S3 Ep97: Did your iPhone get pwned? How would you know? [Audio + Text]
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The criminals didn’t implant any malware. The attack was orchestrated via malevolent configuration changes.
The “Missing Cryptoqueen” makes the American Top Ten… but not in a good way.
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The crooks needed at least two private keys, each stored in two parts… but they got them anyway.
Fortunately, it’s not a major bugfix, which means it’s easy to patch and can teach us all some useful lessons.
by Paul Ducklin We delve into Google’s tight-lipped Chrome bugfix, explain how a Belgian researcher awarded himself 111,848 cups of coffee, and discuss the audacious but thankfully temporary theft of the Perl.com domain. With Kimberly Truong, Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin. Intro and outro music by Edith Mudge. LISTEN NOW . . . Read more
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by Paul Ducklin The US Department of Justice (DOJ), together with government representatives from six other countries, has recently re-ignited the perennial Battle to Break Encryption. Last weekend, the DOJ put out a press release co-signed by the governments of the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, India and Japan, entitled . . . Read more