Today on Risky Biz:

* Tom Uren and @thegrugq talk about why EU plan to regulate 0day won't do much on Spyware. That podcast up imminently in Risky Business News RSS feed (site currently building)

* News bulletin podcast and newsletter out at 2:30pm AEST
- Some Cyber Partisans action
- Vanuatu government ransomware update
- Russia moves towards cybercrime proceeds forfeiture laws (lol corruption gonna be amazing)
- Free Wickr app gets the Amazon razor
- More

* A long form interview I did with head of developer relations from Snyk: How can CSOs help foster a good secure dev culture within dev org? Still working on that one but will be out later today in the primary RSS feed.

Looks like I'll be spending a bit more time on Mastadon now because this is clearly where the action is. :)

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@riskybusiness quick suggestion: add hashtags to your posts to make it easier for people to find them. I suggest #infosec and #cybersecurity

@riskybusiness @thegrugq “No one talks about stockpiling fruit, you don’t go out and buy a load of fruit and keep it until you need it”

So, uh, you’re not gonna believe this, but… https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2018/11/26/668256349/thanks-to-science-you-can-eat-an-apple-every-day

There’s a good chance that many apples last longer than most exploits.🍏🍎

Thanks To Science, You Can Eat An Apple Every Day

After harvest, apples can be stored for months in controlled atmosphere storage rooms where the temperature, oxygen, carbon dioxide, and humidity levels are adjusted to put them into hibernation.

NPR
@riskybusiness I caught up on my Risky Biz backlog just to hear your updates about Twitter 🍿🍿
@riskybusiness but in all seriousness, thank you for your podcast. As an PhD student researching applied cryptography, it helps me see a bigger picture and be much more safe in this crazy world
@riskybusiness the chat with Randall was great, I lost track of what he was selling and who he worked for until the end - was a good chat about getting developers enthusiastic about security & how tools help, use good ones 😇