Three Buddy Problem - Episode 47: We unpack a multi-agency report on Russia’s APT28/Fancy Bear hacking and spying on Ukraine war supply lines, CISA’s sloppy YARA rules riddled with false positives, the ethics of full-disclosure after Akamai dropped Windows Server “BadSuccessor” exploit details, and Sekoia’s discovery of thousands of hijacked edge devices repurposed as honeypots.

The back half veers into Microsoft’s resurrected Windows Recall, Signal’s new screenshot-blocking countermeasure, Japan’s fresh legal mandate for pre-emptive cyber strikes, and why appliance vendors like Ivanti keep landing in the headlines.

Along the way you get hot takes on techno-feudalism, Johnny Ive’s rumored AI gadget, and a lively debate over whether publishing exploit code ever helps defenders.

Cast: Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade, Ryan Naraine and Costin Raiu.

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Transcript (unedited, AI-generated)
Russian hackers hitting logistics companies supplying Ukraine
CISA says Russian hackers targeting Ukraine war supply lines
ViciousTrap: Turning edge devices into honeypots
BadSuccessor: Abusing dMSA to escalate privileges in Active Directory
Signal adds anti-screenshot to thwart Windows Recall
Controversial Windows Recall gets security makeover
Microsoft's International Criminal Court blockade
Japan enacts active cyberdefense law
UAE recruiting US personnel Displaced by DOGE

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