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We have Mr Younger back in the studio!  Bret gives out link to free MANDIANT webinar on database intrusions.  We talk about Microsoft updates, theft of laptops with sensitive data from AIG, Parallels on Apple, USB hacking, dumb ways to secure wireless, Skype integrated into Ebay, getting millions of pages indexed by Google, sushi USB drives, and research on quick hard drive destruction.  Websites of the day include National Institue of Justice and Zoomr geo-photo gallery.  Sorry for all the sound effects.  We (Bret) got carried away.

Bret discusses his quad-monitor display unit, Wal-Mart is a chick magnet, Mercury's Free Evidence Mover, Nic Harbor updating DCFLDD.  A story about Best Buy's Geek Squad failing to destroy old hard drives and they wind up at a flea Market. Eraser programs- Derick's Boot and Nuke, www.heidi.ie/eraser .  New version to Skeuthkit found at www.sleuthkit.org, and Harlan Carvey give a go-by for his Forensic Server Project which can be found at http://windowsir.blogspot.com/.  

The episode we talk with Steve Bunting about his new ENCE Study Guide.  We also talk about the UK hacker Gary McKinnon, Microsoft Live Answers, and Valley Schwag for $15 a month. Rep. Joe Barton of Texas,

A great web site pick of the week is at Remote Exploit.org. 

Sorry about the slip of a week, but we are now back on track.  We talk to Mark Rache columnist for Security Focus and Senior Vice President and Chief Security Counsel at Solutionary Inc. about his "Forensic felonies" article.  We also talk with Dave Merkel, Vice President of Products at MANDIANT about the release of First Response version 1.1, trojans that hold your computer for ransom, USB ported security applications, residential WiFi sharing, impossible to recover from spyware and viruses, Freenet version 0.7, and SecurityWizardry.com.

In this show we interview Jaime Florence from MicroForensics about Mercury, a new forensic text indexing product.  We also talk about the DOJ's initiative to fight child porn, Opera version 9 Beta, Texas Governor Issued executive order prohibiting P2P, Microsoft Live Drive, new wifi law, data retention for ISPs, video showing graffiti on Air Force One, and free 411. 

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The show is about 1 hour 9 mins long.  Thanks to Brian for pointing out how to put links in the show notes!  Thanks to Tim for editing the show again!

In this show we discuss recent computer crime news, Micro Forensicâs