In this week’s show we’re going to have a chat with former NSA general counsel and cyberlaw podcast host Stewart A Baker. We’ll get his thoughts on what a Trump presidency could mean when it comes to cyber security.
This week’s show is sponsored by Senetas, and you know what? They’re branching out. Senetas has some new goodies that can replace all the crappy tools like dropbox that are in your organisation despite you not approving of them. The Senetas solution is actually good enough that it’s being used to handle classified data, because hey, Senetas does a lot of business with SafeNet, which is owned by Gemalto – so if the idea of a HSM-authenticated and locked down dropbox-style platform appeals, hang about for this week’s sponsor interview!
Adam Boileau is this week’s news guest. Links to everything are in this week’s show notes.
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Show notes
- What the Trump win means for tech, science, and beyond | Ars Technica
- Silicon Valley investors call for California to secede from the US after Trump win | Technology | The Guardian
- Team Trump Struggling to Fill National Security Jobs - The Daily Beast
- Net Politics » Do U.S. Efforts to Deter Russian Cyberattacks Signal the End of Cyber Norms?
- Could President Trump Really Turn the NSA Into a Personal Spy Machine? | Motherboard
- Hacker Claims to Take Down Russian Bank Websites on Election Day | Motherboard
- Hackers Target Pro-Clinton Phone Banks—But Hit Trump’s Too | WIRED
- Yes, Donald Trump, the FBI Can Vet 650,000 Emails in Eight Days | WIRED
- Dave Itzkoff on Twitter: "How can a COMPUTER review 650,000 EMAILS in 8 DAYS? How can a TOASTER make my BREAD warm? How can a CAR go faster than a TEAM OF OXEN"
- After Trump captures presidency, David Duke thanks Julian Assange - The Boston Globe
- We’re Winning The Crypto Wars | Motherboard
- GCHQ wants internet providers to rewrite systems to block hackers
- AVG Wants Your Home Router to Fight Internet of Things Malware | Motherboard
- Did the Mirai Botnet Really Take Liberia Offline? — Krebs on Security
- Finnish Residents Briefly Left in Cold After DDoS Attack | Motherboard
- Turks Are Flocking to Tor After Government Orders Block of Anti-Censorship Tools | Motherboard
- Unsealed Court Docs Show FBI Used Malware Like ‘A Grenade’ | Motherboard
- Fancy Bear goes all out to beat Adobe, MSFT zero-day patches | Ars Technica
- Bank halts online transactions after money stolen from 20,000 accounts | Ars Technica
- Google stops AdSense attack that forced banking trojan on Android phones | Ars Technica
- Indiana county government shut down by ransomware to pay up | Ars Technica
- Jarryd Hayne In School Pornography Gaffe | NRL | Triple M
- Microsoft Tears off the Band-Aid with EMET | Threatpost | The first stop for security news
- Maldoc With Process Hollowing Shellcode | Didier Stevens
- iOS WebView Problem Allows Attackers to Initiate Phone Calls | Threatpost | The first stop for security news
- Steptoe Cyberblog | Internet Security & Data Privacy Lawyers | Steptoe & Johnson Law Firm
- SureDrop
