Cyber Weapons and a New Arms Race… Without Firing a Shot: A Conversation with Nicole Perlroth

<p class="separator"><a href='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh19T-2rNdbPR8i6jeMaIww1ddvG8WkV_O-vaMOWilWGTXUnIbLmr31NTxSDPejuR37M7gBhviHSagbBSIdUablL8Vw01TAGCfft9ipSJq_Stjbektqu7AYfO7e95lX_0rQ_W4ilj4yAmwhwoo8mR7LpkyAY-_FTyjdix2HwQ5nvkCICrFKRF4/s1440/image1-15-1440x600.jpeg'></a></p> <p>As software takes over our lives — from hospitals to schools and even our national infrastructure — we’re facing an explosive wave of cyberattacks that could threaten our very existence.</p> <p>The US — a hacker’s favorite playground — is a ticking time bomb, with 80 percent of its crucial systems tied to the internet and in private hands, with ZERO government control.</p> <p>Join me in my WhoWhatWhy podcast for a conversation with New York Times cybersecurity reporter Nicole Perlroth. We are diving deep into her book This is How They Tell Me The World Ends, freshly updated with new revelations. </p> <p>My WhoWhatWhy conversation with Nicole Perlroth:</p> <a href='https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-8mPeXpUZs6I/YUGClyPOPiI/AAAAAAAAJno/_fblWpHn1gIcpx3e8-w4PK3dKs_5WQGOQCLcBGAsYHQ/s952/Screen%2BShot%2B2021-09-14%2Bat%2B10.19.30%2BPM.png'></a>