Unchained17 Syys 2024

Trump’s Crypto Project May Attract Hackers. That's Why This Security Expert Joined - Ep. 705

World Liberty Financial (WLF), the Trump-backed DeFi project, launched this Monday. In this episode, crypto security expert Ogle discusses his role as an advisor to WLF. He dives into why he joined the project, what makes it unique, and how Trump’s involvement could bridge the gap for many who are new to the space. Plus, Ogle shares his thoughts on the security challenges WLF might face and the project's potential to rival major players in the market. He also touches on his new L1 blockchain Glue, and why he thinks it will provide a better user experience than what is out in crypto today. Show highlights: 2:05 Ogle’s background and how he came up with a standard for dealing with crypto hacks 10:28 Where crypto hackers are usually from 13:21 Why he does security work for free 16:57 Why Ogle is advising the Trump family’s DeFi project, World Liberty Financial 22:30 Why some in the crypto community are skeptical of WLF 26:39 His thoughts on how to prevent a crypto hack of a high-profile project 32:52 Why Ogle is not worried about WLF having been forked from the hacked app Dough Finance 33:54 How the Trump family is involved in WLF 41:00 How Donald Trump is excited about the project and actually gets it, according to Ogle 43:49 Why Ogle believes WLF will attract as much traction as the entire market cap of Shiba Inu 47:04 How Ogle's new layer 1 blockchain, Glue, aims to be crypto’s AOL 56:33 Why Glue’s L2s will be specific to certain areas of the industry 1:02:41 When Ogle expects Glue to launch and whether it’ll have a token 1:04:19 How North Korean hackers are now “just so clever, socially” 1:13:56 Ogle’s tips for crypto users Visit our website for breaking news, analysis, op-eds, articles to learn about crypto, and much more: unchainedcrypto.com Thank you to our sponsors! Polkadot Mantle Stellar Gemini Guest: Ogle, crypto security expert, founder of Glue, and advisor to World Liberty Financial. Previous appearance on The Chopping Block: How This DeFi Hack Negotiator Gets Hackers to Return Stolen Money Links World Liberty Financial (WLFI) Unchained: Trump’s New DeFi Project Could Be a Magnet for Hackers CoinDesk: In Trump-Backed Crypto Project World Liberty Financial (WLFI), Insiders Are Poised for Unusually Big Token Payouts IBTimes: Donald Trump Announces DeFi Project's Launch Date – What To Know About World Liberty Financial Latin Times: Who Is Ogle? The Crypto Sleuth Recruited As An Advisor For Trump's DeFi Project Glue: Glue, The Web3 Network Built for Regular Users How Glue Will Keep User Assets Safe Scams and North Korea: FBI Fraud report North Kora Aggressively Targeting Crypto Industry with Well-Disguised Social Engineering Attacks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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