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About the Guest: Shourya Pratap Singh is a Principal Engineer at SquareX. He is responsible for building SquareX’s secure and privacy-focused extension, and works on researching methods to counteract web security risks. He has conducted a workshop at Texas Cyber Summit, and his work is being presented at Blackhat Arsenal EU. Before joining ⁠ SquareX⁠, he worked with FinBox (an Indian fintech) where he led a team of brilliant developers and was responsible for building and scaling multiple product lines. He has a bachelor’s degree from IIIT Bhubaneswar and holds a patent. His area of interest includes browser extensions and web application security. Episode Summary: In this highly informative episode of the Philip Wylie Show, we dive into the pertinent topic of online security. Together with Shourya Pratap Singh from Squarex, we explore the intricacies of malicious file detection and examine the latest advancements Squarex has incorporated to bolster digital safety. From password-protected archives to deceptive file naming practices, this episode sheds light on the multi-layered defense strategies designed to ward off cyber threats. Shourya explains how Squarex has evolved its scanning abilities, focusing on zip files and extending its malicious document detection features to manage complex archives, including encrypted and recursively nested zip files. By integrating innovative capabilities directly within the browser, Squarex enables users to seamlessly scan for potential threats without compromising the security of their data. The discussion extends to how Squarex handles password retrieval from email bodies to automate the scanning process, showcasing the company's forward-thinking approach to cybersecurity. The episode also reveals Squarex's latest feature developments, such as the Download Interceptor, which provides users with additional layers of protection against unwittingly executing harmful downloads. Key Takeaways: Squarex has enhanced its platform to detect malicious content within zip files, including password-protected and recursively nested archives. The download interceptor feature within Squarex offers capabilities such as blocking downloads, ensuring users can review security scans before proceeding. Squarex can automatically use passwords found in email bodies to scan encrypted files seamlessly, maintaining user convenience without compromising security. Attackers' methods, such as renaming zip files or using multiple layers of encryption, can be thwarted with Squarex's comprehensive scanning features. The cybersecurity landscape demands defenders to be always vigilant, as showcased by Shourya's assertion that "attackers have to win only once, but whoever is trying to protect you has to win every time." Resources: Get your free SquareX Chrome plugin: ⁠⁠http://sqrx.io/pw_x⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsquarex/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/getsquarex⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/getsquarex/sible.

About The Guest: Shourya Pratap Singh is a Principal Engineer at SquareX. He is responsible for building SquareX’s secure and privacy-focused extension, and works on researching methods to counteract web security risks. He has conducted a workshop at Texas Cyber Summit, and his work is being presented at Blackhat Arsenal EU. Before joining  @SquareXTeam , he worked with FinBox (an Indian fintech) where he led a team of brilliant developers and was responsible for building and scaling multiple product lines. He has a bachelor’s degree from IIIT Bhubaneswar and holds a patent. His area of interest includes browser extensions and web application security. Summary:In this episode, Shourya Pratap Singh from Squarex discusses how to deal with files securely online. He highlights the dangers of malicious files and the importance of protecting ourselves, especially during the holiday season when cyberattacks are more prevalent. Shourya demonstrates how traditional antivirus software and endpoint security systems work in a probabilistic way, making it difficult to determine if a file is truly safe. He then introduces SquareX's disposable file viewer, which allows users to open files in a cloud-based sandbox, eliminating the risk of executing malicious code on their own machines. Shourya also explains how the disposable file viewer integrates with other SquareX features, such as the privacy mode and download interceptor, to enhance security measures. He concludes by introducing SquareX's progressive web app, which enables users to open local files securely and conveniently. Key Takeaways: Traditional antivirus software and endpoint security systems work in a probabilistic way, making it difficult to determine if a file is truly safe. SquareX's disposable file viewer allows users to open files in a cloud-based sandbox, eliminating the risk of executing malicious code on their own machines. The disposable file viewer integrates with other SquareX features, such as the privacy mode and download interceptor, to enhance security measures. SquareX's progressive web app enables users to open local files securely and conveniently. Quotes: "Probabilistic models are not something we can 100% rely on." - Shourya Pratap Singh "You can open a file fearlessly in a very deterministic way without worrying much about if it's going to actually affect your computer or not." - Shourya Pratap Singh "SquareX brings these features for any normal person to use. Something like a sandbox is not something everyone would usually have access to." - Shourya Pratap Singh Socials and Resources: Get your free Chrome plugin: ⁠⁠http://sqrx.io/pw_x⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsquarex/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/getsquarex⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/getsquarex/

