Bug bounties, authoring standards, enjoying what you do, and taking your own path!

(Recorded from LIVE edition of the podcast earlier today.)

This was still one of the earlier conversations I had while recording this podcast and still figuring out pacing among other things, but it was a fun one. This is definitely a time capsule moment, as it was originally recorded in the middle of January before we were even thinking about the changes that have happened at this point.

Learning computers on your own. Food maybe my favourite question(s), but must ask someone who's in Austin. And other hijinx.

- The idiocracy in America

- The restrictions in the UK

- A month of virtual InfoSec cons

- Live Shows

- President Ventura?

- Gronk

I'll admit it. I love getting groups of people together and seeing where the conversation goes. This one was no different.

Alethe Denis & Chris Kirsch talk about competing in SECTF competitions, OSINT in general, and skills such as vishing. This is a good conversation to listen to if you're trying to learn more about aspects of social engineering, especially in competition scenarios.

Russ ends up being a a guest on 10 Questions, and apparently it was his first time guesting on a podcast ever since leaving the job that will be nameless! The conversation actually went on for another hour after we stopped recording! Such a fascinating person!

NotDan already held a cult status in my mind. But what I found in this conversation is a pretty awesome, down to Earth individual. This conversation went on so long, but it seems like it was half the time it was. I hope you enjoy it. I know I did.