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Malicious Life episodes

February 13, 2020 How To Defend A Bank, Part 1: Fusion Centers
How To Defend A Bank, Part 1: Fusion Centers

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28 min
January 30, 2020 Triton, Part 2: The World’s Most Dangerous Malware
Petro Rabigh were facing lots of problems in defending their systems. But they did get lucky in one sense: their hackers were unprepared when their plan went awry. Who were the hackers that infiltrated the Saudi petrochemical plant, and what can this breach teach us?
39 min
January 29, 2020 Triton, Part 2: The World’s Most Dangerous Malware
Triton, Part 2: The World’s Most Dangerous Malware

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39 min
January 16, 2020 Triton: A Malware Designed To Kill Humans, Part 1
Industrial Security requires a different skill set--really, an entirely different mindset than working in IT does. In this episode we dive into the story of one of the most dangerous malware ever to be discovered in the wild: Triton/Trisis.
37 min
January 16, 2020 Triton Part 1
Triton Part 1

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37 min
January 14, 2020 Dead Drops
Dead Drops

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39 min
January 02, 2020 Deep Fakes, Part 2: Man Vs. Machine
Deep Fakes are set to revolutionize content creation, but alongside this technology's benefits, it also has the potential two sow havoc, fear, and distrust via Social Networks. Just this week, Facebook disclosed a network of fake users it found, whose profile images were all deep faked. So, how can we identify deep fakes - even before they go online?

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38 min
December 19, 2019 GAN and Deep Fakes, Part 1
Over the past two years, the internet has been inundated with celebrity Deep Fake videos of all kinds: Obama, Putin, and Trump deliver speeches they never gave, Gal Gadot "stars” in a porn video, and professional comedians such as Bill Hader eerily turn into the people they impersonate, like Tom Cruise and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
What all of these videos have in common is that they were mostly created by amateur developers or small startups with tight budgets - but their quality is surprisingly good, and in some cases as good as what the biggest movie studios were able to produce with huge budgets just a few years ago.

So what happened in the last five years, that turned special effects from being the exclusive domain of industry experts - into something a 14-year-old can create more or less at the touch of a button? Like the top end of a floating glacier, Deep Fakes are by and large only the visible product of a fascinating - and much deeper - technological revolution in the field of artificial intelligence. As we shall soon see, this revolution has the potential to put some very powerful tools in the hands of both attackers and defenders in the world of cyber-security.

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44 min
December 10, 2019 Sam Curry: The 2020 Crystal Ball
Sam Curry: The 2020 Crystal Ball

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16 min
December 05, 2019 Human Side Channels
Even the best hackers are human, and humans are inescapably unique. Forensic Linguistics, Behavioral Signatures and Cultural Captchas can help defenders identify and (maybe) catch even the best of hackers.
34 min

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Malicious Life by Cybereason tells the unknown stories of the history of cybersecurity, with comments and reflections by real hackers, security experts, journalists, and politicians.