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Between the incessant controversy about Russia hacking our elections, and the recent recommendation of several U.S. science academies that we return to paper ballots, we thought it was high time to devote an episode to cyber-security issues. And we have just the person for the topic: "Lucretia," Power Line's International Woman of Mystery. In addition to being an expert on the Constitution, "Lucretia" also runs a cyber-security program at a major university. In addition to talking about the national security angles of cyber-security, Lucretia also walks us through basic risks each of us face as regular uses of the internet. (Hint: You really may want to think about covering up your laptop camera!)
Hosted by Steve Hayward, with guest "Lucretia"
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Really enjoy your podcasts with "Lucretia." She has totally scared me witless but then I go back to keeping the same passwords, etc. Looking forward to a discussion on feminism with her. And I don't care if she's never traveled outside of the US - she is AN INTERNATIONAL WOMAN OF MYSTERY.
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What is the intro music for this episode?
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It is "Buster" by moe. A studio recording; I forget with CD. Lots of great live versions available online.
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I was guessing Paul Simon.
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Steve, you are not really trying that hard to conceal the identity of Mrs Lucretia.