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Mentioned in 15 episodes
This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends
The Cyberweapons Arms Race
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This book, written by Nicole Perlroth, delves into the secretive world of cyberweapons, exploring the origins of state-sponsored cyberattacks, the evolution of cyberweaponry, and the potential catastrophic consequences of the ongoing cyber arms race.
It includes stories of high-profile cyberattacks like Stuxnet and WannaCry, and discusses the roles of private companies, criminal groups, and individual hackers in this market.
The book is based on years of reporting and hundreds of interviews with current and former government officials, cybersecurity experts, and hackers, and is praised for its engaging and terrifying portrayal of modern global warfare.
It includes stories of high-profile cyberattacks like Stuxnet and WannaCry, and discusses the roles of private companies, criminal groups, and individual hackers in this market.
The book is based on years of reporting and hundreds of interviews with current and former government officials, cybersecurity experts, and hackers, and is praised for its engaging and terrifying portrayal of modern global warfare.
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Mentioned in 15 episodes
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Jack Rhysider as a book that offers an incredible peek into the esoteric world of zero-day brokers.
Jack Rhysider as a book that offers an incredible peek into the esoteric world of zero-day brokers.
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98: Zero Day Brokers
Mentioned by Nicole Perlroth when discussing the potential for Russian cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.
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Pivot Q1 Quarterly Review
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Kara Swisher as the book written by 
Nicole Perlroth , covering the history of cybersecurity.
Kara Swisher as the book written by Nicole Perlroth , covering the history of cybersecurity.12 snips
How Big Tech is Responding to Russia, with guest Nicole Perlroth
Mentioned by Kara Swisher and Jen Easterly in a discussion about cybersecurity threats and anxieties.
Kara Swisher and Jen Easterly in a discussion about cybersecurity threats and anxieties.
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Sorry, Donald. Jen Easterly Plans To Make Elections Boring Again.
Recommended by Ian Rogers as a readable book that explains the history of cybercrime and its dangers.
Digital Wallets and Blockchain Freedom: Ariel Wengroff and Ian Rogers (Ledger)
Recommended by Speaker 5 for its insights into the early days of zero-day markets.
Cybersecurity Tales: Espionage, Ransomware, and the Stories Behind the Threats
Mentioned by Ian Rogers as a book that explains how security becomes a bigger problem in our lives every year.
Your Crypto Isn’t Safe! w/ Ian Rogers, Ledger CXO
