I missing the professors replies is there a second window

Has the emphasis on CYBER served to diminish the value of HUMINT (human intelligence) in the Security Battle? May humint personnel are concerned about legal liabilities in the performance of that line of work.

Professor, do you plan to release more lectures?

Professor, what is your favorite topic when it comes to cyber threats, espionage, and etc.?

Recently, a hospital in southern California was hacked. The criminal(s) demanded payment of $17K in Bitcoins as ransom. I expect the medical industry to get serious about hardening their cybersecurity as a result, build high walls so the cybercriminals look elsewhere. At present, which industries do you think are too lax about cybersecurity?

@bsa @MichaelF.StrobelProf,... @Perez In the latest Apple vs Gov. doesn't the judicial safeguards protect Apple, especially from foreign gov. requests to provide help??

High tech. surveillance is not an alternative of human surveillance. whats your opinion and why fail HTS in terrorism.

I see many interesting questions tonight, professor, it seems that I am not the only one concerned with online security.

How does the individual follow cyber attacks and hot to prevent a personal attack

In your "Thinking about Cybersecurity" course you discussed hardware threats. Can you expound on what that may actually mean or provide examples? Thank you.

Has the "security" part of cyber security gotten any better since you recorded those lectures?

Have the recent attacks in Europe heated up the alternate views on encryption and government backdoor access?

Technology exists to be able to wirelessly receive the signal from another computer very similar to listening in on a portable phone. This is very easy to do and has been written about in hacker magazines and been around for many decades. A case went to the Supreme Court that held that the police do not need a warrant to listen in on portable phones. Portable phones operate on the public airwaves. I am not referring to cell phones which operate on protected frequencies. Your computer also operates on the public airwaves for its keyboard and display. The military operates its computers in protected buildings so that people cannot eavesdrop on their computers.. There is no way to track a hacker listening in this way. They are not using an connection such as the Internet. They are just receiving your signal, such as tuning a radio to a radio station. What is being done to protect businesses from this threat such as building protected buildings with shielding and proper grounding? Military contractors can download the specification from the Corps of Engineers website. We cannot. The law would be useless in this type of spying. What is being done? This is a very good way for hackers to pick up passwords.