सर्वश्रेष्ठ Firewall पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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How to Blow Up Politics as Usual 54:15

21h ago54:15

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Today is the hotly awaited publication date for Vote on your Phone: Why Mobile Voting is Our Final Shot at Saving Democracy, written (of course) by your Firewall host Bradley Tusk. Which is more than merely a book; it's a movement. To mark the occasion, Bradley undergoes the third degree from Meaghan and Hugo, answering the personal questions other…

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Why Are Cybersecurity Breaches Are Inevitable? 25:43

7d ago25:43

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The conversation discusses the inevitability of cybersecurity breaches and the need for a new approach to cybersecurity. The article mentioned in the discussion highlights the importance of cyber resilience and proactive measures to mitigate risks. The panelists also discuss the significance of partnerships and collaboration between different depar…

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Post-Quantum Crypto 1:08:27

2d ago1:08:27

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You may be vaguely aware of the term ‘quantum computing’ from media reports. But what you may not have picked up on is that one of the primary uses for quantum computers may be to break data encryption. Furthermore, you may not realize that if three-letter agencies can save off our encrypted emails and messages now, this could mean they could read …

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Do Undecided Voters Really Exist? 46:06

6d ago46:06

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Or are they all just Trump voters who don't want to admit it? Chris Coffey of Tusk Strategies joins Bradley to check on the vital signs of the American political class, including the aftermath of the presidential debate, a big victory in Delaware, the storm clouds descending on Mayor Eric Adams, why there's a big opening for a woman to run for City…

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OnlyScams? Cybercriminals Dupped By OnlyFans Malware Tool 13:56

8d ago13:56

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In this episode, the team discusses an article about hackers stealing from other hackers using a fake OnlyFans tool. Hackers target each other by distributing malware that steals information and credentials. The team finds it amusing that hackers are turning on each other and highlights the importance of being cautious when downloading and implemen…

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The White House's Cybersecurity Sprint 17:51

8d ago17:51

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The White House Cyber czar has launched a hiring sprint to fill 3,000 cybersecurity positions in the federal government before the end of the fiscal year. The government recognizes the increasing need for cybersecurity professionals and has allocated billions of dollars to address hiring shortfalls. However, there are challenges in attracting talen…

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A Mayor on Razor-Thin Ice 33:46

8d ago33:46

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Next week, Bradley begins his book tour across America to promote "Vote With Your Phone: Why Mobile Voting Is Our Final Shot at Saving Democracy" (dates and RSVP link below). But for now, he dives into the cold reality of investigations, subpoenas and potential indictments that threaten to sink Mayor Eric Adams. What will it take for Adams to survi…

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The Truth is Out There 1:14:03

9d ago1:14:03

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Mis- and disinformation is just a fact of modern life, but certain events can cause the practice to significantly increase – like a big election. This is a good time to review this phenomenon, learning how to recognize it, how to avoid being drawn in, and perhaps most importantly how to reduce its spread. In other news: Telegram’s CEO was arrested …

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The Weekly Run Down 9/6/24 14:34

12d ago14:34

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In this episode, the hosts discuss their week and various topics, including playing video games, watching TV shows, and building computers. They also mention a TV show called Extreme Love, where people have unusual relationships with objects. The hosts share their experiences and interests, such as playing Call of Duty, watching Game of Thrones, an…

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The Man Who Allegedly Wrecked New York 1:00:55

13d ago1:00:55

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Does Robert Moses deserve eternal condemnation? On the 50th anniversary of the publication of ‘The Power Broker’, Robert Caro’s iconic biography of Moses, Dan Wang and Ross Barkan add nuance and balance to what has been a powerfully one-sided conversation. Plus, in a postscript, Bradley and Howard Wolfson trade ideas on what we’d ask Moses to build…

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Is There Such A Thing As A Victimless Crime? 18:07

13d ago18:07

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⚠️ Content Warning: The following episode discusses AI-generated deepfakes and explicit images of children, which may be sensitive or disturbing for some readers. The conversation discusses the issue of non-consensual AI deepfake child images and the legal challenges surrounding it. The laws in Pennsylvania do not currently address deepfakes, which…

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How Can Small Businesses Need Fight AI With AI? 22:38

13d ago22:38

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The conversation discusses the importance of small businesses bolstering their cybersecurity with actionable AI. It highlights the increasing use of AI by hackers and the need for small businesses to step up their game. The conversation explores how AI is being weaponized for phishing emails and voice calling, making it easier to trick people. It a…

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Big Tech's Bad Citizenship 49:59

15d ago49:59

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As Silicon Valley goes to war against the AI safety bill just passed by the California legislature, Governor Gavin Newsom should have no reservations about signing it, says Bradley. And what's good for California is good for America. Plus, why France's crackdown on Telegram is justified; how Lina Khan and the FTC have sucked the air out of venture …

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How Did Kentucky Inmates Steal $1M From Their Cells? 17:41

15d ago17:41

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In this episode, the hosts discuss a news article about Kentucky inmates hacking prison-issued devices to steal credits. The inmates found a way to trick the system into believing they had more credits than they actually had, allowing them to use services and make phone calls. The company responsible for the devices, Securus, had previously experie…

