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EPISODE · Sep 21, 2022 · 2H 27M

The Security Box, podcast 113: Violence as a service, this turns from Cybercrime to real world crime

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Hello folks, welcome to the security box.  We had 10 people in our room today, and we hope you enjoy the program.  Here are the show notes of today's program, and we'll see you next week! Welcome to the Security box, podcast 113.  On this episode of the program, the biggest topic is "Violence as a service" as it is being talked about on multiple podcasts. Have you read the article by Brian Krebs titled Violence-as-a-Service: Brickings, Firebombings & Shootings for Hire and if you did, what did you think about it? Seems as though this is going to get very interesting as actors as they're known in the industry will be changing their tactics to something like this. Besides this, I hope that you'll come join us and comment as we'll have some news from around the landscape, thoughts on other things of interest and of course questions and comments from the audience.   Thanks for listening and participating and we'll see you on another edition of the program!

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