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Today
David Nosibor: Taking calculated risks. [Product Lead] [Career Notes]
26m 10s
Today
CyberWire Daily at 10: The breaches we still talk about. [Special Edition]
28m 21s
Yesterday
When “safe” documents aren’t. [Research Saturday]
21m 3s
Jun 2021
Cyberguerre: des conflits invisibles aux conséquences bien réelles
26m 17s
Jul 2019
One of the World’s Most Wanted Hackers Speaks
16m 56s
Apr 2020
NSO Employee Abused Phone Hacking Tech to Target a Love Interest
28m 57s
Mar 2022
What Next: TBD | Tech, power, and the future - Putin's Internet Crackdown
27m 49s
Feb 2024
CISA Goes Rogue: How Cybersecurity Became Censorship | 2.25.24
27m 50s
Apr 2023
Israeli PM on judicial reforms; Middle East tensions and Iran's nuclear program; lessons from the pandemic
40m 48s
In an unusual lapse, Microsoft briefly left a Bing backend server exposed online--now fixed. Sources say the CIA has concluded that Russian President Putin is personally involved in setting the direction of operations designed to influence the US elections, The deal to spin out TikTok Global to avoid a US ban may not be enough, Europe looks for more control ... Show More
Please enjoy this encore of Career Notes. David Nosibor, Product Lead for SafeCyber at UL Solutions, started his career in a unique way by not letting himself be pigeonholed. Within his company, David was able to grow to the position he is in now and says that his position feels ... Show More
In this special edition of CyberWire Daily’s 10th anniversary series, N2K CyberWire's Maria Varmazis and Dave Bittner discuss the biggest breaches over the past 10 years. The foundational 2014 Sony hack kicks off our conversation, then Maria and Dave highlight: the 2015 OPM breac ... Show More
Omer Ninburg, CTO of Novee Security, joins us on this episode of Research Saturday to discuss their work on "From PDF to Pwn: Scalable 0day Discovery in PDF Engines and Services Using Multi-Agent LLMs." Historically, Portable Document Formats – the immutable, localized PDF – was ... Show More
<p>Aucun coup n'est tiré, mais les dégâts peuvent être considérables et les conséquences, dramatiques. Souvent silencieuses, parfois spectaculaires, les cyberattaques se multiplient –qu'elles soient le fait de simples criminels, d'États souverains ou d'une collaboration des deux. ... Show More
The last time Phineas Fisher agreed to an interview with Motherboard, they made us recreate the whole thing with a puppet. This time around, Phineas Fisher—one of the world’s most wanted hackers—wanted to make a statement on CYBER to deny he’s an agent of the Kremlin.
Phineas Fis ... Show More
Back in 2013, between the many revelations on mass surveillance abuses by the NSA coming from the trove of Snowden leaks, Americans also learned agents at the signals intelligence agency were snooping on their love interests. Dubbed LOVEINT (a play on ‘Love-Intelligence,’ apparen ... Show More
Vladimir Putin has always regarded the internet with suspicion. Now, with western tech companies pulling out of Russia and control of the war narrative slipping, he sees an opening. Will Putin wall off Russia from the rest of the digital world?Guests:Yana Pashaeva, Moscow-based j ... Show More
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency faces claims it censors the American public and interferes in elections. After the debunked Russian collusion narrative and the Twitter files, some lawmakers now want to see the agency completely dismantled. Get the facts first ... Show More
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sits down for an interview with Fareed this week to discuss the controversy over his government’s judicial overhaul plan and what it would mean for the country's democracy. They also discuss Israel's relationship with its Arab neighbors a ... Show More
