The NULLCON Podcast
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In this series, Aseem Jakhar will be having conversations with some of the most compelling security and privacy experts to dive deeper and learn more from their experiences. And there is no better medium to do that than podcasting. If you want to stay updated with security and privacy happenings in the world then this is the right show!
This show is hosted by Aseem Jakhar, produced by Pratik Ghumade and brought to you by nullcon.
This show is hosted by Aseem Jakhar, produced by Pratik Ghumade and brought to you by nullcon.
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In the ninth episode of The NULLCON Podcast, Founder and Editor of MediaNama, Nikhil Pahwa spoke about the future of technology and internet policies in India, the role of media and tech community in the policymaking. He further recommended Why a "Rights first" approach should be there in the policymaking process.
Nikhil also shared the story of how he started MediaNama, which provides information and analysis on Digital and Telecom businesses in India.
After listening to this episode, if you feel like exploring more on the future of internet policy in India then read this article by Nikhil on MediaNama: http://bit.ly/2kQNgjN.
In the eighth episode of The NULLCON Podcast, Intel's firmware security researcher Maggie Jauregui talked about the importance of firmware security, Platform Armoring and Resiliency (PAR) team, and UEFI bug bounty.
She also spoke about CHIPSEC - a Platform Security Assessment Framework [https://github.com/chipsec/chipsec] and TianCore, a community supporting an open-source implementation of the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) [https://www.tianocore.org].
Listen to Maggie's journey into security and changes she wants to see in the security industry and community.
In the seventh episode of The NULLCON Podcast, Microsoft's cybersecurity field CTO Diana Kelley talked about building better products, teams, values with respect to Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Cybersecurity.
She also talked about the importance of culture, diversity and inclusion in AI and ML solutions. Listen to the story of Tay-bot, an artificial intelligence chatterbot released by Microsoft in 2016.
In the sixth episode of The NULLCON Podcast, an American electrical engineer, inventor, and hardware hacker, Joe Grand (aka Kingpin) talked about his Discovery Channel television show Prototype This!, L0pht Heavy Industries, ATstake Inc. He talked about why he started Grand Idea Studio, his principals and work ethics. He is designing an electronic badge for upcoming DEFCON 27 and gave some insights into a badge.
In the fifth episode of The NULLCON Podcast, a podcasting legend, Shannon Morse talked about Hak5 show which inspired a generation of hackers, gurus and IT ninjas. She also spoke about closing the gender gap, women in cybersecurity and tips for tackling/reporting online harassment and stalking.
In the fourth episode of The NULLCON Podcast, a global cybersecurity expert, Mikko Hypponen talked about Cyberwarfare, Stuxnet, Brain, IoT Security and use of Machine Learning in Cybersecurity.
In the third episode of The NULLCON Podcast, Anand Venkatanarayanan and Saikat Datta spoke about vulnerabilities discovered in the Aadhaar system in 2018.
In the second episode of The NULLCON Podcast, internationally renowned security technologist, Bruce Schneier talked about his latest book - Click Here to Kill Everybody, risk and future of post-quantum cryptography and his views on governments asking for backdoors.
In the first episode of The NULLCON Podcast, Australian Web Security Expert, Troy Hunt talked about Have I Been Pawned?, Data Breaches, Identity and Authentication.
He is known for public education and outreach on security topics. He created Have I Been Pwned?, which is a data breach search website that allows anyone to check if their personal data has been compromised by data breaches. He has also authored several popular security-related courses on Pluralsight, and regularly presents keynotes and workshops on security topics.
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