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On this week’s edition of the Kaspersky Transatlantic Cable podcast, Ahmed, Dave, and I discuss a variety of topics. We kick off the program with a story from the EU and a new look at making Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies more trackable.
The proposed changes in the EU could take up to two years to enact, and we have a lot of questions.
From there, we jump to a story about a ransomware hit on ransomware group Babuk. After that, it’s Dave’s interview about the dangers of image-based sexual abuse and how we can stop it.
Then, it’s off to a round of our recurring quiz, where I continue to suck. Then, following a break for our second interview —a look at a new children’s book featuring Midori Kuma — it’s the latest in REvil-v-Kaseya saga. In this latest wrinkle, Kaseya obtained a universal decryptor.
Finally, it’s back to the UK, where a leak of gun forum users has gun owners on edge, and a brief discussion of Amazon shutting down NSO activity on its servers.
If you liked what you heard, please consider subscribing and sharing with your friends. For more information on the stories we covered, see the links below:
- EU plans to make Bitcoin transfers more traceable
- Babuk ransomware gang ransomed, new forum stuffed with porn
- Kaseya obtains universal decryptor for REvil ransomware
- Midori Kuma book
- Gun owners’ fears after firearms dealer data breach
- Amazon shuts down NSO Group infrastructure
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