In this final episode of The Lockdown, I reflect on the journey of the podcast, and explaining why I’m redirecting my energy to other projects. I discuss the importance of practical privacy measures, measures over an ‘all-or-nothing’ approach, as well as sharing my thoughts on threat modeling, and address several listener questions about privacy tools and self-hosting. I also introduce a new concept from my recent blog post about the “space between” in cybersecurity, examining how compartmentalization of identities can serve as an early warning system against social engineering attacks.
In this week’s episode:
Why this is the final episode
The all-or-nothing fallacy
Airport facial recognition and the Clearview AI threat
Threat modeling for different life situations
The CIA triad and why 100% security doesn’t exist
UK and Swiss digital ID systems and their privacy implications
NPM breach case study and the psychology of social engineering
Why organizations should compartmentalize communication channels
Listener Q&A: MySudo virtual cards, self-hosting setup, and mobile hotspots
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