
In this episode, returning guest Abhistha — now Assistant Professor in network security at the University of Utwente — digs into his latest research on the real economic impact of distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks such…
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In this episode, returning guest Abhistha — now Assistant Professor in network security at the University of Utwente — digs into his latest research on the real economic impact of distributed denial-of-service (DDOS) attacks such…
In this episode, we meet Rich Myers of mesh networking company GoTenna. Rich is developing the Lot49 protocol, which both allows Lightning transactions over a local mesh network and uses Bitcoin incentives to increase the…
In this episode, I talk to Sean Moss Pultz, CEO of Bitmark Inc. — a company focused on enabling personal data sovereignty through blockchain technology. We discuss Bitmark’s journey and the company’s latest pivot to…
This episode features returning guest Sam Woolley, whose new book ‘The Reality Game,’ examines the new frontiers of ‘fake news’ and the idea that the next wave of technology will ‘break the truth’. We discuss…
In this Stolen Headlines, we invite show supporters Tim Reutemann and Mendel Skulski to discuss Coronavirus – how various world governments have responded so far, and the role information technology has played in detecting, containing…
In this episode, we meet Andy Greenberg, senior writer at Wired Magazine and author of Sandworm, A New Era of Cyberwar and the Hunt for the Kremlin’s Most Dangerous Hacker. We learned how Russia is…
In this episode, I met Hugo Fruehauf, one of the inventors of GPS, the global positioning system underpinning an enormous number of the technologies we rely on today. We dig into how GPS works, and…
We are living in a world eaten by software — software created, owned and operated by Silicon Valley. In this episode, Jamie meets Margaret O’ Mara, author of ‘The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America’ to…