Eric and Jon both use chat support for network gear, the Bloomberg story gets stranger, and a double pile on Facebook and Google Plus. Microsoft joins OIN, opening up its patent portfolio. For fun Eric likes The Good Place, and Jon likes both The Broken Earth trilogy as well as binary layout optimization(??).

Burgerville isn't safe from data breaches, despite their fabulous fresh fruit milkshakes. The GRU minions make some rookie mistakes. Aaaand, boom. Bloomberg drops the "All your hardware are belong to us" bomb. Eric likes Volkswagen, Jon likes doodles, and they both like Weird Al...

• Burgerville breach
• FBI Report: FIN7
• Wired: FIN7
• Followup - Episode 41: Freeze your Credit
• Reckless campaign by Russian military
• Car registration leak...
• Bloomberg: The Big Hack
• Eclypsium: Hardware Supply Chain Threats
• @thegrugq: Supply Chain Security
• Risky Business Podcast
• Patrick Gray: Doubling Down
• Volkswagen for CI
• Tess Ferrandez: Deep Learning
• Weird Al: Mission Statement

 

Burgerville isn't safe from data breaches, despite their fabulous fresh fruit milkshakes. The GRU minions make some rookie mistakes. Aaaand, boom. Bloomberg drops the "All your hardware are belong to us" bomb. Eric likes Volkswagen, Jon likes doodles, and they both like Weird Al...

A class action lawsuit is filed for NCIX data sale, 854 million worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen in 2018, and Monero fixed a catastrophic bug which would allow someone to 'print' money. Google backs off forced logins to chrome after pressure from the community. Why we have insecure software, and Facebook demonstrates the opposite of Google's old mantra. More software musings and Azure Functions 2.0 debuts.

• NCIX Class Action Lawsuit
• $854 Million Worth of Cryptocurrencies Stolen in 2018
• Monero "Catastrophic" Bug
• Vess' Monero Comment
• Chrome Auto-login
• Matthew Green Chrome Rant
• Why Software Remains Insecure
• Facebook Allows Targetting by "Shadow Contact Information"
• Notes About Software
• Azure Functions 2.0 Launches
• 42

A class action lawsuit is filed for NCIX data sale, 854 million worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen in 2018, and Monero fixed a catastrophic bug which would allow someone to 'print' money. Google backs off forced logins to chrome after pressure from the community. Why we have insecure software, and Facebook demonstrates the opposite of Google's old mantra. More software musings and Azure Functions 2.0 debuts.

• NCIX Class Action Lawsuit
• $854 Million Worth of Cryptocurrencies Stolen in 2018
• Monero "Catastrophic" Bug
• Vess' Monero Comment
• Chrome Auto-login
• Matthew Green Chrome Rant
• Why Software Remains Insecure
• Facebook Allows Targetting by "Shadow Contact Information"
• Notes About Software
• Azure Functions 2.0 Launches
• 42

Right to Repair is back with Tractor Talk. Eric chats cryptocurrency losses and potential losses. Jon agrees with Jeff, there is only security - and what happens to computer data when a company goes under? Eric hikes a volcano and Jon freezes his credit.

• Farm Lobby & Right to Repair
• Episode 009
• Cryptocurrency Exchange loses 60 million
• The Bitcoin Bug was Really Bad™
• There is only Security
• Digital data from a defunct business
• Eric hikes Mt. St. Helens
• Free Azure CI/CD Pipelines
• Free Credit Freezes

Right to Repair is back with Tractor Talk. Eric chats cryptocurrency losses and potential losses. Jon agrees with Jeff, there is only security - and what happens to computer data when a company goes under? Eric hikes a volcano and Jon freezes his credit.

• Farm Lobby & Right to Repair
• Episode 009
• Cryptocurrency Exchange loses 60 million
• The Bitcoin Bug was Really Bad™
• There is only Security
• Digital data from a defunct business
• Eric hikes Mt. St. Helens
• Free Azure CI/CD Pipelines
• Free Credit Freezes

Eric talks Blockchain security at LA conference, another MongoDB is exposed on the internet, and California poised to pass an IoT security law. Aadhaar grand challenge (episode 32) accepted -- evidently Aadhaar enrollment software is routinely modified. For fun, Eric suggests the Netflix Origins series, and Jon collects and stores seeds for next spring.

• Eric at MWC Americas
• Marketing Database Exposed
• Mongo Security Guidance
• CA IoT Regulations
• Aadhaar Software Vulnerabilities
• UIDAI Denial
• Netflix Origins
• Collecting Flower Seeds

Eric talks Blockchain security at LA conference, another MongoDB is exposed on the internet, and California poised to pass an IoT security law. Aadhaar grand challenge (episode 32) accepted -- evidently Aadhaar enrollment software is routinely modified. For fun, Eric suggests the Netflix Origins series, and Jon collects and stores seeds for next spring.

Jon makes root beer. Eric paints. Google Chrome turns 10. Exposing your .git on the web. First email addresses and the Web Design Museum.

• Google Chrome Turns 10
• Browser Wars
• Exposed .git on the Web
• What's a Tarpit?
• Join in part Canadian?
• Smashing Security Podcast
• Web Design Museum