Rapid 7 - [Security Nation] Marina Ciavatta and int80 Put the Fun into Hacking With Hacking Esports and Dual Core Music

[Security Nation] Marina Ciavatta and int80 Put the Fun into Hacking With Hacking Esports and Dual Core Music

In this episode of Security Nation, we are joined by Marina Ciavatta and int80 to talk about Hacking ESports, their “quarantine project that got out of control.” The duo talk about how they came up with the idea for the Twitch livestream, what they’ve learned along the way, and future plans for the games. We also speak with int80 about his “hacker rapper” gig, Dual Core Music.

This episode's Rapid Rundown comes with a rare content warning: We're discussing the life, impact, and passing of Dan Kaminsky. It gets pretty emotional, as you might expect. As Matt Blaze said, may his memory be a blessing.

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from Rapid7 Blog https://blog.rapid7.com/2021/04/28/security-nation/

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