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Daily: SWIFT seeks better security, what business wants from (US, UK) government, fast exploits.
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In today's podcast, we hear about attempts by SWIFT to work toward upgraded security with clients. Japan sustains a coordinated looting of ATMs (to the tune of ¥1.44 billion). Operation Ke3chang returns to snoop on Indian diplomatic missions. ISIS returns to inspiration. Business gives advice to government in the UK and the US, and investors see recent cyber stock price corrections as, maybe, a buying opportunity. We learn about monitoring your wireless attack surface from Pwnie Express' Paul Paget. And Joe Carrigan from Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute shares how they keep Mom safe online, Baltimore style.
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