He says, you can even buy books from the store with my credit card and a single... Oh, oh, I've mentioned credit cards. Oops. Smashing Security, Episode Episode 448, The Kindle That Got Poned, with Graham Cluelly and special guest Danny Palmer.

Hello, hello, and welcome to Smashing Security episode 448. My name's Graham Cluley.

And I'm Danny Palmer.

Danny, welcome back to the show. Always a delight to have you on. You were last on, I think, a couple of months ago. What have you been up to since?

Yeah, great to be back. Thanks to having me, Graham. What have I been up to? Same as always, I suppose.

No, doing my writing and reporting on various cybersecurity issues for various publications, going to events,

that sort of thing. I went to Black Cat Europe last week, which was a lot of fun, lots of fun,

really interesting there, lots of talks going on, good catch up with lots of people. Yeah,

it was a good time. I hadn't been to Black Cat Europe for a couple of years. It was really good.

That's in London, isn't it?

The Excel Centre in London, yes. It's not as quite a glamorous venue as sort of the main, in inverted commas, Black Cat in the United States and Las Vegas. But if it's there for the talks, it's all the same things, really.

It's good.

And it's also at the sort of time of year as well where there's a lot of reflection on what's happened in the last year or so.

Lots of interesting keynotes. But yeah,

really, really good. Before we kick off, let's thank this week's wonderful sponsors, Vanta and

Threat Locker. We'll be hearing more about them later on the podcast.

This week on Smashing Security.

We're not going to be talking about how password manager last pass has been fined

£1.2 million by UK regulators for a data breach that impacted 1.6 million Brits.

You'll hear no discussion of how the Trump administration is reportedly preparing to turn to private businesses

to help mount offensive cyber attacks against foreign adversaries.

And we won't even mention...

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