Shmoocon

Mooner, Anatoly, Doug, and Gene are at Shmoocon this weekend. Say hi if you see us around.

Gene -->

So far the presentation on the Home Made UAVs was the most interesting.

Decoding a smart key is pretty interesting as well.

Night of good food and Vodka at Russia House. $350 in vodka consumed by the above :-)

Second day the presentations are pretty interesting.

The Bluetooth full channel capture was pretty cool.

Anatoly -->

Podcast 51- WPA, Utimaco, FISMA, MI6

• MI6 Camera -- Including Secrets -- Sold on eBay
• (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 18
• FISMA 2008: A Better Solution (September 29, 2008)
• Cyber Security Awareness Month - Daily Topics, (Tue, Sep 30th)
• Just what color is a security hole?
• Sophos concludes $314 million Utimaco buy
• Cookie Hijacking
• WPA no longer secure

Hosts

• Gene Naftulyev, CISSP
• Doug Landoll, CISSP
• Erik Moon, CISSP

Music

• Jonathan Coulton

No we are not dead!

But much like last year - summer is an extremely busy period for us security geeks. Our wives make us go outside and do stuff with them!

Seriously the 4 week hiatus did turn out to be a bit longer than planned. BUT we are planning on starting up the recordings once again early October. I still have one in the can that needs to be uploaded (although of course all the segments are on non-current topics at this point)

So stay tuned for more secthis.com podcasts coming soon!

Podcast 49 - Idiots, SCADA, ID Theft, Apple

• Disgruntled admin gets 63 months for massive data deletion
• Intellipedia?
• AT&T manager on laptop loss: 'It is pathetic'
• FTC wants to hit the spyware guys where it hurts
• Software security hole shows utilities and other infrastructure vulnerable
• Verizon Business 2008 Data Breach Investigations Report
• Bank of America check card data compromised
• Ransomware
  
• We lost both Ben and Doug 30 min into the podcast - excuse the slight dead air.
  
• Intro music by Walt Ribeiro - Rush
  

Hosts

• Gene Naftulyev, CISSP
• Anatoly Elberg, CISSP
• Doug Landoll, CISSP
• Ben Spader, CISSP

Podcast 48 - Google, Apple, RIAA, SCADA

• Richard Clarke: 'Government Failed You' on Security
• Largest Public Power Grid at Cyber Risk, Feds Say
• Minnesota Town Tells Google Maps: Keep out - We Mean It!
• Apple Patches 40 Security Holes
• Inside the Attack that Crippled Revision3
• Intro music by Jessy Moss
  

Hosts

• Gene Naftulyev, CISSP
• Anatoly Elberg, CISSP

Podcast 47 - DoD, UK, Privacy, Hope, Trust

• FBI Worried as DoD Sold Counterfeit Networking Gear
• UK to monitor and record every phone call, web page & email
• Biometric Authentication System - An Overview
• BlackBerry Giving Encryption Keys to Indian Government
• LAST HOPE
• Protecting Users Against Themselves
• Google Health Service
• Reflections on Trusting Trust
  

Hosts

• Gene Naftulyev, CISSP
• Doug Drew, CISSP

Podcast 46 - RIAA, Google, ID Theft, EFF

• Military Computer Contractor Convicted on ID Theft Charges
• Background Checks: How Not to Hire an Information Security Officer Who's on Parole
• The 'Hard Disk Crusher' Doesn't Mess Around
• Protecting Yourself From Suspicionless Searches
• Florida Judge Smacks Down RIAA
• Google is spearheading a volunteer workforce
• Unsafe at any speed the 7 dirty secrets of the security industry
• Steal the data of Facebook users
• A new SQL Injection attack is making the rounds

Hosts

• Gene Naftulyev, CISSP
• Doug Drew, CISSP
• Dave Meier, CISSP
  

Podcast 45 - China, FBI, XP, Malware - FIXED

• Microsoft Opens the Gates to Hack Their Web Services
• PC World: Sites’ Personal Questions May Pose Security Risk
• FBI Looks at Chinese Role in Darfur Site Hack
• (IN)SECURE Magazine Issue 16
• WifiZoo v1.3 Released - Passive Info Gathering for Wifi
• Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2007: Malware evolution in 2007
• Windows XP SP3 Will Be Available for Download on April 29 (April 21, 2008)
• Schneier: Lots of security software is 'snake oil'
• Microsoft figures show some users may like adware
• Enterprises Slow to Fight Malware
  

Hosts

• Gene Naftulyev, CISSP
• Doug Drew, CISSP