Adam and I have just returned from Black Hat and DEF CON in Las Vegas, so in this week’s show we’re going to have a look at the infosec news we missed over last couple of weeks. We did plan to recap Black Hat in this podcast, but we’ve wound up a bit short on space so I’m busting that out into a separate podcast that I’ll publish on Monday. So this podcast will just be a discussion around news plus a sponsor interview.

The news we’re covering:

Australia’s new surveillance/”anti-encryption” laws

Intel SGX vulnerability research

Taiwan Semiconductor WannaCry woes

Details on CYBERCOM op against ISIS

Reddit pwnage

Bitcoin investor sues AT&T over $23m loss

FIN7 arrests

CIA’s loss of scores of China assets may have been hack-related

Massive ATM cashout and SWIFT attack hits Indian bank

Much, much more

Bugcrowd CTO Casey Ellis joins us in this week’s sponsor interview to talk about a few things – firstly, how some research presented at Black Hat by the team at Portswigger is a sign that serious research teams are using bounties to cash in on their serious security research. Then we’ll be talking about the Bugcrowd University initiative and a reboot of the disclose.io project.

Links to everything are below, and you can follow Patrick or Adam on Twitter if that’s your thing.