[Episode .03 Feature Debate] Are Airplane Hackers Good or Bad?

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The controversial question posed here is: Are airplane hackers good or bad? We decided to highlight this segment from our most recent Podcast: Episode .03 - The "But Wait, Where's the Logjam Logo" Edition, because it's an interesting topic and we didn't want you to miss it due to our full episode being a bit lengthy in time. During this segment, Hurricane Labs' infoSec pros Kelsey Clark (Marketing Person), Tom Kopchak (Senior Security Engineer & Ops Team Lead), Corey Ham (Pentester), and Amanda Berlin (Network Security Engineer), debate the different perspectives on airplane hacking. Related Article: Aviation experts dispute hacker's claim he seized control of airliner mid-flight Corey's Suggested Carnal0wnage Blog Post: Let's Call Stunt Hacking What it is, Media Whoring If you have opinions on airplane hackers, or anything else we've discussed, talk to us on Twitter: @hurricanelabs Until next time!

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