There is no back door.

Update: 2020-01-22

Description

Dave shares a story about congress struggling to define acts of war in cyberspace. Ben has Apple's response to the DOJ's request to unlock yet another iPhone, and later in the show we interview Andrea Little Limbago the Chief Social Scientist at Virtru about her upcoming talk at the RSA Conference regarding the global battle against encryption.

Links to stories:

Congress struggles on rules for cyber warfare with Iran

Apple responds to AG Barr over unlocking Pensacola shooter's phone: "No."

Andrea L Limbago at RSA 2020

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Privacy is a human right.

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If there's cyberwar, are there cyber war crimes?

2020-05-0640:07

You will pay for that one way or another.

2020-04-2935:57

You don't own your photos.

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Where there's a will, there's a loophole.

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Heat maps and surveillance temptations.

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Never let a crisis go to waste.

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Can smart surveillance keep us safe?

2020-03-2546:26

Dressing for privacy.

2020-03-1838:29

Technology always moves quicker than policy.

2020-03-1136:36

Get that thing off my car.

2020-03-0439:27

Just gimme some truth.

2020-02-2639:03

Rigging the game.

2020-02-1941:28

The practical concerns of data encryption.

2020-02-1245:44

And the heat goes on.

2020-02-0545:06

Exploring the cultural values of personal privacy.

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There is no back door.

2020-01-2239:12

Cell phone tracking and the future of data value.

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There is no back door.

There is no back door.