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I am concerned about Bit9 and i need further information if available.
I would suggest contacting Bit9, or the speakers for further information… I’m afriad I don’t ahve anything beyond what was noted in the talk and written up on the blog!
I’ve added links to the Write-up by Foreground Security and the newly released video of the talk.
Apologies for those who found this quick set of notes unhelpful (wat0114)… feel free to attend the conference next time and write your own fucking notes!
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