About the Guest: Shourya Pratap Singh is a Principal Engineer at SquareX. He is responsible for building SquareX’s secure and privacy-focused extension, and works on researching methods to counteract web security risks. He has conducted a workshop at Texas Cyber Summit, and his work is being presented at Blackhat Arsenal EU. Before joining ⁠ SquareX⁠, he worked with FinBox (an Indian fintech) where he led a team of brilliant developers and was responsible for building and scaling multiple product lines. He has a bachelor’s degree from IIIT Bhubaneswar and holds a patent. His area of interest includes browser extensions and web application security. Episode Summary: In this highly informative episode of the Philip Wylie Show, we dive into the pertinent topic of online security. Together with Shourya Pratap Singh from Squarex, we explore the intricacies of malicious file detection and examine the latest advancements Squarex has incorporated to bolster digital safety. From password-protected archives to deceptive file naming practices, this episode sheds light on the multi-layered defense strategies designed to ward off cyber threats. Shourya explains how Squarex has evolved its scanning abilities, focusing on zip files and extending its malicious document detection features to manage complex archives, including encrypted and recursively nested zip files. By integrating innovative capabilities directly within the browser, Squarex enables users to seamlessly scan for potential threats without compromising the security of their data. The discussion extends to how Squarex handles password retrieval from email bodies to automate the scanning process, showcasing the company's forward-thinking approach to cybersecurity. The episode also reveals Squarex's latest feature developments, such as the Download Interceptor, which provides users with additional layers of protection against unwittingly executing harmful downloads. Key Takeaways: Squarex has enhanced its platform to detect malicious content within zip files, including password-protected and recursively nested archives. The download interceptor feature within Squarex offers capabilities such as blocking downloads, ensuring users can review security scans before proceeding. Squarex can automatically use passwords found in email bodies to scan encrypted files seamlessly, maintaining user convenience without compromising security. Attackers' methods, such as renaming zip files or using multiple layers of encryption, can be thwarted with Squarex's comprehensive scanning features. The cybersecurity landscape demands defenders to be always vigilant, as showcased by Shourya's assertion that "attackers have to win only once, but whoever is trying to protect you has to win every time." Resources: Get your free SquareX Chrome plugin: ⁠⁠http://sqrx.io/pw_x⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsquarex/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/getsquarex⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/getsquarex/sible.

About the Guest: Shourya Pratap Singh is a Principal Engineer at SquareX. He is responsible for building SquareX’s secure and privacy-focused extension, and works on researching methods to counteract web security risks. He has conducted a workshop at Texas Cyber Summit, and his work is being presented at Blackhat Arsenal EU. Before joining ⁠ SquareX⁠, he worked with FinBox (an Indian fintech) where he led a team of brilliant developers and was responsible for building and scaling multiple product lines. He has a bachelor’s degree from IIIT Bhubaneswar and holds a patent. His area of interest includes browser extensions and web application security. Episode Summary: In this highly informative episode of the Philip Wylie Show, we dive into the pertinent topic of online security. Together with Shourya Pratap Singh from Squarex, we explore the intricacies of malicious file detection and examine the latest advancements Squarex has incorporated to bolster digital safety. From password-protected archives to deceptive file naming practices, this episode sheds light on the multi-layered defense strategies designed to ward off cyber threats. Shourya explains how Squarex has evolved its scanning abilities, focusing on zip files and extending its malicious document detection features to manage complex archives, including encrypted and recursively nested zip files. By integrating innovative capabilities directly within the browser, Squarex enables users to seamlessly scan for potential threats without compromising the security of their data. The discussion extends to how Squarex handles password retrieval from email bodies to automate the scanning process, showcasing the company's forward-thinking approach to cybersecurity. The episode also reveals Squarex's latest feature developments, such as the Download Interceptor, which provides users with additional layers of protection against unwittingly executing harmful downloads. Key Takeaways: Squarex has enhanced its platform to detect malicious content within zip files, including password-protected and recursively nested archives. The download interceptor feature within Squarex offers capabilities such as blocking downloads, ensuring users can review security scans before proceeding. Squarex can automatically use passwords found in email bodies to scan encrypted files seamlessly, maintaining user convenience without compromising security. Attackers' methods, such as renaming zip files or using multiple layers of encryption, can be thwarted with Squarex's comprehensive scanning features. The cybersecurity landscape demands defenders to be always vigilant, as showcased by Shourya's assertion that "attackers have to win only once, but whoever is trying to protect you has to win every time." Resources: Get your free SquareX Chrome plugin: ⁠⁠http://sqrx.io/pw_x⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsquarex/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/getsquarex⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/getsquarex/sible.

