On the Wire Podcast: Rick Holland
Criminals, like legitimate merchants, rely on their reputations in order to attract customers. When that reputation suffers, so does their business. And criminals don’t take
Criminals, like legitimate merchants, rely on their reputations in order to attract customers. When that reputation suffers, so does their business. And criminals don’t take
Cybercriminals depend upon the income they generate from their schemes to fund further operations, and one of the main ways that they extract money from
The last week or so has brought us a lot of emergency security and privacy advice, a lot of which hasn’t necessarily been great. So
Samy Kamkar spends a lot of time coming up with clever hardware hacks, and his latest project, PoisonTap, may be at the top of the
The news has been full of headlines for weeks about election fraud, voting machine hacking, and all kinds of other scary sounding stuff. Much of
For a youngster, the Mirai botnet has gotten more than its share of attention in its short life. The botnet first came to prominence when researchers
Few people have been more deeply involved in the fight to protect strong encryption than Cindy Cohn. Beginning in the early 1990s when she was brought
It’s been a weird and wild week in the security world, with the Yahoo mail-scanning scandal, the arrest of another NSA contractor for allegedly stealing
Jessy Irwin makes her triumphant return to the podcast to help us work through our feelings about the Yahoo data breach, the NIST guidance on