Interview with a real hacker: "There is no making it secure!"

Timestamps: 00:00:52 Who the hackerman is 00:10:30 He can do some damage & code of ethics 00:14:18 Why did you choose to be a white hat hacker 19 - things are bad 00:23:34 People wouldn't want to use computers if they realized how insecure they are 25:25 there is no making it secure 00:30:30 There is no incentive for security 00:36:55 Nobody is listening to security teams 00:45:29 Security experts are frustrated 00:51:00 Government security is probably even worse 00:58:05 No one is taking this seriously until something very bad happens 01:21:20 Is cyber Bombing in Mr Robot possible? 01:26:17 Privacy is important to security 01:38:00 We need to change how we advocate for privacy - teach about abuse, not vulnerabilities 01:48:10 Is forcing interopearability a good solution? 02:02:40 We need mathematicians 02:08:45 Citizens should fight for more privacy and security 02:13:45 There is no single solution 02:16:33 Mobile security vs desktop security 02:26:45 Informed consent 02:32:48 Case for optimism 02:47:00 Estonia's e-government project 03:08:00 We need more ethical hackers to come out 03:16:25 Snowden is our inspiration 03:25:30 Hackerman will return

I'm so grateful you guys hooked up to do this. It means a lot to me too, you guys motivate me to keep studying my IT studies and use knowledge and wisdom to create a difference. Stay safe and keep being on fire!

This was an incredible piece! I really enjoyed this interview and was locked in for every minute. I felt good conversational chemistry. I've been watching your channel for years and I'm really loving the long format, raw discussions. That's something that can make an impact and inspire critical thought. You did a really good job here, listening, and letting him go on tangents because they were completely relevant.

This was EPIC. Thanks a lot. I had to take it in 3 sittings because there was so much and every minute was important. You're both doing The Lord of Computation's work.

As someone in the industry I can mirror what he states about mobile security. It is the future (as well as automated security and vehicle remote security) but in my experience most app dev companies have no budget for security. Like zero. I feel that stronger laws are needed to avoid really catastrophic results. I would also say that corporate security is all about counting every penny, they will pay as little as possible unless they get gov contracts and need audits.

My computer is "Air gapped" & "Sandboxed", has an asbestos firewall. It uses an onion-turnip-radish router, with a "no-no square" security protocol.... I also do all my hackery from my mothers lead lined basement.... Come at me bro!

This series with "interviews" are killer!!! I'm hooked

This talk was great. Reasonably well informed and with proper experience in the security field and passion for computing. I say we call him Kenny. Would even listen to 3 more hours.

It was great, I'd love to listen to more interview like these Keep going man, you're doing a great job and all your content is very informative and interesting

One of the best collaborations on the subject... Good one.

Good one! Love the content, keep it up my boy. One day you will get the loved one.

Such a great chat, thanks for sharing.

Major key points, 🎯All these.. said this for so long.. gave up, sitting back and watching with popcorn now.. 00:36:55 Nobody is listening to security teams 00:45:29 Security experts are frustrated 00:51:00 Government security is probably even worse 00:58:05 No one is taking this seriously until something very bad happens All these, so true

I really enjoyed that interview... thanks!

What an awesome interview... I listened to the entire thing and would be keen to hear more.... the two of you are a great combo.

This interview is an absolute gem!

I respect the answer from the guest after being asked why he would do this legally. He understands the game of longevity and reducing risks. I don’t know shit about the technicalities that come with IT security, but it’s cool to hear from someone that’s in the trenches of the future of digital wars

I can so relate to the things this guy is saying. I can't count the number of managers I've interacted with who've approached problems from the perspective of it's cheaper to pay the fine. Regardless of the peoples lives they may potential ruin. I'd love to see more people held personally liable for poor risk acceptance choices.

I am new on your channel and I really liked this interview. Good Job and keep going the good work :)

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