About The Guest: Shourya Pratap Singh is a Principal Engineer at SquareX. He is responsible for building SquareX’s secure and privacy-focused extension, and works on researching methods to counteract web security risks.He has conducted a workshop in Texas Cyber Summit, and his work is being presented at Blackhat Arsenal EU. Before joining SquareX, he worked with FinBox (an Indian fintech) where he led a team of brilliant developers and was responsible for building, and scaling multiple product lines. He has a bachelor’s degree from IIIT Bhubaneswar and holds a patent to his name. His area of interest includes browser extensions and web application security. Summary: Shourya Pratap Singh discusses the importance of safely using URLs and introduces Squarex, a product that provides URL protection. He explains that malicious URLs are a significant problem for IT teams worldwide and that it can be challenging to determine if a URL is malicious or not. SquareX offers a solution with its disposable browser feature, which allows users to open suspicious websites or links in a cloud browser. This feature provides a deterministic view of the website's safety and allows users to access it from different geographical locations. Shourya demonstrates how to use Squarex through the browser extension and the web app, highlighting the convenience and privacy it offers. He also mentions that Squarex includes an ad blocker and protects against browser fingerprinting. Overall, SquareX simplifies online safety and protects users from malicious URLs. Key Takeaways: SquareX's disposable browser feature allows users to open suspicious websites or links in a cloud browser, ensuring their safety. The disposable browser can be accessed through the Squarex browser extension or the web app, providing flexibility for users. SquareX protects users' privacy by preventing cookie sharing and browser fingerprinting. The disposable browser includes an ad blocker, enhancing the browsing experience and protecting against adware. Quotes: "With SquareX, what we have is sort of a deterministic view. So we have this feature which is called disposable browser." - Shourya Pratap Singh "This disposable browser is completely disposable. So you can simply click here, click on the cross button, and that particular session will basically get disposed of." - Shourya Pratap Singh Socials and Resources:Get your free Chrome plugin: ⁠http://sqrx.io/pw_x⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsquarex/⁠⁠https://twitter.com/getsquarex⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/getsquarex/

About The Guest: Shourya Pratap Singh is a Principal Engineer at SquareX. He is responsible for building SquareX’s secure and privacy-focused extension, and works on researching methods to counteract web security risks.He has conducted a workshop in Texas Cyber Summit, and his work is being presented at Blackhat Arsenal EU. Before joining SquareX, he worked with FinBox (an Indian fintech) where he led a team of brilliant developers and was responsible for building, and scaling multiple product lines. He has a bachelor’s degree from IIIT Bhubaneswar and holds a patent to his name. His area of interest includes browser extensions and web application security. Summary: Shourya Pratap Singh discusses the importance of safely using URLs and introduces Squarex, a product that provides URL protection. He explains that malicious URLs are a significant problem for IT teams worldwide and that it can be challenging to determine if a URL is malicious or not. SquareX offers a solution with its disposable browser feature, which allows users to open suspicious websites or links in a cloud browser. This feature provides a deterministic view of the website's safety and allows users to access it from different geographical locations. Shourya demonstrates how to use Squarex through the browser extension and the web app, highlighting the convenience and privacy it offers. He also mentions that Squarex includes an ad blocker and protects against browser fingerprinting. Overall, SquareX simplifies online safety and protects users from malicious URLs. Key Takeaways: SquareX's disposable browser feature allows users to open suspicious websites or links in a cloud browser, ensuring their safety. The disposable browser can be accessed through the Squarex browser extension or the web app, providing flexibility for users. SquareX protects users' privacy by preventing cookie sharing and browser fingerprinting. The disposable browser includes an ad blocker, enhancing the browsing experience and protecting against adware. Quotes: "With SquareX, what we have is sort of a deterministic view. So we have this feature which is called disposable browser." - Shourya Pratap Singh "This disposable browser is completely disposable. So you can simply click here, click on the cross button, and that particular session will basically get disposed of." - Shourya Pratap Singh Socials and Resources:Get your free Chrome plugin: ⁠http://sqrx.io/pw_x⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsquarex/⁠⁠https://twitter.com/getsquarex⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/getsquarex/

