Mostly Security

Mostly Security

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Mostly Security episodes

  • 018: Gmail, Accountants, and VirusTotal, Oh My.

    Gmail doesn't follow email address standards; having your accountant hacked is Not Good; and confidential data is found in VirusTotal. Eric shares a fun what-if, and Jon is mesmerized watching sorting algorithms.

    Links:

    • Followup - PF Chang's vs. Panera
    • Google says: Ignore Those Dots!
    • When Accountants Don't Patch
    • Confidential Data in VirusTotal
    • Space Jetta
    • 15 Sorting Algorithms in 6 Minutes
    33 min
  • 017: Beekeeper Jon and the Half Dead Car... Eric tries hiking and naming colors.

    Jon chats about his car and beekeeping. Cloudflare's Privacy Focused DNS and an ARM v Intel post. Will Apple use its own chips in it Macs? And poor, poor Panera... Eric tries hiking Multnomah Falls and ends up hiking somewhere else. Jon gets a kick out of colors.

    Links:

    • If you have an iPhone, use Overcast
    • Cloudflare's Privacy Focused DNS
    • Dot-cm Typosquatting sites visited 12M times
    • Beyond XSS: Edge Side Include Injection
    • Apple Plans to Use Its Own Chips in Macs From 2020, Replacing Intel
    • Intel v ARM power reqs - Killowatt
    • ARM Takes Wing: Qualcomm vs Intel CPU comparison
    • Panera doesn't take Security Seriously
    • Eric (tries) hiking in the Gorge
    • Jon likes Color (courtesy of xkcd)
    42 min
  • 016: Boeing, WannaCry, and the Invisible Mask

    Eric sees Ready Player One opening day. Boeing is hit by WannaCry and researchers demonstrate spoofing facial recognition using IR emitters in a ball cap. Someone built a game using HIBP passwords ("My Little Pwnage"). A personal VPN hotspot and a glowing meteorite ring.

    Links:

    • Ready Player One
    • Boeing + WannaCry
    • Invisible Mask Attack
    • My LIttle Pwnage
    • Amplifi Teleport
    • Carbon Fiber and Meteorite Glowstone Ring
    29 min
  • 016: Boeing, WannaCry, and the Invisible Mask

    Eric sees Ready Player One opening day. Boeing is hit by WannaCry and researchers demonstrate spoofing facial recognition using IR emitters in a ball cap. Someone built a game using HIBP passwords ("My Little Pwnage"). A personal VPN hotspot and a glowing meteorite ring.

    Links:

    • Ready Player One - http://readyplayeronemovie.com/
    • Boeing + WannaCry - https://www.seattletimes.com/business/boeing-aerospace/boeing-hit-by-wannacry-virus-fears-it-could-cripple-some-jet-production/
    • Invisible Mask Attack - https://arxiv.org/pdf/1803.04683.pdf
    • My LIttle Pwnage - https://mylittlepwnage.eu/
    • Amplifi Teleport - https://amplifi.com/teleport/
    • Carbon Fiber and Meteorite Glowstone Ring - https://youtu.be/K2VWLT63_cI
    29 min
  • 015: Chicken Dusting, What's in Your Blockchain?, and more!

    What does Zuckerberg mean by dust in the chickens, exactly? If you look at the bitcoin blockchain, more than just bitcoin transactions can be found. AI learns to WIN by cheating. How safe is your bitcoin hardware wallet? Checking out the StackOverflow Developer Survey. Muppets and IKEA.

    Links:

    • Chicken Dusting?
    • AMD Follow up
    • What's in the Bitcoin Blockchain?
    • Serverless and Container Adoption
    • Hardware Wallet Security
    • StackOverflow Developer Survey
    • Muppet Guys Talking
    • IDEA Instructions
    38 min
  • 015: Chicken Dusting, What's in Your Blockchain?, and more!
    What does Zuckerberg mean by dust in the chickens, exactly? If you look at the bitcoin blockchain, more than just bitcoin transactions can be found. AI learns to WIN by cheating. How safe is your bitcoin hardware wallet? Checking out the StackOverflow Developer Survey. Muppets and IKEA.
    38 min
  • 014: Ethereum, Spyware, and AMD's security flaws

    MemFixed sends flush packets to memcached servers. Security tools start showing up for Ethereum. ISPs insert spyware into downloads from legitimate sites. Carl joins to discuss the recently disclosed AMD vulnerabilities.

    Links:

    • Followup - MemFixed
    • Ethereum Security Tool
    • Government injected spyware
    • AMD Vulnerabilities
    • Two Photos, one millisecond
    • Numberphile
    36 min
  • 014: Ethereum, Spyware, and AMD's security flaws

    MemFixed sends flush packets to memcached servers. Security tools start showing up for Ethereum. ISPs insert spyware into downloads from legitimate sites. Carl joins to discuss the recently disclosed AMD vulnerabilities.

    Links:

    • Followup - MemFixed - https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/memfixed-tool-helps-mitigate-memcached-based-ddos-attacks/
    • Ethereum Security Tool - https://blog.trailofbits.com/2018/03/09/echidna-a-smart-fuzzer-for-ethereum/
    • Government injected spyware - https://citizenlab.ca/2018/03/bad-traffic-sandvines-packetlogic-devices-deploy-government-spyware-turkey-syria/
    • AMD Vulnerabilities - https://www.wired.com/story/amd-backdoor-cts-labs-backlash/
    • Two Photos, one millisecond - https://petapixel.com/2018/03/07/two-photographers-unknowingly-shot-millisecond-time/
    • Numberphile - http://numberphile.com/videos/analytical_continuation1.html
    36 min

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