Kelley Robinson (@kelleyrobinson), Security Advocate at Twilio/Authy joins Seth and Ken to talk about multifactor authentication, her path into security, and advances in voice security (SHAKEN/STIR).

Seth and Ken discuss the proposed 2021 OWASP Top 10 Risks, North Korean attacks against security researchers, password managers, latest in Parler de-platforming, and phishing possibilities.

Ken and Seth are joined by Matias Madou, CTO of Secure Code Warrior. Discussion of current state of application security training, static analysis tools, and just-in-time-training.

Seth and Ken wax nostalgic about the old days due to the shut down of the Bugtraq Mailing List (RIP old friend). Further discussions on web cache poisoning and blind server-side request forgery (SSRF) exploits.

Ken and Seth are joined by Matias Madou, CTO of Secure Code Warrior. Discussion of current state of application security training, static analysis tools, and just-in-time-training.

Louis Barrett of the Segment SIRT team joins Seth and Ken to discuss his path into security, mentors, and SIRT. Discussions on approaching SIRT, creating a SIRT team, and how to integration AppSec into the SIRT.

Louis Barrett of the Segment SIRT team joins Seth and Ken to discuss his path into security, mentors, and SIRT. Discussions on approaching SIRT, creating a SIRT team, and how to integration AppSec into the SIRT.

Seth and Ken return with a discussion about application security in the news, including relevance to the Parler "backups". Also discussions about Twitter and latest political developments and how they affect the security industry.

Seth and Ken host the podcast live from DevSecOpsDays Austin, with multiple guests from conference speakers. Discussions on what each guest feels is up next in AppSec and DevSecOps for the forseeable future.

Seth and Ken host Seth and Santa's Secure Workshop as a pair this week. The discussion revolves around the Hacker 1 "breach", Practical Pentest Lab's storage and sending of plaintext passwords, chicken fingie injection, and toxicity of infosec social media. May or may not be a discussion on squirrels and pigeons in cowboy hats.