Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
Last month’s arrest of 10 Russian operatives shined a spotlight on a little-known but burgeoning espionage technology known as steganography. But such ‘hidden in plain sight'(or is it ‘site?’) messages — like those contained in photos posted online — are just one of many ways covert messages are being sent and received. We explore the latest in cybercrime spy technology and the challenges it presents to law enforcement.
Guests
- Chet Hosmer Cofounder and Chief Scientist at WetStone Technologies, which researches cybercrime technology
- Gary Kessler Principal of Gary Kessler Associates, a consultancy specializing in digital forensics and information security. He's also a member of the Vermont Internet Crimes Task Force.
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