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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 44 days 6 hours 48 minutes
episode 99: Gift card bots evolve and adapt. [Research Saturday]
Gift card bots evolve and adapt. [Research Saturday]
episode 100: Emotet's updated business model. [Research Saturday]
Emotet's updated business model. [Research Saturday]
episode 101: VOIP phone system harbors decade-old vulnerability. [Research Saturday]
VOIP phone system harbors decade-old vulnerability. [Research Saturday]
episode 102: Bluetooth blues: KNOB attack explained. [Research Saturday]
Bluetooth blues: KNOB attack explained. [Research Saturday]
episode 103: Leaky guest networks and covert channels. [Research Saturday]
Leaky guest networks and covert channels. [Research Saturday]
episode 104: Focusing on Autumn Aperture. [Research Saturday]
Focusing on Autumn Aperture. [Research Saturday]
episode 105: The fuzzy boundaries of APT41. [Research Saturday]
The fuzzy boundaries of APT41. [Research Saturday]
episode 105: Lauren Van Wazer: You have to be your own North Star. [CISSP] [Career Notes]
Lauren Van Wazer, Vice President, Global Public Policy and Regulatory Affairs for Akamai Technologies, shares her story as she followed her own North Star and landed where she is today. She describes her career path, highlighting how she went from working at AT&T to being able to work in the White House...
episode 106: Decrypting ransomware for good. [Research Saturday]
Decrypting ransomware for good. [Research Saturday]
episode 106: Richard Melick: Finding the right pattern to solve the problem. [Threat reporting] [Career Notes]
Richard Melick, Director of Threat Reporting for Zimperium, talks about his journey, from working in the military to moving up to the big screens. He shares that he's been in the business of solving unique cybersecurity problems for so long that he has found his own path that works very well for him. He says, "if I go to a unique problem and try to solve it, I find that I'm solving it the same way that I would've solved it five years ago, because I found my pattern...