Wed, 20 May 2009
We probably more the doubled the number of stories we talked about this
week, but we only added about 8 minutes to the length of the podcast.
You can consider this the "death by a thousand cuts" podcasts as we
cover a string of shorter stories, ranging from a major IIS
vulnerability, through breathalyzer spaghetti code, to how to get
started in security.
We also spend a bit of time talking about Black Hat and Defcon, and celebrate hitting 500,000 downloads on episode 150. Someone call a numerologist! Network Security Podcast, Episode 151, May 19, 2009 Time: 42:24 Show Notes:
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Wed, 13 May 2009
This is one of those good news/bad news weeks. On the bad side, Rich
messed up and now has to retake an EMT refresher course, despite almost
20 years of experience. Yes, it's important, but boy does it hurt to
lose 2 full weekends learning things you already know. On the upside,
this is, as you probably noticed from the title of the post, episode
150! No, we aren't doing a 12 hour podcast like Paul and Larry did (of
PaulDotCom Security Weekly), but we do have the usual collection of
interesting security stories.
Network Security Podcast, Episode 15, May 12, 2009 Time: 38:18 Show Notes:
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Tue, 5 May 2009
It's been a bit of a strange week on the security front, with good guys
hacking a botnet, a major security vendor called to the carpet for some
vulnerabilities, and yet another set of Adobe 0days. But being Cinco de
Mayo, we can just margarita our worries away.
In this episode we review some of the bigger stories of the week, and spend a smidge of time pimping for a (relatively) new site started by some of our security friends, and a new project Rich is involved with. Network Security Podcast, Episode 149, May 5, 2009 Time: 34:08 Show Notes:
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