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Can surgically implanting 13 microchips turn you into the ultimate cyber threat? In this episode of The Secure Disclosure, ethical hacker and real-life cyborg Len Noe reveals how transhuman implants allow him to clone badges, exfiltrate a terabyte of data, and sense electromagnetic fields. Discover the terrifying, unregulated frontier where human biology meets offensive cyber security.
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