In this episode of Storm Watch, the hosts discuss various topics related to cybersecurity and the internet. They begin by comparing the unpredictability of weather patterns to the challenges of predicting internet activity and cyber threats. The hosts suggest that perhaps they should consider using a "cone of uncertainty" model, similar to hurricane forecasting, to help visualize potential internet threats.

The conversation then shifts to the recent North Korean cyberattacks targeting security researchers. The hosts express disappointment at not being targeted themselves and discuss the importance of being aware of potential threats and evaluating one's own risk factors. They also mention Google's efforts to raise awareness about the issue and encourage those affected to reach out for assistance.

Next, the hosts discuss the recent Apple zero-day vulnerabilities and emphasize the importance of patching devices. They also touch on the broader topic of whether security checkboxes and best practices are still effective in today's rapidly evolving threat landscape.

Finally, the episode covers the Microsoft Exchange Server vulnerabilities and the company's response to the issue. The hosts express disappointment in Microsoft's handling of the situation, noting that there seems to be a lack of transparency and detail in their communications. They also discuss the potential consequences of not implementing proper key rotation and the importance of learning from these incidents to improve security practices moving forward.

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Storm⚡️Watch - 9/5/23