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SecurityWeek published this historical podcast episode on March 8, 2013, featuring Dragos Ruiu, identified as the organizer of the CanSecWest security conference. Its synopsis says the conversation covers why Pwn2Own was created, how hacking and exploit writing changed, and a connection between British hacker Daniel Cuthbert and the contest. The listing does not provide the interview’s detailed answers or a transcript.
What the episode covers
SecurityWeek presents the recording as a discussion of Pwn2Own’s origins and the evolution of hacking and exploit writing. It also raises the question of how British hacker Daniel Cuthbert is connected to the annual contest. The published synopsis frames these topics but does not explain Ruiu’s specific answers.
Read the SecurityWeek episode listing.
What is known about the Daniel Cuthbert connection?
SecurityWeek’s listing asks, “What’s the connection between British hacker Daniel Cuthbert and the annual Pwn2Own challenge?” Its available synopsis does not answer that question. Without the recording or a transcript, the precise connection cannot be established from the listing alone.
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How long is the podcast?
A Romanian Security Team repost dated March 10, 2013, lists the episode runtime as 19:04 and says an MP3 download was available. Those details come from the repost; they are not stated in the available SecurityWeek listing.
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