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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2010 · 55 MIN

CyberSpeak January 17, 2010

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Listener Email - PGP released PGP10 with one license for all operating systems - Expunging data vs destruction of data - Reaction of the industry to push-button tools like Paraben's Porn Detection StickNews and CommentaryGoogle Grows a PairLast week brought computer security into the spotlight when Google announced it was no longer going to abide by the Chinese censorship rules and might be pulling out of China all together.  This news was closely followed by reports that Google, and many other US companies, had their computer networks compromised by agents of the Chinese government.Exclusive InterviewDidier Stevens joins us this week to talk about some of his recent forensic tools and research, including the changes to the UserAssist registry keys in Windows 7 and his malicious PDF tools.  He speaks about some of his other tools like his SafeMode restore tool.Website of the WeekL5 Technology Stitcher.com WoanWare

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