A Week in Cybersecurity: Video Platform Vulnerabilities, Insurer Data Leak and Changes on Instagram
The main topic is the research by ethical hacker Marek Tóth, who described a series of vulnerabilities in the Tivio Studio services. According to his published write-up, it was possible to gain access to paid and unreleased video content of some well-known Czech creators and media outlets.
In the new episode of CCTV NEWS we look at several events that have been resonating in the field of cybersecurity in recent days.
The main topic is the research by ethical hacker Marek Tóth, who described a series of vulnerabilities in the Tivio Studio services. According to his published write-up, it was possible to gain access to paid and unreleased video content of some well-known Czech creators and media outlets.
But the episode also covers other topics. For example, we look at the incident at Slavia pojišťovna, Meta's decision to end support for end-to-end šifrování v Instagram Direct Messages or a new phishing campaign being spread via fake VPN clients.
Part of the episode is also a report from Dvora Králové nad Labem, where the local secondary school became the first in the Czech Republic to receive the licence Junior Centrum Excelence informační bezpečnosti.
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We take a look at the recent kybernetický útok na polský jaderný výzkumný ústav NCBJ, which operates the country's only research nuclear reactor.
We'll analyze what is known about the incident so far, how such institutions protect their infrastructure, and why research organizations or energy projects in particular are increasingly appearing on the list of targets of state-sponsored cyber operations. Video below 👇