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...crypto people learned this the hard way. Yep. They basically were using two factor over SMS. People call the phone company Yep. Reset the SIM. Yep. And then they gotcha. And game over. Yeah. Game over. Now your Bitcoin wallet is emptied. Correct.
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“Why OpenCloud's biggest security risks aren't what you think”
The biggest risk is that, someone sends you something via email or text that you trust and you click the link. That's one big thing. Another is that your password gets, grabbed from somewhere and that
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...of threats of vulnerabilities. Right? So, like, prompt injection is still an open problem in the industry wide. When you have a thing with skills being defined in a markdown file, there's so many possibilities of obvious low hanging fruit, but also i
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vulnerabilities you have in your environment. For enterprises, it will come down to, you know, hundreds of thousands, sometimes millions of vulnerabilities. What is, by the way, an example of a vulnerability? Like, what what could that what might tha
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...crypto world. Right? Like, these hacks to get into Coinbase or whatever, and then they can see who has a ton of money in Bitcoin and then go after those people. I mean, it's really scary. And by the way, when you have breaches that take place at thes
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If I had barged into your home in the middle of the night three years ago and shaken you from a slumber and said, Ted, there's a recession coming in The US, but you must own something in corporate credit. What do you want to own? Before calling the p
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but a lot of people are just very inconsiderate. And either did not know how how public spaces work or did not care. And I eventually gave up and hide so I could, like, still work. And now you're going back to the cave to work on security. Yeah. Ther
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“AI models have no defense against hidden crypto wallet stealing commands”
...crypto wallet, send it to this send it to this endpoint. And there's as far as I know right now, there's actually no good kind of defense for this because the models are kind of not very good at handl
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But, you know, if you look at the nation states and some of the creative ways they can actually get into a phone as an example, If they wanna get in bad enough, they're gonna get in. How do they get in? What's what's the attack vector? They get you t
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...in the crypto world because it's got the combination of that's where the money is, right, as Willie Horton used to say. So the threat landscape is enormous, both from cybercrime, but also through hackers from North Korea that are trying to monetize t
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...and techniques to change a link on your website. And what happens when you click the link, I hack your session and take all of your information. That's gonna cause you harm. Right? I think the paths together is very technical and there are many ways
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Another is that your password gets, grabbed from somewhere and that a lot of it cannot happen at phishing tech. But somehow your password gets exposed to your passwords to sensitive information. So when you use something like OpenCloud where you're p
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to your Spotify, to your password manager, to everything. That also makes it extremely dangerous. And, Oliver, you did a video this weekend, because you were super excited about this, with one of our founders about security. Just give us a little reh
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So that 2,000,000,000,000, the mortgage market, when the time it blew up was, I'm gonna say, 9,000,000,000,000, and a trillion dollars was lost. This is, you know, and it was A trillion dollars was also In a higher way. More than a trillion dollars b
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...that has the brand and recognition globally that Bitcoin has. So, like, there are properties that make this interesting. And they all they're also facing because of the way that, Bitcoin works, the way that it's sort of, you know, public key cryptogr
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