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- Episode 128: #128: State-Sponsored Cleaning Lady
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: DDoS attack on DynDNS, DDoS Coin, and a USB killstick.
- Gunnar recommends following @MachinePix and @TheJoinery_jp on Twitter
- Your Nexus phone will soon automatically connect to open Wi-Fi networks
- Stealing login credentials from a locked PC or Mac just got easier
- USBee stings air-gapped PCs: Wirelessly leak secrets with a file write
- Now you can buy a USB stick that destroys anything in its path
- Someone Is Putting Malicious USB Sticks in Australian Mailboxes
- Gunnar recommends the latest Mom and Dad are Fighting
- D&G Ad Experience Optimization of the Week: Facebook Testing Autoplay Video Ads That Have The Sound Turned On By Default
- uBlock Origin working great
- Why the silencing of KrebsOnSecurity opens a troubling chapter for the ‘Net
- Record-breaking DDoS reportedly delivered by >145k hacked cameras
- Distributed Censorship or Extortion? The IoT vs Brian Krebs
- Hacker Releases Code That Powered Record-Breaking Botnet Attack
- DDoSCoin: Cryptocurrency using DDoS attacks as (malicious) proof of work
- The Terrible Security Of Bluetooth Locks
- Dave’s a blogger now? Government insight, Linux containers, and Microsoft: Three reasons you can’t miss this year’s Red Hat Government Symposium
- People, Please Don’t Store Private Data in Your Address Book
- 9 tricks to appear smart in brainstorming meetings
Cutting Room Floor
- Names For Emotions People Feel But Can’t Explain
- Angry Desert Rain Frog Squeaks With Displeasure
- Know Who’s at the Office with the Raspberry Pi
- Wheelie-popping, modified racing roomba
- Ultra Orthodox Rabbis Sing Pink Floyd’s “Wish You Were Here” on the Streets of Jerusalem
- Marionette playing Rush’s Tom Sawyer and 2112 Overture and Temples of Syrinx
- Musicians Obsolete? Sony A.I. Creates Beatles-Inspired Song
- Vintage driver’s licenses once issued to Alfred Hitchcock, Johnny Cash, James Brown, & more!
- HAARP Holds Open House To Dispel Rumors Of Mind Control
- Vintage Pocket Guides to Syria & Beyond for the WW II American Soldier
- Photos from Inside NORAD’s Cheyenne Mountain Combat Center
- National Air and Space Museum Offers Audio Tours in Klingon
- Ka-Bar Tactical Spork Tool
- Wizards Now Have Their Own Version Of Apple Pay
- Chinese tourist who lost wallet in Germany ends up in refugee shelter
- New Teddy Ruxpin: Adorable Or The Blinking Demon Of Your Nightmares?
- Lock Up Your Raspberry Pi with Google Authenticator
- HRROOGA! And Other Vintage Comic Book Monster Sounds
- Real-life Space Invaders with drones and lasers
We Give Thanks
- The D&G Show Slack Clubhouse for the discussion topics!
31 min - #127: CRI-O, Skopeo, and Fork-o with Dan Walsh
This week Dave talks with Dan Walsh about CRI-O (née OCID) and forking.
“No, I said *skopeo*.”- Running production applications in containers: Introducing OCID by Dan Walsh and Mrunal Patel
- CRI-O Project
- Open Container Initiative
- Cloud Native Computing Foundation
- skopeo
- libVirt
- Maha Shaikh wants to study more on forking
- XFree86 vs. X.org
- Project Atomic Docker Patches
- Forking Docker Not
We Give Thanks
- Dan Walsh for being our special guest star!
Special Guest: Dan Walsh.
26 min - Episode 126: #126: Defense In Depth 2016
This week Dave and Josh Bressers pregame Red Hat Defense in Depth 2016!
- October 6: Red Hat Defense in Depth
- Josh’s secure supply chain talk
- USBGuard
- Josh’s Red Hat security roadmap talk w/public sector spin
- Steve Grubb on application whitelisting with fapolicyd (File Access Policy Daemon)
- Robin Price and Martin Preisler’s OpenSCAP lab
- Lucy Kerner on compliance automation with OpenSCAP, Ansible, Satellite, and CloudForms
- Dan Walsh on container security w/coloring books
- Subscribe to Josh and Kurt Seifried’s new podcast: Open Source Security Podcast
We Give Thanks
- Josh Bressers for being our special guest star!
Special Guest: Josh Bressers.
16 min - Episode 125: #125: Third Time’s the Charm
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: DEFCON, United Airlines security case study, and a chaser of meeting hygiene.
- Moomin
- Små Grodorna
- OpenWRT FTW
- RHV 4!
- Sub-$400, open source, Raspberry Pi-powered screening device for retinal diseases
- ‘Faceless Recognition System’ Can Identify You Even When You Hide Your Face
- DNS Tunneling: Getting The Data Out Over Other Peoples’ WiFi
- Police in D’s hometown giving out “good tickets”
- FREE DRINKS FROM THE POLICE!!
