SS-NEWS-089: Deception is Hard

Episode 89 December 12, 2022 00:39:26
SS-NEWS-089: Deception is Hard
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SS-NEWS-089: Deception is Hard

Dec 12 2022 | 00:39:26

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Show Notes

We have a smorgasbord of articles today!  Some consultants tell us that Deception is hard, and David has a spicy take, we discuss differential privacy briefly, aged domains used in malware, and KILLER ROBOTS!

Article 1 - Crafty threat actor uses 'aged' domains to evade security platforms

Article 2 - How to Use Cyber Deception to Counter an Evolving and Advanced Threat Landscape

Article 3 - Computer Repair Technicians Are Stealing Your Data
Supporting Article:
Samsung Releases Maintenance Mode, A New Feature To Hide Your Personal Information From Prying Eyes
Thinking about taking your computer to the repair shop? Be very afraid

Article 4 - San Francisco lawmakers approve lethal robots, but they can't carry guns
Supporting Articles:
Bomb-disposal robot violently disposes of Dallas cop-killer gunman
Goliath Demolition Tank

Article 5 -Census Bureau Chief Defends New Privacy Tool Against Critics
Supporting Article:
What is Differential Privacy and How does it Work?

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