Network Security Podcast, Episode 166

You'd think that after taking off last week Rich and I would be back and better than ever this week.  But Mr. Mogull had a speaking engagement elsewhere this week so I was joined once again by Zach Lanier of N0where.org.  In fact, Zach has agreed to join us on a regular basis and will be contributing a weekly segment where he'll be doing a deeper dive on a news story each week.  At least that's the plan at this time, but those are always subject to change.  I also had a chance to interview Tim Mather about his (along with Subra Kumaraswany and Shahed Latif) upcoming book, Cloud Security and Privacy.  I find it interesting to hear about how much the idea of the Cloud has changed since Tim started work on the book. 

Network Security Podcast, Episode 166
Time:  40:14

Show Notes:

• FBI Jobs site gets hacked - SQL Injection against an FBI site?  I'd be embarrassed.
• University research exposes potential vulnerabilities in cloud computing - Emphasis on the 'potential', but it's an issue we do have to beware of.
• End-to-end encryption:  The PCI security Holy Grail - It all depends how we define 'end-to-end'.
• All TI signing keys factored
• Tonight's music: Black Rebel Motorcycle Club with Whenever You're Ready
  

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