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Hi Amit.

Hi Ron.

Hey, thank you for joining us.

So please introduce yourself. My name is

Amete Serper I am the VP of security strategy and principal

security researcher at Cyber Reason. There is a good chance you're familiar with a

Midserper's name. He is a frequent guest on our show, but he's also famous in his

own right. In 2017, after the infamous Russian malware Not Petia, rigged havoc in Ukraine,

Amit found a bug which disabled it entirely.

Before joining Cyberreason, ait served as senior security researcher at the office of the Prime Minister of Israel,

where he took part in many top-secret offensive cyber operations, which he's going to tell us all about today.

Nah, just kidding.

And I always say there's two things, there's only two things that I know how to do.

One is security, the other is music. One of them pays better than the other. And I am grateful to be doing something for a living which I really enjoy.

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