Rank #1: Thomas Rid on Cyberwar, Attribution and the Crypto Debate
Thomas Rid, Professor in the Department of War Studies at King’s College London, joins Ryan Naraine on the podcast to discuss his new book, the lack of nuance in the crypto debate and the future of global cyber conflict.
May 20 2016
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Rank #2: Jeremiah Grossman on the Attacker-Defender Mentality
Infosec veteran and former CEO of WhiteHat Security Jeremiah Grossman joins Ryan Naraine on the podcast to talk about the parallels between jiu-jitsu and computer security and the ongoing cat-and-mouse game between attackers and defenders.
May 12 2016
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Rank #3: Podcast: Why Are Hospitals Such a Prime Ransomware Target?
Mike Hanley, Director of Duo Labs at Duo Security, joins Ryan Naraine on the podcast to talk about the state of security in the healthcare sector and why hospitals are such a prime target for ransomware attacks.
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Rank #4: Inside the Epic Turla Cyber-Espionage Campaign
Director of Kaspersky Lab Global Research & Analysis Team Costin Raiu joins the podcast to discuss the latests discoveries surrounding the Epic Turla cyber-espionage campaign. Raiu talks about the infection mechanisms used by the malware and provides a global look at victim data.
Disclosure: Ryan Naraine is also a Kaspersky Lab employee.
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Rank #5: Bluebox Labs Explains Android 'Fake ID' Vulnerability
Chief Technology Officer at Bluebox Security Jeff Forristal joins the podcast to discuss a significant Android vulnerability that lets hackers create a malicious application by copying the ID of a legitimate application to gain the same special privileges of the legitimate app.
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