cyberattacks, some welcome news on the ransomware front, some VERY welcome news of a new Windows 10 feature, and a note about a just-published side-channel attack on OS page caches. We also need to mention our prolific zero-day dropper Sandbo圎scaper, a new effort by the U.S.

Description: This week we look at the NSA's announced forthcoming release of an internal powerful reverse engineering tool for examining and understanding other people's code emergency out-of-cycle patches from both Adobe and Microsoft and, yes, we do need to mention PewDiePie again.

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