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Great show gentlemen 💪🏼 🇺🇸 Brought up a lot of perspectives on the topic.

@theothersideofthefirewall7511 The link to his discord isn't working for me.

My apologies for still loving my PS3! Even though my son has his own console.

Having been in the transportation sector in the military and civilian areas as a truck driver, with the work on autonomous big rigs, how secure are those gonna be? 75 foot of one of those can cause serious damage just from an accident, like the one south of Chattanooga TN back in the early 2000’s. Over a hundred vehicles involved. 😢

This is how log4j was discovered, minecraft users had been using it on each other for a long time then someone started using it commercially and everyone went crazy to fix it.

Great interview, teaching is learning in our journeys through life and all its aspects. 😎💪🏼

I like your song Lifespan... You have a great voice!!

The bookie of the dead encryption daily news wager encrypted j@fikes

Book of the dead encryption.

Encrypt billy martin billy marten & ted williams social security numbers joe torre yogi berry & all dead space incrypt&ycrypt

Awesome and entertaining episode, had us ROTFL 🤣🤪

Awesome and very informational podcast! If you’re a veteran, you should absolutely subscribe to this channel. The host is a fellow veteran as well. #veteranshelpingveterans

Subscribed, non invasive presentation with fair opinions and deep dives without needing a submarine to keep up👍

Thanks for the quality content

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great topics as always. keep getting some feedback from Dan's mic

Being consistent at the basics is such a huge part of making your organization a "harder" cyber target. Also, Chris's hair is definitely embracing the veteran status!

It’s not just Russia. There are a ton of troll farms (or farmers) in Germany openly bragging about it on Facebook

If you want to know what your insurance covers... read the policy?

Amazing work. This kind of thing makes me feel inspired!

Dude high af

Great interview! I think a key takeaway for me is learning to work in a corporate environment. I am trying to transition from the medical field into IT/cybersecurity. So, I have experience with dealing with colleagues in a professional manner & patients when they are at a low/stressful point in their life, but I did really think about the transition into a more corporate setting. I have my CompTIA Net+ & Sec+, but have yet to apply for jobs. Kinda feeling like I don't know enough yet. Especially after hearing so many people say it is hard to get hired. I think I will finally start putting in applications next month. Thanks for sharing!

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I feel the exact opposite. I'd much rather a foreign country whose police can't touch me in the US be spying on me over the US government whose police can harass me or worse, which happens to moderate police reformers. Stop excusing the US becoming a police state

When you're talking about antivirus software, that is kernal level code. It has complete control of your system by default at ring 0. It also uploads your files to the servers to inspect files that haven't been fingerprinted yet. It also has the ability to push code. So, on a good day, it is software that is kernel level and looking at all your files and can update your system. Just like crowdstrike. But the thing is they are a russian company and subject to russian laws, meaning turning over all data they have available as in any of your files. And they have the ability to push kernel boot code like crowdstrike. So it's an espionage and atteck vector. Purely because of them being under russian law. No matter if they wish to be a good company or not. TikTok is similarly chinese controlled data collection but not of the same power as antivirus.

Great discussion guys!

It's hard to test every Windows environment. There are millions of different variables and setups. You can't test for them all.

And the US hasn’t?

Wow! This is an exciting topic. You guys gave a great breakdown of the technical exposure that is happening!!! I wonder if this is a bigger issue for sys administration or network admins???

Great episode guys! There’s a balance between everything with politics, true data protection, and government oversight/regulations. I think that until it becomes too costly to not manage all this data properly, corps will get away with abusing its use or neglecting its protections

You guys seem cool. Rooting for you hitting your sub goals 🎉 keep it up!

Try posting your diarrhea

Sometimes the smallest things can add a lot of security. It should be prudent for smaller financial institutions to use the simple practices to need there security. I don’t think you need the highest tech in security tools do you ????

Gotta level up and get like Chris! BIG BANK Chris!

No Truer story told!

Why would anyone care, no matter what bank u use its only insured up to $250k and thats by the Fed, not the bank. They are all the same. So only people with no clue would believe or care.......

When ur guests look bored, ur viewers are too

Chief Engineer Scott is correct: "The more complicated you make the plumbing the easier it is to stop up the drain."

BDR,IRP BCP, ISP, SSP, all funny acronyms. "Everyone Hates the Cyber Warrior until the Enemy is at the gates" 🎉🎉🎉🎉

That's more like it! Don't pay the Ransomware #DontBugUS

I talk about this all the time to people asking my opinion on whether they should go to school or not for IT I always tell them get the certs and do the degree on the side if you still want to pursue that.

One of the authors of TunnelVision here. We actually did reach out to CISA and also the EFF prior to public disclosure. We ended up getting the CVE assigned through CISA since we collectively thought folks would want an official way to track the problem. Also re: streamlining the issue - we're doing that with our tool ArcaneTrickster that will eventually be open source and designed for researchers. Great show guys!

This is always a good conversation. Daniel you brought up such a good point. I never thought about some companies NOT knowing what they are really looking for. That’s probably why to Ryan point the Triad is weighted in the wrong places. This is always a good necessary conversation. While it would be nice for companies to have a pipeline, yet since they don’t we have to take innovative solutions to garner experience ourselves.

Good conversation! Ryan for “King For A Day”!!! You nailed the issue concerning employers and job seekers.

Good conversation! Ryan for “King For A Day”!!! You nailed the issue concerning employers and job seekers.

Wow! Passed the CISSP after 3 months of studying is super impressive!

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Who do I call

I never got an email....just a letter of cyber attack

The ARRL is also one of the largest conduits of HAM license test certifications and applications to the FCC. The hacking took down that capability. I passed a test on the 20th and the FCC still doesn't have any record of that. Normally it happens same day or next day.