Nvidia CEO Investigation, N-central Zero-Days, SonicWall MFA Bypass, And A Chainalysis Breach

From Initial Access · 01:01:32

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In this episode, we break down four security stories: Jensen Huang resigning as Nvidia CEO after reports he was a foreign intelligence target N-able’s N-central zero-day dumps, including a new chain exploited within hours CVE-2026-19868, a SonicWall SSL VPN flaw that bypasses SAML-enforced MFA Chainalysis confirming live session tokens for every user were exposed We also cover Bishop Fox research on a root-level flaw in the Proofpoint ITM macOS agent, how restricted guests in Microsoft Entra ID can still map a tenant's applications, and a six-step standard for full-stack AI security assessments. Security Headlines: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits affair as company launches investigation into foreign spy accusations, CNN N-able takes cloud platform offline after 30+ "zero-days" published, BleepingComputer SonicWall warns of new SSL-VPN MFA bypass flaw exploited in attacks, BleepingComputer Updated Nov 10: Chainalysis Security Incident Information, Chainalysis Also mentioned: Virtual Session: Attacking AI: Real-World Paths to Compromise (open to FS-ISAC members) Blog: Proofpoint ITM | 4.4.3.148–5.0.1 Blog: Inside Cirro: Enumeration as a Restricted Guest Blog: AI Security Assessment: A Six-Step Full-Stack Evaluation Standard Join the conversation in the Bishop Fox Discord server and in the Bishop Fox subreddit.

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