- Surprise! Scans Suggest Hackers Put IMSI-Catchers All Over Defcon
- New air-gap jumper covertly transmits data in hard-drive sounds
- Hackers Could Break Into Your Monitor To Spy on You and Manipulate Your Pixels
- Universal Serial aBUSe
- With $40 of Arduino kit Almost every Volkswagen sold since 1995 can be unlocked with an Arduino
- Man Pleads Guilty To Hacking United Airlines To Steal Travel Vouchers
- United made some updates to better protect your MileagePlus account
- TechCrunch: It’s time to publicly shame United Airlines’ so-called online security
- Define Your Meeting “Type” Beforehand to Make Sure They’re Productive
- Panda Express Introduces Hybrid Utensil Called Chorks
Cutting Room Floor
- gitdown: a script which moderates your git committing activity based on your blood alcohol content (BAC) using an Arduino
- Tattoos by Robotic Arm With Pinpoint Accuracy
- Self-balancing stick
- Nation’s First Pizza ATM Proves Dreams Really Can Come True
- Swingify: turn any song into a swing song
- io808: classic drum machine in the browser
- Bob Hope’s Two Suitcases Packing List (1969)
- For sale: 4 offshore Lake Michigan lighthouses
- The Idiomatic: idiom generator
- Movie album cover mashups
- This French Museum Can Sell You a Genuine D-Day Tank
- Beach debris cleaning robot
- How to Send a Secret Message With Techno at a Rave
- The CIA Puts Hundreds of Declassified Documents About UFO Sightings Online, Plus 10 Tips for Investigating Flying Saucers
- The Founder: A Dystopian Business Simulator
35 min - Episode 124: #124: Carolina, Containerized
This week Dave catches up with Patrick Casey, Stephen Braswell, and Boris Kurktchiev of the Carolina CloudApps team on they help UNC faculty, students, and administrators get apps up and running faster with OpenShift!
- Carolina CloudApps
- 450 apps on 4 container hosts
- Almost 600 users
- Andrew File System
- Carolina Stories is a collection of stories about people, innovations and milestones at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, due in part to private support (and it’s powered by OpenShift)
- Caterpillars Count! is another good example on the platform – citizen scientists
- Carolina CloudApps commercial
- UNC-Chapel Hill builds open development and hosting environment with Red Hat
We Give Thanks
- Patrick Casey, Stephen Braswell, and Boris Kurktchiev of the Carolina CloudApps team for being our special guests!
Special Guests: Boris Kurktchiev, Patrick Casey, and Stephen Braswell.
41 min - #123: It’s Just Lunch
This week is an encore presentation of the Red Hat Summit 2016 Government Luncheon where Dave talks with Chris Hample of Booz Allen Hamilton, Amitava Shee of University of Michigan, and Jeff Blank of the National Security Agency about the power of participation in government and education.
- Project Jellyfish
- University of Michigan MedBus
- Examples of NSA on GitHub
- National Security Agency
- Information Assurance Directorate
- RedhawkSDR
- SIMP
- Common Criteria
We Give Thanks
- Chris Hample of Booz Allen Hamilton, Amitava Shee of University of Michigan, and Jeff Blank of the National Security Agency for joining us at the Summit and letting us share the session!
Special Guests: Amitava Shee, Chris Hample, and Jeff Blank.
48 min - Episode 122: #122: You’d Better Recognize
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about recognition: facial recognition, keystroke recognition, Dothraki recognition.
- UMD Cyber Defense Training Camp
- RescueTime. Sorry.
- NIST declares the age of SMS-based 2-factor authentication over
- Radio Hack Steals Keystrokes from Millions of Wireless Keyboards
- Cameras Are Getting Better at Seeing if You’re Nervous
- Meanwhile: Machine Learning is Fun! Part 4: Modern Face Recognition with Deep Learning
- Galaxy Note 7 will ship with iris scanner.
- Craigslist: OFFICE OF PUBLIC ART SEEKS KLINGON, ELVISH, OR DOTHRAKI SPEAKER (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Dodging Stray Bullets in Lebanon With The World’s First Bulletproof Headscarf
- Google’s Dialer App Now Warns You When You’re Getting a Call From a Spammer
- Amazon Patents Way To Turn Lampposts, Church Steeples Into Drone Perches
- Dave got published: How Automation Can Unleash Government IT Innovation
- See also D&G 101 — Ansible: Good Technology, Great Coffee
- Defense in Depth on October 6
- Red Hat Positioned in the Visionaries Quadrant of Gartner’s 2016 Magic Quadrant for x86 Server Virtualization Infrastructure
- Why Carry Your Suitcase When You Can Attach it to Your Bottom?
- Heavy Metal and Natural Language Processing – Part 1
Cutting Room Floor
- Arduino absentmindedly blows bubbles
- Open Source Gardening Robot ‘FarmBot’ Raises $560,000
- Robo hobo bamboozles passers-by
- Ourobot: What happens when a snake bot swallows its own tail
- Watch a Bratwurst-Grilling Robot Serve Up Perfectly Seared Sausages
- Mother was walking the dog, saw Boston Dynamics walking their robot.
