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• Risky Bulletin: Google buys Wiz for $32 billion

  Google buys Wiz for $32 billion, China attributes the Poison Ivy APT group to the Taiwanese Military, APT groups abuse a Windows zero-day and a judge tells CISA to reinstate fired workers. Show notes

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• Between Two Nerds: Sowing discord by being nice!

  In this edition of Between Two Nerds Tom Uren and The Grugq talk about how offensive cyber operations could do so much more than just ‘deny, disrupt, degrade and destroy’. Grugq thinks this thinking is rooted in military culture and he wonders why cyber operations are always so mean. This episode is also available on Youtube. Show notes

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• Risky Bulletin: GitHub supply chain attack leaks secrets

  A GitHub supply chain attack leaks secrets, the White House tells federal agencies to stop firing cyber staff, Germany exempts cybersecurity from debt limits, and the RCS standard adds support for end-to-end encryption. Show notes

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• Sponsored: Using carrots and sticks to get more secure software

  In this Risky Bulletin sponsor interview Matt Muller, field CISO of Tines, explains how governments are using carrots and sticks to improve the security of enterprise software. Matt discusses CISA’s ‘Secure by Design’ pledge and the UK NCSC’s effort to quantify ‘unforgivable bugs’ Show notes

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• Risky Bulletin: FBI says online file converters are nasty

  The FBI warns of online file converters that distribute malware, China backdoors Juniper router, a wave of ransomware hits Taiwan, and North Korean spyware slips into the Play Store. Show notes

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