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Dan Kaminsky On How Not To Lose The Internet As We Know It

Dan Kaminsky, chief scientist of White Ops, visits the Dark Reading News Desk at Black Hat to discuss how to improve the security and privacy of the Internet without destroying the openness and freedom to innovate that it has always provided.

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