Doxware, Erik Decker CISO Interview, Amazon Ring Privacy Issues

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Steve and Gerry discuss The Dark Overlords 9/11 related doxware activity with law firms and “extortionware” in general. Steve interviews CISO and CPO for UChicago Medical Erik Decker. Finally the guys discuss recent news of misuse and privacy violations of Amazon Ring video feeds.

Show Notes

Resources:

9/11 Ransomware

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/yw79k5/hacker-group-threatens-dump-911-insurance-files-dark-overlord

Amazon Ring Privacy

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/yw79k5/hacker-group-threatens-dump-911-insurance-files-dark-overlord

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End of DerbyCon

https://www.derbycon.com/blog/derbycon-9-0-every-beginning-has-an-end/

Youth-friendly Infosec Comics

https://www.cynja.com

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