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  • Hack-and-leak op targets Trump; a technical deep dive with John Hammond on the CrowdStrike outage

    Hack-and-leak op targets Trump; a technical deep dive with John Hammond on the CrowdStrike outage
    Aug 15 2024
    With Election Day rapidly approaching in the United States, the Trump campaign claims that the first major hack-and-leak operation has arrived. After a handful of U.S. media outlets received leaked material on vice presidential candidate JD Vance, the Trump campaign said it had been the victim of an Iranian hacking operation. On this episode of Safe Mode, CyberScoop senior reporter Tim Starks sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss what we know about the operation and its significance. Also on this episode, John Hammond of Huntress provides a technical deep dive on how an errant CrowdStrike software update managed to break large parts of the internet.
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    32 m
  • A deep dive with Tim Starks on the Biden administration's cybersecurity initiatives

    A deep dive with Tim Starks on the Biden administration's cybersecurity initiatives
    Aug 8 2024
    An epidemic of ransomware, cyberattacks on gas pipelines, Chinese infiltration of American critical infrastructure — these are just some of the cybersecurity issues the Biden administration has tackled during the president’s first term in office. With President Joe Biden’s time in office winding down, it’s worth taking stock: Has his administration managed to move the needle on cybersecurity? On this episode of Safe Mode, CyberScoop Senior Reporter Tim Starks sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss the administration’s numerous cybersecurity initiatives and to consider their impact.
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    45 m
  • Sara Hooker on compute thresholds for AI; CrowdStrike breaks the internet

    Sara Hooker on compute thresholds for AI; CrowdStrike breaks the internet
    Jul 25 2024
    AI governance regimes the world over have seized on compute thresholds as a mechanism for implementing various controls on artificial intelligence systems. The basic idea is that if an AI model relies on a sufficiently large amount of computing power, then various controls kick in. As AI models get larger, the thinking goes, they also get riskier, and this means that AI governance regimes should focus on the largest models, as measured by computing power. But does this idea make any sense as a governing tool for the models of today and tomorrow? Sara Hooker leads Cohere’s research operation, and she’s looked hard at whether compute thresholds can be applied to AI systems to mitigate risks. On this episode of Safe Mode, she sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss her research on compute thresholds. CyberScoop’s newly minted editor in chief, Greg Otto, also joins the show to discuss how an errant CrowdStrike software update took down a huge number of critical services across the internet. Links: On the Limits of Compute Thresholds as a Governance Strategy | arXiv CrowdStrike Falcon flaw sends Windows computers into chaos worldwide | CyberScoop
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    46 m
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