Daily: Lessons from recent incidents. Russia says, it's not us, it's you, and more.
CyberWire Daily13 Sep 2016

Daily: Lessons from recent incidents. Russia says, it's not us, it's you, and more.

It's Patch Tuesday, and time to apply the latest fixes from Redmond. Symantec's August Security Report is out. Middlemen make it tough to track exploit sales. GovRAT continues to afflict networks in the wild. Lessons from private key exposure. Russia says the international order isn't the same thing as the American order. The US and the UK conclude a cyber cooperation agreement. More bogus apps for Pokemon-GO. We welcome Emily Wilson from Terbium Labs to the show, and Tony Dabhura from Johns Hopkins University's Information Security Institute tells about their upcoming conference for senior executives. And could people soon be asked to stand and remove their hats for "City Escape?"

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