Cybersecurity Headlines · CISO Series

Department of Know: CISA's cryptography categories, Gottumukkala's ChatGPT gotcha, NTLM says goodbye

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A federal judge upheld Norfolk's use of Flock license plate cameras, ruling they're too sparse to constitute unconstitutional surveillance.
Cybersecurity experts analyze five major security stories including CISA's post-quantum cryptography categories, a U.S. cyber chief's ChatGPT data leak, flawed ransomware, Flock camera surveillance rulings, Microsoft's NTLM retirement, and autonomous AI agents. The hosts debate government policy failures, privacy trade-offs, and the risks of rapidly evolving technology.

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A brisk security roundtable that weighs audio and video social engineering against the privacy-versus-safety tradeoff.

This Cybersecurity Headlines episode looks at audio and video social engineering, then widens into the privacy-versus-public-safety tradeoff. It stays practical rather than abstract, with a clear focus on how separate systems can be correlated once they are brought together, and…

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Press play if you want audio and video social engineering to turn into a privacy-versus-greater-good fight.

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