Declarations: The Coverage Opinions Interview Kevin Mitnick – World's Most Famous Hacker
This issue's interview has a special twist – it first appeared as "The Weekend Interview" in The Wall Street Journal. Kevin Mitnick is the world's most famous hacker. He spent six years in federal prison for various hacking crimes. He now works as a "white hat," a hacker who is paid to break into companies' systems to find vulnerabilities that the real bad guys could exploit. Mitnick shared with me his thoughts on the recent surge in ransomware attacks, election hacking and how to stay safe online. Oh, and he hacked a computer in front of my eyes!

Randy Spencer's Open Mic
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Encore: Randy Spencer's Open Mic
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