This week we discuss the shocking new revelation of ORB networks! Oh wait, it's just a rebrand. Still, kind of interesting. Then we talk about the privacy implications of Apple and Android Wifi Positioning Systems, which is a little overblown, but still interesting. Wow, this week was kind of a disappointment.

Article 1 - Chinese-linked hacking units increasingly use ‘ORBs’ to obfuscate espionage, researchers say
Supporting Article:
Hackers backed by Russia and China are infecting SOHO routers like yours, FBI warns

Article 2 - Privacy Implications of Tracking Wireless Access Points

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We turn back to one of my (Matthew's) favorite analysts, Anton Chuvakin and his recent article on what a Minimum Viable SOC Transformation looks like. Then we take a few minutes at the end to discuss making self-driving cars ignore stop signs. Cheeky and fun shenanigans!

Article 1 - Baby ASO: A Minimal Viable Transformation for Your SOC

Article 2 - GhostStripe attack haunts self-driving cars by making them ignore road signs

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This week, David and I discuss how GM is fraudulently collecting driving data and selling it to insurers, and Anton Chuvakin has another article on Detection Engineering - How to test your detections!

Article 1 - Long Article on GM Spying on Its Cars’ Drivers
Supporting Articles:
How GM Tricked Millions of Drivers Into Being Spied On (Including Me) [Non-Paywalled]
GM Shuts Down Tool That Collects Data on Driving Style

Article 2 - Testing in Detection Engineering (Part 8)

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