Credential Exchange Protocol - DJI Sues DoD, Quantum Vs. RSA, Lost MS Logs

Описание: • Did Chinese researchers really break RSA encryption? What did they do?
• What next-level terror extortion is being powered by the NPD breach data?
• The EU to hold software companies liable for software security?
• Microsoft lost weeks of security logs. How hard did the try to fix the problem?
• The Chinese drone company DJI has sued the DoJ over its ban on DJI's drones.
• The DoJ wishes to acquire "DeepFake" technology to create fake people.
• Microsoft has bots pretending to fall for phishing campaigns, then leading the bad guys to their honeypots. It's diabolical and brilliant.
• A bit of BIMI logo follow-up, then...
• A look at the operation of the FIDO Alliance's forthcoming Credential Exchange Protocol which promises to create passkey collection portability

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte
Security Now episode 997
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