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Episode #238: Using Graphics Cards to Steal Website Data; Spyware Disguised as Online Ads; Milestone Initiative: Voting Machine Testing
🎙️ Free, ungated access to all 235+ episodes of “It’s 5:05!” on your favorite podcast platforms: https://bit.ly/505-updates. ♻️ You’re welcome to 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 if your followers will find this of value.
Edwin Kwan: Researchers have published a paper demonstrating how a malicious website can exploit a vulnerability in the GPU to perform a cross origin attack, and get access to sensitive visual data displayed by other websites.
Katy Craig: SIn a pivotal move to fortify the security of U. S. election systems, the Information Technology Information Sharing Analysis Center recently hosted the inaugural Election Security Research Forum. The focus was on systems encountered by voters at polling sites, from digital scanners to ballot marking devices.
Kadi McKean: Your phone and computer can be unwitting hosts to malicious software, all because you clicked on that enticing ad. How can we protect ourselves from this silent menace, when even the ads we encounter daily are potential vectors of intrusion?
Trac Bannon: Hello there. This is Trac Bannon reporting from Jersey City, New Jersey. Hey, today I'm here with Mike Vizard from Techstrong Group, and we are at the DevOps World Tour in Jersey City.
Bob Bannon: This is Bob Bannon. We're here at DevOps World Tour in Jersey City, New Jersey, and I'm talking with Trac and Topo . I just wanted to know, what did you intend to get out of today?
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By Contributors from Around the World🎙️ Free, ungated access to all 235+ episodes of “It’s 5:05!” on your favorite podcast platforms: https://bit.ly/505-updates. ♻️ You’re welcome to 𝗿𝗲𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁 if your followers will find this of value.
Edwin Kwan: Researchers have published a paper demonstrating how a malicious website can exploit a vulnerability in the GPU to perform a cross origin attack, and get access to sensitive visual data displayed by other websites.
Katy Craig: SIn a pivotal move to fortify the security of U. S. election systems, the Information Technology Information Sharing Analysis Center recently hosted the inaugural Election Security Research Forum. The focus was on systems encountered by voters at polling sites, from digital scanners to ballot marking devices.
Kadi McKean: Your phone and computer can be unwitting hosts to malicious software, all because you clicked on that enticing ad. How can we protect ourselves from this silent menace, when even the ads we encounter daily are potential vectors of intrusion?
Trac Bannon: Hello there. This is Trac Bannon reporting from Jersey City, New Jersey. Hey, today I'm here with Mike Vizard from Techstrong Group, and we are at the DevOps World Tour in Jersey City.
Bob Bannon: This is Bob Bannon. We're here at DevOps World Tour in Jersey City, New Jersey, and I'm talking with Trac and Topo . I just wanted to know, what did you intend to get out of today?