CheckMates Go: Cyber Security Podcast from Check Point
Learn about Cyber Security topics through brief, informal conversations with experts from Check Point. Topics include: Incident Response, Customer Success Stories, Cyber Security Trends and Technologies.
CheckMates Go: Cyber Security Podcast from Check Point
S08E11: Downstream Damage
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Check Point CheckMates
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Season 8
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Episode 11
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On this episode, we’ll talk about MCP Servers, Hazmat, Patchmagedon, a LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack, Firewall rule limits, lab tools for Windows, Troubleshooting ARP and Layer 2 issues, DGA vs DNS Tunneling, and a tip when running debugs on a firewall.
- Malicious MCP Servers Can Split Instructions to Make AI Coding Agents Exfiltrate Secrets
- What Is an MCP Server? A 2026 Technical Guide
- MCP Security - Risks and Best Practices
- How MCP Servers Can Expose Enterprise Secrets
- Hazmat: Open-source containment for AI agents
- Patchmageddon
- FBI: TEAMPCP COMPROMISED DEV TOOLS TO STEAL CLOUD CREDENTIALS
- LITELLM SUPPLY-CHAIN ATTACK – TECHNOLOGY, BANKING AND HEALTHCARE THE MOST AFFECTED
- AI Data Center & AI Factory Security
- Locally managed R82.x.x policy rule count limit
- Lab Tools: Windows Server Collection
- Packet Loss and Traffic Drops Caused by ARP Table Overflow in Layer 2 Core Topology
- DGA vs DNS Tunneling in Check Point
- Tip for running debug on Firewall