Arali Ventures, a seed stage venture capital firm, has generated a 26x in partial exit from its startup portfolio - FinBox, a B2B credit infrastructure fintech company. This exit followed the recent $40 million fundraise by FinBox, led by WestBridge Capital. This is the third exit for Arali Ventures which was founded in 2018. The other two exits for the firm were through acquisitions of its portfolio startups, which include Wingman by Clari and Insent ai by ZoomInfo.

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The Economic Times: Bengaluru-based FinBox, which provides B2B digital lending infrastructure, risk intelligence, and orchestration tools, raised a $40M Series B led by WestBridge  —  FinBox, a digital credit infrastructure platform, secured $40 million in a funding round led by WestBridge Capital …

Arali Ventures, a seed stage venture capital firm, has generated a 26x in partial exit from its startup portfolio - FinBox, a B2B credit infrastructure fintech company. This exit followed the recent $40 million fundraise by FinBox, led by WestBridge Capital. This is the third exit for Arali Ventures which was founded in 2018. The other two exits for the firm were through acquisitions of its portfolio startups, which include Wingman by Clari and Insent ai by ZoomInfo.

The startup said in a statement that the fresh capital will accelerate tech investments, international expansion, and product growth

About the Guest: Shourya Pratap Singh is a Principal Engineer at SquareX. He is responsible for building SquareX’s secure and privacy-focused extension, and works on researching methods to counteract web security risks. He has conducted a workshop at Texas Cyber Summit, and his work is being presented at Blackhat Arsenal EU. Before joining ⁠ SquareX⁠, he worked with FinBox (an Indian fintech) where he led a team of brilliant developers and was responsible for building and scaling multiple product lines. He has a bachelor’s degree from IIIT Bhubaneswar and holds a patent. His area of interest includes browser extensions and web application security. Episode Summary: In this highly informative episode of the Philip Wylie Show, we dive into the pertinent topic of online security. Together with Shourya Pratap Singh from Squarex, we explore the intricacies of malicious file detection and examine the latest advancements Squarex has incorporated to bolster digital safety. From password-protected archives to deceptive file naming practices, this episode sheds light on the multi-layered defense strategies designed to ward off cyber threats. Shourya explains how Squarex has evolved its scanning abilities, focusing on zip files and extending its malicious document detection features to manage complex archives, including encrypted and recursively nested zip files. By integrating innovative capabilities directly within the browser, Squarex enables users to seamlessly scan for potential threats without compromising the security of their data. The discussion extends to how Squarex handles password retrieval from email bodies to automate the scanning process, showcasing the company's forward-thinking approach to cybersecurity. The episode also reveals Squarex's latest feature developments, such as the Download Interceptor, which provides users with additional layers of protection against unwittingly executing harmful downloads. Key Takeaways: Squarex has enhanced its platform to detect malicious content within zip files, including password-protected and recursively nested archives. The download interceptor feature within Squarex offers capabilities such as blocking downloads, ensuring users can review security scans before proceeding. Squarex can automatically use passwords found in email bodies to scan encrypted files seamlessly, maintaining user convenience without compromising security. Attackers' methods, such as renaming zip files or using multiple layers of encryption, can be thwarted with Squarex's comprehensive scanning features. The cybersecurity landscape demands defenders to be always vigilant, as showcased by Shourya's assertion that "attackers have to win only once, but whoever is trying to protect you has to win every time." Resources: Get your free SquareX Chrome plugin: ⁠⁠http://sqrx.io/pw_x⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsquarex/⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://twitter.com/getsquarex⁠⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/getsquarex/sible.