Conversations about information, power, security and all the cybers in a global internet revolution that’s changing… everything.
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Categories | Tech NewsNews |
Each year the Ruxcon information security conference ends with the infamous Ruxcon Panel. Here’s a full recoding of the panel from Ruxcon 2016. more
This episode of Corrupted Nerds takes a look at the Ruxcon 2016 information security conference held in Melbourne on 22 and 23 October. more
In a surprise experimental episode, Leslie Nassar, co-founder of Wrangling Cats, freelance writer and builder of Twitter things since 2007, joins Stilgherrian to talk about some of the stories in the news. more
Joe Franzi, Assistant Secretary for Cyber Security with the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), gives his first on-record media interview in his five years in that role. more
The Corrupted Nerds podcast returns, kicking off a new series with a look at the Ruxcon 2015 information security conference held in Melbourne on 24 and 25 October. more
If you’ve been wondering what’s happened to the Corrupted Nerds podcast, well, it’s coming back — but it needs your help. more
The Australian government will soon introduce legislation making it compulsory for telecommunication companies to record the data about their customers’ use of their services for up to two years, and make it available to law enforcement and intellige... more
Remember when the media was a great business to be in? Thanks to the digital revolution, that’s all changed. So what now? more
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