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The Weekly Run Down 8/30 26:19

16d ago26:19

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In this episode, the hosts discuss their week and share what they've been watching and playing. They talk about work, inspections, and the new Madden game. They also mention the Untold series on Netflix and the murder of Steve McNair. The conversation shifts to kung fu movies and the game Black Myth Wukong. They briefly mention the TV show Warrior …

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Crazy Proton Summer 1:16:33

16d ago1:16:33

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Proton released three major new products this summer, all within the span of about a couple months: Proton Docs, Proton Wallet and Proton Scribe. Given that Proton is a privacy-focused company, some of these offerings seemed almost at odds with that mission. So today I ask Andy Yen (Proton’s CEO) some questions about the privacy of their Bitcoin wa…

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One Way of Fixing Immigration 31:16

20d ago31:16

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New arrivals to the United States often find themselves trapped in a Catch 22 — they can’t obtain a tax ID without first getting paid and they can’t get paid without first obtaining a tax ID. Bradley talks to Luciano Arango, CEO and co-founder of Maza, who came up with an easy solution that points toward a promising new approach to the toxic stalem…

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Ask a Federal Acquisition Subject Matter Expert Ft. Shauna Weatherly, President of FedSubK 54:53

20d ago54:53

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In this episode, Ryan Williams Sr. interviews Shauna Weatherly from FedSubK, a website that provides resources and guidance for small businesses navigating the federal procurement process. Shauna shares her background in federal procurement and her motivation for starting FedSubK. They discuss the challenges and complexities of government procureme…

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The Pros & Cons Of Facial Recognition At Sporting Events (Podcast Cover) 19:12

21d ago19:12

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The hosts discuss the use of facial recognition technology in stadiums to expedite entry and enhance the fan experience. They explore the potential privacy concerns and the balance between security and personal liberties. The conversation touches on the accuracy of facial recognition technology, the value of personal data, and the future of consume…

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Why Do We Like Gambling So Much? 42:32

22d ago42:32

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Americans bet as much as a trillion dollars a year, fueling an industry that knows just how to press our buttons, like the social media platforms do. But is gambling itself really the problem, asks Bradley, or is there a deeper malaise we're failing to confront? Plus, Bradley analyzes whether Kamala Harris is really going to end Biden's "feudal" st…

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Why Is The U.S. Department of Justice Suing Georgia Tech? 13:24

22d ago13:24

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The conversation discusses a cybersecurity lawsuit filed against the Georgia Institute of Technology and Georgia Tech Research Corporation for alleged cybersecurity violations. The university was accused of submitting false results and not implementing the required system security plan for their networks. The discussion highlights the importance of…

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The Weekly Run Down 8/23 28:21

23d ago28:21

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In this episode, Ryan, Shannon, and Chris discuss their week and various topics, including their children's first week of school, video games they're playing, and TV shows they're watching. They also talk about the upcoming House of the Dragon series and their hopes for our favorite football teams. The conversation covers a range of themes, includi…

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FAA Proposes New Cyber Rules 19:00

23d ago19:00

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The FAA proposes new cybersecurity rules for airplanes to protect against intentional unauthorized electronic interactions that could create safety hazards. This is long overdue, as airplanes and other forms of mass transit have the potential to be used as weapons. The airline industry needs to take cybersecurity more seriously, especially with the…

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National Public Data Breach 1:21:49

23d ago1:21:49

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The headlines have been on fire with stories about 3 billion people’s data being leaked from a company you’ve never heard of. But like many such stories, the mainstream media gets a lot of the important details wrong and glosses over a lot of the important nuances. Today we’re going to dive into what really happened and what you should do about it,…

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The Rookie 43:18

27d ago43:18

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The last thing your average political consultant will ever do is run for office. Micah Lasher, however, is anything but average . He talks to Bradley about why he decided to run for State Assembly from the Upper West Side, how he won and what he brings to Albany. Plus, he reflects on the Olympics and how New York can learn from Paris. Discussed on …

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Ready for CMMC 2.0? 26:06

28d ago26:06

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The discussion revolves around the proposed CMMC 2.0 rule by the US Department of Defense (DoD) to enhance cybersecurity in the defense industrial base. The rule aims to improve contractor implementation of cybersecurity requirements and tighten regulations. The hosts express the need for stricter measures, especially for large companies with gover…

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Are We Ready For Quantum Encryption? 16:51

29d ago16:51

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The podcast episode discusses the need for stronger encryption standards to protect against the threat of quantum computers. The Department of Defense and NIST are working on developing new encryption standards to safeguard sensitive information. IBM is leading the way in developing quantum-resistant encryption algorithms. The current administratio…

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This Is Your Government on AI 55:04

29d ago55:04

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Could Artificial Intelligence have prevented New York’s cannabis debacle? Bradley lays out his vision; Bob Greenlee begs to differ. Plus, Bob offers on-the-ground reporting from Chicago on the build-up to the Democratic Convention while Bradley shares five discoveries from a week in California, including an exotic new hobby. This episode was taped …

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