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In this podcast, Peter Wood of First Base and Raffael Marty of Splunk discuss the key points from Peter’s talk at the FIRST 2008 conference on how many attacks are a combination of technological and social engineering and the lack of defences to a combined attack.
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Find out more about FIRST on www.first.org
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