Everything is an embedded device. Connected tv, a car, locomotives, airplanes, drones. Everything around you is pretty much an embedded device. Its a device with a computer inside of it. Everything that runs the world we live in is essential advice with a computer in it. Many of those devices can make to the internet, some talk to each other. We are interested in those interactions. Host what are you finding are the vulnerabilities of embedded devices . Guest ive been doing security for a long time, probably before it was cool, and a lot of the vulnerabilities weve seen from 15, 20 just go with that were extinct, if actually come back in embedded devices. Surprising. To export a modern phone, smartphone or even a computer, takes pretty highlevel sophistication. An example is infusion product i look at a few you to go had no password. You could make it to whatever you want. Try and what you medical device . Guest yes. The device that is controlling the amount of drug the patient is gett
Really interested in inter, as. What are you finding are the vulnerables of imbedded devices. Ive been doing security for a long time. City vulnerables have come back in imbedded devices. So, to export are modern phone, smartphone or even a computer, takes pretty high level sophistication now, but to exploit devices i pretty easy. Host give us an example. Infusion popeye had no password. You can just connect to it and make the inpump do what youre the device that is controlling the amount of drugs a patient is getting when theyre laying in a hospital bed. Literally have in password. You can connect to it however you wanted. You can make the pump do whatever you want, including administering high rates of drugs. So, were able to demonstrate that to folks like fda and they work out the vulnerabilities and appalled as well. So they issued a Cyber Security safetied advisory but dont fine those things in modern software but you see them in imbedded devices ialso tested pacemakers. Guest we
Well see what happens. It could even be the 12th. Were talking to them now. Theyd very much like to do it. We want to do it. Well see what happens. A jarring whiplash reversal after abruptly cancelling talks with the north korea dictator. And when asked by a reporter if north korea was playing games, the president said this everybody plays games. Up know th you know that. You know that better than anybody. Were also following breaking news on the russia investigation. Michael cohen held a trump tower meeting with one of the Russian Oligarchs sanctioned by the u. S. Who has been questioned by the special counsel Robert Mueller. The meeting came during the transition to the white house. First, this north korean summit is just one deal in a long line of many that donald trump has walked away from. In fact it, is one of the main principles touted in the art of the deal. To quote him, know when to walk away from the table. Zach wolf is with me now in washington. Zach, what are some of the o
the general public. that s not the one you want. not the one you want that there s only 250 of. and they have not released so the withone you want is the 250 limited release. how much do you think? it remains to be seen. the interesting thing is they say the summit is cancelled but we heard just today from trump that that s still on the table. a lot of this is speculative at this point. i ve been with members of the military and they give you one of these coins when you visit an aircraft carrier, this is a challenge coin started in the early 2000s when presidentes going ov presidents go overseas on trips. this is issued by the defense information agency and their job
believe the press reports had considered warning them initially, as soon as they came out and said denied that he talked about sanctions with the ambassador. but then they waited because the fbi wanted to actually talk to him about t. it. he was actually under the investigation by the fbi. after they had the interview she felt comfortable about warning them. you ll have a front row person in the clown show. i hope they ll talk about how she responded to the news that flynn would be his national security adviser in the first place. the guy was had a reputation for being a hothead. he was he had gotten fired from his job at the defense information agency. he had been at the convention screaming for hillary to be locked up. i mean, the guy was clearly a loose cannon. i hope she ll be able to describe just how what she saw happening. because that trump team was is and was a disaster.