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Sep 8, 2026

Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:12
I approve.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:15
Announcements from VMware, Tailscale, AWS, HPE, and Cato Networks, and NASA is planning its Link to Mars.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:22
There's a cybersecurity high school curriculum from Fortinet, quarterly earnings from Broadcom and HPE, and more.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:28
But first, a quick thank you to our sponsor, Itential.

16 MINS LATER

Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
16:12
that's interesting.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
16:14
Okay.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
16:16
And moving right along with the networking news, Cato Networks is trying to get SMB friendlier.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
16:21
Also on September 1st, Cato Networks announced its SMB Flex Pool, a channel plan that allows managed service providers which resell Cato services to acquire a committed pool of Cato licenses themselves.
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
0:12
I approve.
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
0:15
Announcements from VMware, Tailscale, AWS, HPE, and Cato Networks, and NASA is planning its Link to Mars.
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
0:22
There's a cybersecurity high school curriculum from Fortinet, quarterly earnings from Broadcom and HPE, and more.
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
0:28
But first, a quick thank you to our sponsor, Itential.

16 MINS LATER

Drew Connery-MurrayHOST
16:12
that's interesting.
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
16:14
Okay.
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
16:16
And moving right along with the networking news, Cato Networks is trying to get SMB friendlier.
Johna Till JohnsonHOST
16:21
Also on September 1st, Cato Networks announced its SMB Flex Pool, a channel plan that allows managed service providers which resell Cato services to acquire a committed pool of Cato licenses themselves.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:12
I approve.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:15
Announcements from VMware, Tailscale, AWS, HPE, and Cato Networks, and NASA is planning its Link to Mars.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:22
There's a cybersecurity high school curriculum from Fortinet, quarterly earnings from Broadcom and HPE, and more.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
0:28
But first, a quick thank you to our sponsor, Itential.

16 MINS LATER

Drew Conry-MurrayHOST
16:12
that's interesting.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
16:14
Okay.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
16:16
And moving right along with the networking news, Cato Networks is trying to get SMB friendlier.
Johnna JohnsonHOST
16:21
Also on September 1st, Cato Networks announced its SMB Flex Pool, a channel plan that allows managed service providers which resell Cato services to acquire a committed pool of Cato licenses themselves.
Sarah LaneHOST
4:42
[screen swooshes] Fake CODEX lure rides Google Sites.
Sarah LaneHOST
4:47
Cato Network says attackers are buying sponsored search results and using Google Sites to push a fake CODEX download for people searching for the CODEX macOS download.
Sarah LaneHOST
4:58
The page impersonates OpenAI CODEX and uses a ClickFix-style trick that pastes a command into Terminal.
Sarah LaneHOST
5:05
That command decodes a URL, pulls shell scripts, and strips macOS quarantine attributes.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:26
Fake Codex lure rides Google Sites.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:29
Cato Network says attackers are buying sponsored search results and using Google Sites to push a fake Codex download for people searching for the Codex macOS download.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:39
The page impersonates OpenAI Codex and uses a ClickFix-style trick that pastes a command into Terminal.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:47
That command decodes a URL, pulls shell scripts, and strips macOS quarantine attributes.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:42
ClickFix attacks have spread faster than my startrek.com, uh, program at robotics cons.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:49
Um, this particular ClickFix is a fake Codex macOS installation package or installation page, and it uses trusted Google site domains to deliver what looks like to the writer that it is atomic macOS stealer or which is called Amos, according to Cato Networks.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:10
The fake install page appears, uh-- This was part of the interesting thing to me.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:15
This, uh, this fake page shows up in sponsored results at the top of the list for any search terms related to installing OpenAI Codex AI-powered coding tool for macOS.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:45
StarTrek.com program at RoboticsCons.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:50
This particular ClickFix is a fake Codex macOS installation package or installation page, and it uses trusted Google site domains to deliver what looks like to the writer that it is atomic macOS stealer, or which is called Amos, according to Cato Networks.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:10
The fake install page appears.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:12
This was part of the interesting thing to me.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:45
StarTrek.com program at RoboticsCons.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:50
This particular ClickFix is a fake Codex macOS installation package or installation page, and it uses trusted Google site domains to deliver what looks like to the writer that it is atomic macOS stealer, or which is called Amos, according to Cato Networks.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:10
The fake install page appears.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:12
This was part of the interesting thing to me.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:42
ClickFix attacks have spread faster than my StarTrek.com program at RoboticsCons.
Doug WhiteHOST
7:50
This particular ClickFix is a fake Codex macOS installation package or installation page, and it uses trusted Google site domains to deliver what looks like to the writer that it is atomic macOS stealer, or which is called Amos, according to Cato Networks.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:10
The fake install page appears.
Doug WhiteHOST
8:12
This was part of the interesting thing to me.
Cecilia MarinierGUEST
9:37
the way that you get on that stage, if you're an entrepreneur, and I highly recommend if you're an entrepreneur to start looking at it, if you're not ready, wait a year, but submit.
Cecilia MarinierGUEST
9:45
But the way that you think about it is that it has broader names that you've heard of before, I would say, you know, Imperva, or Wiz, or Cato Networks, or some of them that have been bought, like And Talon Security was bought by Palo Alto Networks.
Cecilia MarinierGUEST
10:05
There's Exonius, which is also one of the big names.
Cecilia MarinierGUEST
10:08
Sentinel One, you might have heard of.

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