Remotely Killing Car Engines, Password Expiration Policies, Facial Recognition at Airports, InfoSec vs. Cybersecurity

Shared Security
24/05/2019 31 min
Remotely Killing Car Engines, Password Expiration Policies, Facial Recognition at Airports, InfoSec vs. Cybersecurity

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In episode 88 of our monthly show Scott and Tom discuss how someone figured out how to remotely kill car engines through GPS tracking apps, Microsoft says password expiration policies are pointless, facial recognition being used at US airports, and the InfoSec vs. Cybersecurity debate. Show notes: https://sharedsecurity.net/2019/05/24/remotely-killing-car-engines-password-expiration-policies-facial-recognition-at-airports-infosec-vs-cybersecurity/

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