SN917: Zombie Software
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This week we answer questions which arose during the past week: When is an attack not an attack? When our AI overloard arrives how shall we call him? Why has Italy said NO to ChatGPT? What does Twitter's posting of its code to GitHub tell us? Why is India searching for commercial spyware less well know than Pegasys and what does the Summit for Democracy have to say about that? Has the FDA finally moved on the issue of medical device security updates? And seven years after the first "Hack the Pentagon" trial, the Pentagon remains standing, or does it? Then, after addressing a quick bit of miscellany, listener feedback and an update on my ongoing work on SpinRite, we use CISA's KEV database to explore the question of how exactly we define "Zombie Software" and answer the question of whose brains will the zombies eat?
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