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Corrupted Nerds: Conversations
by Stilgherrian
Conversations about information, power, security and all the cybers in a global internet revolution that’s changing… everything.
Episodes
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Conversations 17: The Ruxcon 2016 Panel
A complete recording of the Ruxcon Panel, from the Ruxcon 2016 information security conference in Melbourne. Continue reading →
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Conversations 16: Reflections on Ruxcon 2016
The Corrupted Nerds podcast returns with a look at the Ruxcon 2016 information security conference held in Melbourne on 22 and 23 October. Continue reading →
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Conversations 15: Leslie Nassar discusses the news
Leslie Nassar, co-founder of Wrangling Cats, freelance writer and builder of Twitter things since 2007, joins Stilgherrian to talk about some of the stories in the news. Continue reading →
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Conversations 14: Joe Franzi, Australian Signals Directorate
The Assistant Secretary for Cyber Security with the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) gives his first on-record media interview in that role. Continue reading →
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Conversations 13: Reflections on Ruxcon 2015
The Corrupted Nerds podcast returns with a look at the Ruxcon 2015 information security conference held in Melbourne on 24 and 25 October. Continue reading →
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The Return of the Corrupted Nerds podcast
If you've been wondering what's happened to the Corrupted Nerds podcast, well, it's coming back -- but it needs your help. Continue reading →
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Conversations 12: Metadata & surveillance with Carly Nyst
Privacy International's legal director Carly Nyst discusses the legal and privacy implications of mass digital surveillance. Continue reading →
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Conversations 11: Future of the media with Bob Garfield
Veteran columnist Bob Garfield explains why the media is comprehensively fucked. Continue reading →
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Conversations 10: Michelle Dennedy, privacy engineering
Michelle Dennedy, chief privacy officer with McAfee, explains privacy engineering. Continue reading →
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Conversations 9: Amateur satellite intel with David Jorm
A growing group of amateur North Korea watchers is using free and commercially available satellite data to change our view of the hermit kingdom. Continue reading →
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Conversations about information, power, security and all the cybers in a global internet revolution that’s changing… everything.
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