- Over 1000 robots break world record with synchronised dance routine
- There’s going to be a Raspberry Pi driverless racing championship
- A Hamster Powered Machine That Draws Pictures Of Hamsters
- Fake Chalets: Unmasking the Bunkers disguised as Quaint Swiss Villas
- Mid-Century Men At Vintage Computers
- QUESS.
- A curated magazine, written by computers, for people. (h/t emorisse)
- Systematic breakdown on Bladerunner production design? Coming right up.
52 min - #121: Open Sourcing with Open_Sourcing
This week Dave and Gunnar talk with Maha Shaikh about open source, the nature of community, and life as an open source academic.
Maha says:
In a nutshell my work is, firstly, around making sense of how companies choose communities, what criteria they use and how they evaluate them.
Secondly, I look in great detail into how companies are learning to find new mechanisms of control to manage organizational forms like communities where traditional forms of obligation and redress inscribed into contracts are no longer possible. This also involves how companies have forced themselves to become comfortable with ‘less’ control.
Thirdly, how we can theorize and learn from online communities like open source ones to make sense of how ‘serious work’ is carried out in rather loud online settings where many voices create a cacophony somewhat unhelpful for creative work like coding.
- The New Hacker’s Dictionary, Third Edition and see also
- The Open Organization
- Dr. David A. Wheeler
- Maha’s website
We Give Thanks
Maha Shaikh for being our special guest star!
Special Guest: Maha Shaikh.
33 min - Episode 119: #119: Who’s your dadada?
This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: authentication, password management, and robot lawyers.
- Major Hayden has a new SELinux t-shirt!
- HT @PetrosinoKyle: Cyborg locusts could play an important role in national security
- Human remote control (not cockroaches this time): A YouTuber’s Goofy Helmet Lets You Operate a Human Like a Remote-Controlled Car
- American Airlines’ Rewards Will Be Based On Ticket Price, Not Miles
- Mark Zuckerberg’s Twitter and Pinterest password was ‘dadada’
- Yahoo and Twitter CEOs Have Their Twitter Accounts Compromised
- Google CEO Sundar Pichai’s Quora account has been hacked
- @Deray’s Twitter Hack Reminds Us Even Two-Factor Isn’t Enough
- See also: So Hey You Should Stop Using Texts for Two-Factor Authentication
- Be warned, there’s a nasty Google 2 factor auth attack going around
- Google enables new two-step ‘prompt’ log-in verification from your phone
- KeePass Vulnerability Could Let Attackers Steal Your Passwords With Shady Updates
- KeePass responds
- D&G Term of the Week: Typosquatting… How a college student tricked 17k coders into running his sketchy script
- This segment sponsored by Ansible: Coder fired after 6 years for automating his job
- Speaking of robots, rise of the robot lawyers: This chatbot appeals parking tickets and wins 60 percent of the time
- DevNation Federal on July 28!
- D&G Product Marketing 101: Sears Expanding DieHard Brand With Foray Into The Car Tire Business
- Related: Sears takes its Kenmore brand out of the Kitchen with new line of TVs
Cutting Room Floor
- Making an Edible Virtual Reality Viewer for Your Phone
- Web App Reveals How Misleading Maps Really Are
- “Wonderful fenced community”: An Entire West Virginia Town That Was Formerly a Spy Base Is for Sale
- Stephen King’s The Shining Is Now an Opera, and The Tickets Are All Sold Out
- CERN Animal Shelter for Computer Mice
- Highlights From The Online Knitting Reference Library 1849 to 2012
- Historical Dandies: British Cigarette Cards (1932)
- This paparazzi-proof scarf is the closest thing to an invisibility cloak
- Webaround: a 52″ Webcam Background
- Fake fingerprints: The latest tactic for protecting privacy
- The day we discovered our parents were Russian spies
We Give Thanks
- The D&G Show Slack Clubhouse for the discussion topics!
- Kyle Petrosino for giving us new ways to turn insects into cyborgs!
42 min - #120: One Tough Hippo
This week Dave talks with Paul Laurence, co-founder of Crunchy Data about Crunchy Certified PostgreSQL, its Common Criteria certification, why it works great on OpenShift, and integration with SELinux!
- PostgreSQL
- Crunchy Data
- Crunchy Delivers First Commercially Available 100% Open Source Relational Database Management System To Receive Common Criteria Certification
- Crunchy MLS PostgreSQL
- Press release
- Technical details
- Bonus link: Multilevel Security with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and SELinux
- Autoscaling PostgreSQL Containers on OpenShift with Paul Laurence
- The open source model w/small companies
- a16z Podcast: Selling to Developers
We Give Thanks
- Paul Laurence of Crunchy Data for joining us on the show!
Special Guest: Paul Laurence.
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About Dave & Gunnar Show
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David Egts and Gunnar Hellekson discuss privacy, security, robots, and internet ephemera.