Cyber Coast to Coast Podcast
Brothers in life and business discuss technology & cybersecurity from their East and West coast perspectives. Scott Schober and Craig Schober are brothers running a 50 year old family business (Berkeley Varitronics Systems, Inc.) that specializes in wireless security, safety, test and cybersecurity products. Together, they have introduced dozens of top selling wireless products used worldwide by government, military, corporate and law enforcement facilities. Scott regularly appears in front of the camera and audiences for hundreds of events, webinars and interviews for top news networks as a cybersecurity and wireless technology expert. Craig spends his time behind the camera as an accomplished filmmaker, editor, writer and marketer for both personal and professional projects.Together, they have authored 3 top selling cybersecurity books, hundreds of blogs and many technical white papers adopted by the wireless industry.
- Update frequency
- every 13 days
- Average duration
- 45 minutes
- Episodes
- 33
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2025
Jaguar LandRover Attack, "Gayfemboy" malware, Swedish Healthcare Attack
Britain's JLR hit by cyber incident that disrupts production, sales
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AI Deepfake Scams, AI Hacking Era, Vibe Coding App Breaches
AI Deepfake Scams — CEO Impersonations
https://www.darkreading.com
The “AI Hacking Era” — Tools for Good and Bad
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/cyber-security/report-claims-the-era-of-ai-…
Temu, phishing attacks, Lovense IoT vulnerabilities
https://www.wsj.com/articles/temu-lawsuits-pit-states-against-a-digital-superpower-6a1d6432
Surge in phishing impersona…
USDoD hacker arrested, Gov't fed up with ransomware, TrickMo malware
Scott, Craig and special guest Cameron DiGangi discuss USDoD hacker arrested, Government fed up with ransomware and TrickMo malware on Android devices.
US Gov contractor breach, New SEC cyberattack rules, 4th Amendment is not for sale act
Parents are using AirTags to keep track of their kids, but it could stop them from learning important habits
https://www.insider.com/why-parents-using-airtags-track-kids-2023-5
8 million people hit…
Tax data sharing, typo misdirects millions of emails, cybersecurity labeling program
Man uses an Apple AirTag to track down stolen motorcycle to Chicago alley
https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/man-uses-an-apple-airtag-to-track-down-stolen-motorcycle-to-chicago-alley/3189405/
Ta…
Ransomware double extortion, ChatGPT hacks and TSMC supplier hacked
8Base ransomware gang escalates double extortion attacks in June
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/8base-ransomware-gang-escalates-double-extortion-attacks-in-june/
Over 100,000 Stolen …
Ransomware shuts down Dallas, ChatGPT attacks on the rise, Apple and Google working together to stop stalking
City of Dallas shut down IT services after ransomware attack
https://securityaffairs.com/145723/cyber-crime/city-of-dallas-ransomware-attack.html
ChatGPT-Themed Scam Attacks Are on the Rise
https:…
World Cup apps warning, food benefits stolen by skimmers, 5G security breaches are rule and not exception
European authorities warned FIFA World Cup attendees against downloading the official tournament app named Hayya as well as the healthcare app Ehteraz. The two apps may collect location data without …
Twitter users scammed, Vodafone hacked, Dropbox data leaked on GitHub
Twitter Verified Status Users Flooded with Scams
https://www.infosecurity-magazine.com/news/twitter-verified-status-users/
Vodafone Italy discloses data breach after reseller hacked
Crypto thieves costing victims, NSA cyber specialist spying, obscene Apple News headlines
Scott and Craig discuss the following headlines:
Crypto-Thieves Cost Victims 53 Times What They Make
NSA Cyber Specialist, …
Black Basta ransomware, GPS tracker security bugs, Russian hackers trick Ukranians
Scott and Craig discuss building materials giant Knauf hit by Black Basta ransomware gang, Unpatched GPS Tracker Bugs Could Let Attackers Disrupt Vehicles Remotely, Russian Hackers Tricked Ukrainians…
TikTok data harvest, Android malware, 99-year-old scammed for $600k
This week, Scott and Craig discuss "Leaked Audio From 80 Internal TikTok Meetings Shows That US User Data Has Been Repeatedly Accessed From China", "new Android malware has been downloaded over 3 mil…
New hacks upon Ukraine, Europol busts phishing gang, Facebook phishing
Scott and Craig discuss Ukrainian cybersecurity officials disclose two new hacking campaigns,
Europol Busts Phishing Gang Responsible for Millions in Losses and Facebook phishing campaign that breac…
Find hidden cameras, GhostTouch, and energy companies cyber resilience pledge
Scott and Craig discuss Lumos System Can Find Hidden Cameras and IoT Devices in Your Airbnb or Hotel Room, Attackers can control touchscreens remotely using GhostTouch, and Oil and gas companies take…
Vulnerabilities in Qualcomm chips, Lenovo malware, FBI reveals BlackCat ransomware gang breaches
This week Scott and Craig open the show (apologies for sound issues at the top of the episode) by discuss and new book release of Hacker's Movie Guide: The Complete List of Hacker and Cybersecurity M…
Cybersecurity US advisory, wind turbine cyberattack and Lockbit ransomware
Scott and Craig discuss joint cybersecurity advisory issued by CISA, NSA, FBI, and the Department of Energy, Wind turbine company Nordex is still trying to recover from a cyberattack, evidence of Loc…
Hackers gaining fake subpoenas, Wyze camera hacking and Verizon Russian spam texts
Scott and Craig discuss criminal hackers harvesting sensitive customer data from Apple, Facebook, Discord and possibly Snap using fake subpoena requests, Wyze knew hackers could remotely access camer…
Lapsus$ hacks Microsoft, Google Play app malware and Russian printers hacked by Anonymous
This week, Scott and Craig discuss Hacking group Lapsus$ claims to have leaked the source code for Bing, Cortana, and other Microsoft products, Android password-stealing malware infects 100,000 Googl…
Russian hackers exploit MFA, Kaspersky warning and Netflix account sharing crackdown
Scott and Craig discuss Russian hackers exploiting MFA vulnerability to attack different companies, Germany's Federal Office for Information Security, BSI, has warned companies against using Kaspersk…