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It’s been called the cybersecurity poverty line. Many organizations just don’t have the money to afford a skilled cybersecurity team to protect themselves from hackers. But there’s a movement afoot to change that dynamic through cybersecurity clinics that can support organizations in need. The Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity at the University of California, Berkeley, is at the forefront of developing cyber clinics and its executive director, Ann Cleveland, talks about the center’s approach with Safe Mode host Mike Farrell. CyberScoop senior editor Elias Groll also joins the show to discuss his recent trip to DEF CON where he witnessed hackers competing to outsmart AI models as well as a parade of furries.

Big ideas for solving the cyber skills gap, hacking AI and furries at DEF CON

A growing industry exists today that provides governments with highly advanced tools to surveil their opponents. While this industry has become personified by Israel’s NSO Group, it in fact goes far beyond this one firm. The commercial spyware industry is growing rapidly, posing major human rights concerns and exposing dissidents, journalists and members of civil society to highly intrusive surveillance. Rasha Abdul Rahim leads Amnesty Tech, an organization that is on the front lines of documenting how spyware is being abused, and sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss her work. FedScoop reporter Rebecca Heilweil also joins the show to discuss how the U.S. government hopes its supercomputers can be put to work in the AI revolution.

Supercomputers for AI and the proliferation of commercial spyware

Journalist Byron Tau sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss his eye-opening book about commercially available data. CyberScoop reporter Derek B. Johnson joins the show to discuss recent indictments and sanctions targeting Chinese hackers accused of surveilling politicians and dissidents.

Byron Tau on data brokers; US sanctions, indicts Chinese hackers

In recent weeks, a series of troubling operations targeting open source software libraries have been uncovered in which bad actors — likely tied to nation states — have attempted to use social engineering to be designated as maintainers of security critical libraries. Operations such as these have the potential to insert backdoors in widely used software libraries that provide the building blocks of modern computing. As the general manager of the Open Source Software Security Foundation, Omkhar Arasaratnam is on the frontlines of protecting the open source software ecosystem, and on this episode of Safe Mode, he sits down with host Elias Groll to discuss what’s needed to improve the security of some of the world’s most widely used software. DefenseScoop reporter Mikayla Easley also joins the show to discuss her reporting about how the Air Force is experimenting with putting AI behind the controls of American fighter jets.

Omkhar Arasaratnam on open source security; AI dogfighting

The beginning of a series of freestyle mixes by Give_Way exploring different record labels and directions using the Pioneer dJm v10. 4-Band EQ

Vol : 1 is DACRU RECORDS. The same folder I played out of for NYX FESTIVAL 2024. This will be my second time ever playing most of these tracks.

Tracklist:

Polaris - Destiny
Sabretooth - Branium
Sabretooth - Neuroception
E-Mov & Chronosphere - Double Trip
Ilai - Secret Transition (Altered State Remix)
Spirit Architect - Pleadian
E-Mov & Abat - Mind Psychedelic
E-Mov & Yar Zaa - From Scratch
Sabretooth - Telapathine
Akytum - The Space Between
Rave Nine & X-Side - Acid Bath
Parasynthax & Psiger - Message From Beyond
Parasynthax & Psiger - Borderlands
Altered State - New Element
Spirit Architect - Stop My Mind
Spirit Architect - Synesthesia
E-Mov & Safe Mode - Limiting Perspective
E-Mov & Alex - The Antidote To Propaganda

4-Band Freestyle _ Vol: I [DACRU] _ [NYX FOLDER]

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Beenoise Records is a  digital Label born on January 1, 2011 based in Rome.
Beenoise's mission is to discover new talents and promote them in the most efficient way as possible. We are working to achieve an "elite label" where only good sound and engaging grooves find their home. Quality is guaranteed by the Sound Engineers and the Sound Designers that are taking part in this project. Beenoise will also power its Showcase called beenoise attack, a weekly rotation with all beenoise dj's and guest star all over the world.
for info or request send an e-mail to info@beenoise.it

LUKE (A&R AND MANAGER LABEL)

Give_Way is the full-power psychedelic trance project engineered by Max Quinn, based in the mountains of Far North Queensland, Australia. Drawing deep influence from his roots in heavy metal and hardcore, Max crafts a driving, psychedelic, adrenaline-fueled  journey that spans the vast neural network of the extraterrestrial psyche. 

Dedicated to the dancefloor since inception in 2013, Give_Way has become a pillar in the Far North Queensland festival scene, consistently navigating dancefloors at events such as NYX Festival, Zero dB Festival, Orin-Aya Festival, and Collaborations Festival. Max has had the honor of sharing the stage with global psytrance masters like  Aardvarkk, Captain Hook, Imaginarium, Liquid Soul, Mental Broadcast, Pixel, Rinkadink & Scorb to name a few.

Driving basslines, ethereal melodies, intricate percussion, and seamless transitions come together to construct  a high-energy, immersive experience, designed to transport users across expansive and colourful soundscapes. Give_Way aims to deliver nothing short of a full power, interactive, time dissolving voyage into spectral & alien realms.

Full On, Full Power, Psychedelic Trance

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