Bobbie Johnson

And it's a big leap to go from saying, you know, there's something fishy going on with this applicant to, I believe this applicant may be working for the North Korean government. That's like, that's a wild jump to make. But at least if you're looking for things, looking for those red flags, or kind of looking for that circumstantial evidence, then you can protect yourself from from being a victim.

That I think is the most fascinating question in all of this. There are sort of two threads that I would pull here. One is that once they can get access, they're stepping stones, right? They're just trying to do a job and earn money. But what if somebody else can use the same techniques and be more aggressive in their attacks?

That I think is the most fascinating question in all of this. There are sort of two threads that I would pull here. One is that once they can get access, they're stepping stones, right? They're just trying to do a job and earn money. But what if somebody else can use the same techniques and be more aggressive in their attacks?

That I think is the most fascinating question in all of this. There are sort of two threads that I would pull here. One is that once they can get access, they're stepping stones, right? They're just trying to do a job and earn money. But what if somebody else can use the same techniques and be more aggressive in their attacks?

If you get hired, let's say you get hired inside a government defense contractor, can you access intellectual property or state secrets or something like that? The espionage potential is high and the kind of aggressive attacks on people companies could get a lot worse. And then I think the second thread is just that it dramatically undermines trust in everything, right?

If you get hired, let's say you get hired inside a government defense contractor, can you access intellectual property or state secrets or something like that? The espionage potential is high and the kind of aggressive attacks on people companies could get a lot worse. And then I think the second thread is just that it dramatically undermines trust in everything, right?

If you get hired, let's say you get hired inside a government defense contractor, can you access intellectual property or state secrets or something like that? The espionage potential is high and the kind of aggressive attacks on people companies could get a lot worse. And then I think the second thread is just that it dramatically undermines trust in everything, right?

We already see deep fakes, we already see misinformation, we already see all kinds of ways of of making you not believe the things that you see. And if you can't even believe... Sorry, my computer screen just disappeared. I think it went on screensaver. I'm going to pick that one up again.

We already see deep fakes, we already see misinformation, we already see all kinds of ways of of making you not believe the things that you see. And if you can't even believe... Sorry, my computer screen just disappeared. I think it went on screensaver. I'm going to pick that one up again.

We already see deep fakes, we already see misinformation, we already see all kinds of ways of of making you not believe the things that you see. And if you can't even believe... Sorry, my computer screen just disappeared. I think it went on screensaver. I'm going to pick that one up again.

Yeah, I do get paranoid about these things sometimes now. Yeah, I think there is this fundamental problem of eroding trust that you can't believe what your eyes are seeing. You know, we see deep fakes happening all the time, we see misinformation, we see all these systems working to kind of separate you from reality and try and get you to second guess everything that you see. And that's important.

Yeah, I do get paranoid about these things sometimes now. Yeah, I think there is this fundamental problem of eroding trust that you can't believe what your eyes are seeing. You know, we see deep fakes happening all the time, we see misinformation, we see all these systems working to kind of separate you from reality and try and get you to second guess everything that you see. And that's important.

Yeah, I do get paranoid about these things sometimes now. Yeah, I think there is this fundamental problem of eroding trust that you can't believe what your eyes are seeing. You know, we see deep fakes happening all the time, we see misinformation, we see all these systems working to kind of separate you from reality and try and get you to second guess everything that you see. And that's important.

You know, you don't want to fall for tricks, but the more prevalent they become, the more difficult it is to know what's real and what's not. And so if you are stuck in a position where you can't be 100% sure that the person on your company team phone call or Zoom call who doesn't like to put their camera on and doesn't talk very often, but they do their job.

You know, you don't want to fall for tricks, but the more prevalent they become, the more difficult it is to know what's real and what's not. And so if you are stuck in a position where you can't be 100% sure that the person on your company team phone call or Zoom call who doesn't like to put their camera on and doesn't talk very often, but they do their job.

You know, you don't want to fall for tricks, but the more prevalent they become, the more difficult it is to know what's real and what's not. And so if you are stuck in a position where you can't be 100% sure that the person on your company team phone call or Zoom call who doesn't like to put their camera on and doesn't talk very often, but they do their job.

If you start to believe that that person could be an operative of a foreign country, then you're getting really into some wild places in your thought process. And I think that undermining of reality is kind of the biggest existential problem here. And it's one, I don't know that there's a way to solve it, but we can all see how dangerous it can be to separate you from the truth.

If you start to believe that that person could be an operative of a foreign country, then you're getting really into some wild places in your thought process. And I think that undermining of reality is kind of the biggest existential problem here. And it's one, I don't know that there's a way to solve it, but we can all see how dangerous it can be to separate you from the truth.

If you start to believe that that person could be an operative of a foreign country, then you're getting really into some wild places in your thought process. And I think that undermining of reality is kind of the biggest existential problem here. And it's one, I don't know that there's a way to solve it, but we can all see how dangerous it can be to separate you from the truth.