Security Now 538: Your Question, Steve's Answer 225
Description
Is Kazakhstan's new encryption law a preview of future U.S. policy? FBI chief asks tech companies to stop offering end-to-end encryption, 13 million MacKeeper user's data exposed, Cloudflare, Facebook and others compromise on SHA-1 sunsetting, Google to deprecate one of Symantec's root certificates, major expoit in Bell Canada's routers reveal WPA2-PSK, Wired thinks it has unmasked Satoshi Nakamoto... maybe not, a suspected hit and run driver caught in Florida after car called the cops, Telegram cryptanalysis, and Steve answers possibly the coolest question he's ever been asked for a Q&A!
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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte
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