Wikileaks - the lessons behind the drama - a podcast by Sophos

In early 2014, a contractor at credit-scoring company Korea Credit Bureau was arrested for loading up a USB key with personally identifiable information for some 20,000,000 people, about 40% of South Korea's population.

Shades of the Bradley/Chelsea Manning "Wikileaks" saga of three years earlier, in which decades of confidential US State Department cables were siphoned off.

Here's a sadly-still-relevant podcast from the Wikileaks incident, looking at the question, "How could this have happened?"

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Further podcasts by Sophos

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