Bruce Schneier
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Sep 11, 2026
Michael MoynihanHOST
And they have...
Michael MoynihanHOST
Bruce Schneier, I think.
Michael MoynihanHOST
That's actually, I think, right.
Michael MoynihanHOST
Yeah, right? Was it Ohio? University of Ohio or Ohio State or something? But that now, they have the argument, but has it happened again? Look, if it didn't happen again, it's us.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Passkeys meet the real world.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
vibe coding, vibe vulnerabilities even, AI loss of control keeps climbing, and AI agents all report themselves to Bruce Schneier.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
All that and more on this episode of Paul's Security Weekly.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Broadcasting live from G-Unit Studios in Rhode Island, it's the show where exploits run wild, packets aren't the only things getting sniffed, and the cocktails flow steady.
32 MINS LATER
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Well, we'll get to that, but I wanted to talk about – hold on.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Speaking of AI, Sam, your story number 11 – The agents are reporting
Sam BownePANELIST
vulnerabilities to Bruce Schneier.
Sam BownePANELIST
Yeah, he said people send him emails.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Passkeys meet the real world.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
vibe coding, vibe vulnerabilities even, AI loss of control keeps climbing, and AI agents all report themselves to Bruce Schneier.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
All that and more on this episode of Paul's Security Weekly.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Broadcasting live from G-Unit Studios in Rhode Island, it's the show where exploits run wild, packets aren't the only things getting sniffed, and the cocktails flow steady.
32 MINS LATER
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Speaking of AI, Sam, your story number 11.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
The agents are reporting
Sam BownePANELIST
vulnerabilities to Bruce Schneier.
Sam BownePANELIST
Yeah, he said people send him emails.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Passkeys meet the real world.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
vibe coding, vibe vulnerabilities even, AI loss of control keeps climbing, and AI agents all report themselves to Bruce Schneier.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
All that and more on this episode of Paul's Security Weekly.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Broadcasting live from G-Unit Studios in Rhode Island, it's the show where exploits run wild, packets aren't the only things getting sniffed, and the cocktails flow steady.
32 MINS LATER
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Well, we'll get to that, but I wanted to talk about – hold on.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Speaking of AI, Sam, your story number 11 – The agents are reporting
Sam BownePANELIST
vulnerabilities to Bruce Schneier.
Sam BownePANELIST
Yeah, he said people send him emails.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Passkeys meet the real world.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
vibe coding, vibe vulnerabilities even, AI loss of control keeps climbing, and AI agents all report themselves to Bruce Schneier.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
All that and more on this episode of Paul's Security Weekly.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Broadcasting live from G-Unit Studios in Rhode Island, it's the show where exploits run wild, packets aren't the only things getting sniffed, and the cocktails flow steady.
32 MINS LATER
Paul AsadoorianHOST
Speaking of AI, Sam, your story number 11.
Paul AsadoorianHOST
The agents are reporting
Sam BownePANELIST
vulnerabilities to Bruce Schneier.
Sam BownePANELIST
Yeah, he said people send him emails.
Dozie AnaziaGUEST
speed's gonna be a huge aspect to this.
Dozie AnaziaGUEST
I was reading an article just earlier today on if, as long as you can employ, you can be like the best at one of those aspects, whether it's like speed or you have like the best hardware, um, sh- it was Schneier on security, and they were talking about how AI, like the AI-assisted evolution is, is honestly the, the way to go.
Dozie AnaziaGUEST
That's, that's what we've been talking about.
Dozie AnaziaGUEST
But if you can find a way to have like, um, i- implement like...
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Researchers are trying to make encryption methods resistant to quantum computers.
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Even though no viable quantum computer existed in nineteen ninety-four, cryptographers realized that the existence of Shea's algorithm posed an intolerable threat.
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The reason is harvest now, decrypt later.
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A persistent adversary could collect data encrypted with vulnerable methods today and decrypt it later, once quantum computing technology had advanced.
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There is no fundamental reason why we couldn't discover an algorithm tomorrow that could solve the mathematical problems we use for encryption today, instantly breaking every encryption scheme built on them.
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Public key encryption is more vulnerable to new algorithms than symmetric encryption.
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There is a broad consensus among cryptographers and complexity theorists that we likely don't live in the first three worlds where modern cryptography is impossible.
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The confidence that we have at least some cryptography, putting us in either Minicrypt or Cryptomania, comes from how easily mathematicians have been able to find functions that appear hard to undo.
Cary ParkerHOST
We'll be talking about opt out dark patterns.
Cary ParkerHOST
And then the interview after that's the 500th with Bruce Schneier.
Cary ParkerHOST
So lots of great things coming up.
Cary ParkerHOST
Please help me spread the word.
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To test an AI's offensive hacking capabilities safely, engineers lock the model inside a digital isolation chamber, a simulated internet-free environment called a sandbox.
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But security expert Bruce Schneier describes these autonomous AI models differently.
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He compares them to capricious genies.
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If you ask a genie for a million dollars, it might grant your wish by dropping a giant sack of heavy coins directly on your head.
Tarah WheelerGUEST
While you're doing that, Jess, if I was going to say the creativity that comes from getting different people to think there's this great article I was just reading.
Tarah WheelerGUEST
Bruce Schneier sent it to me.
Tarah WheelerGUEST
It's by Leonard Mashmeyer.
Tarah WheelerGUEST
It's in international security.
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