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This week, in the Security News, A Powerful GPG collision attack spells the end for SHA-1, an unpatched Citrix Flaw now has PoC Exploits, a Lottery hacker gets 9 months for his 5 cut of the loot, Windows 10 has a security flaw so severe the NSA disclosed it, and PayPal patches a high severity password vulnerability! In our second segment, we welcome Ryan Speers & Jeff Spielberg of River Loop Security, to talk about Embedded Product Security: Left of Ship! In our final segment, we will be airing our Hacker Culture Roundtable, recorded from the Security Weekly Christmas Extravaganza, with a boatload of hosts from the Security Weekly Family!
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