it. i love it. happy valentine s day, buddy. you,s too. and thank you for joining us at home. happy valentine s day to all of you outle there. we have lots of news this evening regarding the special counsel s investigations into both trump s efforts to overturn theor 2020 election and into whether trump unlawfully obtained classified documents and obstructed efforts to uncover them. first the breaking news tonight in the mar-a-lago documents investigation. it concerns trump lawyer evan corcoran, who s been representing the former president in negotiations with the justice department over documents foundst at mar-a-lago. corcoran has already appeared before a grand jury but tonight nbc news confirms special counsel jack smith isrm invokin the crime fraud exception in seeking more of corcoran s testimony. in a sealed filing of a judge overseeing the grand jury nbc reports that doj prosecutors say they have evidence of some of trump sso conversations with corcoranti were in
china for all of those attacks. joining us now is nicole, she was a the new york times cyber security reporter for a decade and now an advisor for biden s cyber security and infrastructure security agency. her book this is how they told me the world ends, the cyber weapons arms race comes out in paperback a week from today. and she s been loud and proud how she believes the general public s reaction to the chinese spy balloon is will we say overinflated, pun intended. thank you for being here tonight. happy valentine s day. happy valentine s day. what a loving topic to talk about. the spy balloon has captured everyone s imagination i think because it s a crazy thing, right, these ufos flying over the country. it is weird to me we do not pay nearly the same key to attacks that actually affect almost every single person in this country.
New York Times cybersecurity reporter is next Paul Simon Institute guest speaker
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New York Times cybersecurity reporter is next Paul Simon Institute guest speaker
CARBONDALE, Ill. The New York Times reporter and author Nicole Perlroth will join Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute next week for a virtual discussion about cybersecurity and the cyber weapons arms race.
Perlroth covers cybersecurity and digital espionage for the New York Times and has recently written stories about the Colonial Pipeline hack in May, which disrupted fuel supplies on the East Coast, and the hack earlier this month of meat processor JBS, which impacted operations at United States beef, pork and poultry plants.
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