Last week, we told you we were launching a fortnightly podcast, called [Lock and Code](). This week, we made good on our promise, with lots of headlines generated right here on Labs, as well as other security news around the web. In addition, we talk with Britta Glade, Director of Content and Curation for RSA Conference, about the theme for last week's conference: "The Human Element," plus which types of submissions do well and what types will almost always be rejected. Tune in for all this and more on the premiere episode of the first season of Lock and Code, with host David Ruiz. You can also find us on the [Apple iTunes store](), on [Google Play Music](), plus whatever preferred podcast platform you use. We cover our own research on: * Security challenges in the world of [biotech healthcare]() * A fake Content Delivery Network serving up a [credit card skimmer]() * Why Americans [seem to accept stalkerware]() * Mac adware [being more dangerous than Mac malware]() * Why managed service providers (MSPs) are [critical for business continuity]() Plus, other cybersecurity news: * All ears: Are your smart devices around the home [accidentally tuning in]() to your conversations? (Source: Moniotrlab) * Think that group is private? Think again: Certain private WhatsApp group invites are [being indexed in Google](). (Source: Vice) * Another day, another breach: This time around, it’s Slickwraps who feel the burn via [content posted to a Medium blog](). (Source: The Verge) * Scammers go for gold: It’s Olympics time again, and that means scams are [almost certainly on the way]() (Source: Tech Republic) * E-scooters vulnerable to attack? Researchers [report their findings]() on how open to abuse these popular devices are. (Source: ITP.net) Stay safe, everyone! The post [Lock and Code S1Ep1: On RSA, the human element, and the week in security]() appeared first on [Malwarebytes Labs]().