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Steal This Show S04E08: ‘Click Here To Kill Everybody’


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stslogo180.pngEmbedded in an increasing number of the devices and objects surrounding us today, computers are turning the everyday world into a radically programmable attack surface.

This is the subject of computer security & cryptography legend Bruce Schneier‘s latest book, Click Here To Kill Everybody.

In this episode we meet up with Bruce to explore how the profusion of insecure devices, capable of being put to a variety of unpredictable purposes, is radically shifting the balance of power. Via cyberattacks, smaller states get the ability to content with the great powers — and an entirely new class of ‘non-state actors’ are being granted the power to disrupt nations.

Steal This Show aims to release bi-weekly episodes featuring insiders discussing crypto, privacy, copyright and file-sharing developments. It complements our regular reporting by adding more room for opinion, commentary, and analysis.

Host: Jamie King

Guest: Bruce Schneier

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Produced by Jamie King
Edited & Mixed by Lucas Marston
Original Music by David Triana
Web Production by Eric Barch

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