Episode 47 – Happy New Year! Show Updates and Other News
Welcome to 2019! John goes solo in this episode and talks about his personal goals for 2019, plus some updates for the show that should make things a bit more structured and hopefully more interesting for the listeners.
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Episode 46 – Holiday Special – Storytime with Jayson E. Street
Continuing our storytime theme for the holidays, on this week’s show we have a special guest, Jayson E. Street! For those who follow Jayson online, his hacker adventures bring him to all sorts of interesting places. Jayson shares a...
Episode 45.1 – Holiday Special – Storytime with Tinker – NO MUSIC!!!
Hey everyone, this is a re-release of episode 45 with Tinker, but this one is WITHOUT the background music. I hope this makes up for the snafu in an otherwise great interview!
Happy December everyone! Whatever holiday you may be...
Episode 45 – Holiday Special – Storytime with Tinker
Happy December everyone! Whatever holiday you may be celebrating this season, may it be enjoyable. I’ve decided for the month of December to treat myself, by having a bunch of people I hold in high regard to join me...
Episode 44 – SANS Holiday Hack Challenge with Ed Skoudis
So, a very popular season is coming up shortly. I’m not talking about Thanksgiving (for my US listeners) and I’m not talking about Christmas for my Christian listeners. No, I’m talking about the season that all good little hackers...
Episode 43 – Not all vulnerabilities are created equal with Tanya Janca
Vulnerability disclosure is one of those things that either brings a smile or a scowl to your face, depending on what end of the disclosure you’re on. For some, it’s a thing of pride, and hopefully a monetary reward! ...
Episode 42 – CyberZoology with Patrick Kelley
Defending is hard. The adage of “an attacker only has to be right once” is a bit played out, but it does have a hint of truth in that trying to defend everything is a monumental task. Defenders are...
Episode 41 – Cyber Security Awareness Month with Tracy Maleeff
October is Cyber Security Awareness Month, and with that who better to help share some ideas on how to give back to the community than our own InfoSecSherpa! Tracy Maleeff joins me to talk about Cyber Security Awareness Month,...
Episode 40 – Tabletop D&D With Rally Security
It’s that time again! With milestone episode 40, we have another Tabletop D&D episode for you to enjoy! This time around we are joined by a few members of the Rally Security podcast to face some scenarios and see...
Episode 39 – John’s OSCP Journey
Over the past few months, John has been working on obtaining his OSCP certification. Recently he attempted and successfully passed the exam! In this episode he goes over his journey, what he learned as well as a...
Episode 38 – Discussing the Cyber Kill Chain with Amanda Berlin
The cyber kill chain. For some, it’s a nice framework to help build your defenses and help during an incident. For others, it is an over hyped and rigid list that no real attacker follows anymore. However you view the cyber...
Episode 37 – Bring Your Own Land with Nathan Kirk
“Living off the land” is a term well understood by both offensive and defensive teams. For offensive teams, it’s meant by using the technologies already present on the system, such as Powershell, Python, and even Perl for those who like...
Episode 36 – The Joy of CTFs with Derek Rook
Capture The Flag games, or CTFs, are a popular way for infosec pros to brush up on the offensive skills. From VulnHub to HackTheBox, there are a few different ways to quote “get your hack on”! Derek Rook (@_r00k_) joins...
Episode 35 – Container Security with Jay Beale
From jails to virtual machines, process isolation is the “holy grail” of security. Lately, containers have been the go-to for modern organizations in order to scale and implement things like microservices. Jay Beale of InGuardians fame joins me to...
Episode 34 – Exploring Powershell with Mick Douglas
Living off the land is pretty standard fare for pen testers. On Linux systems, the go-to is usually Python, but on Windows it’s all about Powershell. This week I’m fortunate enough to sit down with Mick Douglas to talk...
Websites can steal browser data via extensions APIs
Researcher finds nearly 200 Chrome, Firefox, and Opera extensions vulnerable to attacks from malicious sites.
6 Reasons We Need to Boost Cybersecurity Focus in 2019
Paying attention to cybersecurity is more important than ever in 2019. But, some companies are still unwilling to devote the necessary resources to securing their infrastructures against cyberattacks, and naive individuals think they’re immune to the tactics of cybercriminals,...
Fortnite Vulnerabilities Allow Hackers To Take Over Gamers’ Accounts, Data And In-Game Currency
Cybersecurity researchers today shared details of vulnerabilities that could have affected any player of the hugely popular online battle game, Fortnite. If exploited, the vulnerability would have given an attacker full access to a user’s account and their personal information as well...
DNC Accuses Russia, ACLU Sues ICE, and More Security News This Week
Trump dominated security headlines this week, but there's plenty of other news to catch up on.
Bulgaria Extradites Russian Hacker to US: Embassy
Bulgaria has extradited a Russian indicted by a US court for mounting a complex hacking scheme to the United States, the Russian embassy in Washington said Saturday.
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