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#200: Never Write Your Own Encryption Code (part 1)
2017-03-13
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In light of the recent WikiLeaks disclosure of CIA hacking tools, we talk about computer and network security from a developer perspective. We talk about the responsibility we have to our customers to protect their private data, designing products with security in mind, and the role that encryption plays in protecting customer information. Release Notes […]
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