Mostly Security

Mostly Security

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Mostly Security episodes

  • 013: Android P and network devices as a critical vector

    Security implications of Google's Android 'P' first developer preview. Newly unclassified documents from 2016 (likely Shadow Broker fallout). Girl Scout cybersecurity badges and drones in Puerto Rico.

    Links:

    • GitHub DDoS
    • Android P security features
    • Android ecosystem statistics
    • Unclassified 2016 'BOD-16-02'
    • Girl Scouts cybersecurity badges
    • Drones in Puerto Rico
    36 min
  • 013: Android P and network devices as a critical vector

     

    Security implications of Google's Android 'P' first developer preview. Newly unclassified documents from 2016 (likely Shadow Broker fallout). Girl Scout cybersecurity badges and drones in Puerto Rico.

    Links:

    • GitHub DDoS - https://github.com/649/Memcrashed-DDoS-Exploit
    • Android P security features - https://www.theverge.com/2018/3/7/17088394/android-p-developer-preview-notifications-kotlin-microphone
    • Android ecosystem statistics - https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
    • Unclassified 2016 'BOD-16-02' - https://twitter.com/RidT/status/970880435411709952
    • Girl Scouts cybersecurity badges - https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/girl-scouts-fight-cybercrime-new-cybersecurity-badge-n852971
    • Drones in Puerto Rico - https://www.wired.com/story/drones-electricity-puerto-rico/
    36 min
  • 012: Emailing 23,000 private keys and GitHub survives a DDoS attack

    Jon is back from Florida. Is it Trust-ICO or Trustico? Anatomy of an Amplification Attack. Visualizing data and watching documentaries.

    Links:

    • Trustico emails private keys
    • GitHub does not <3 open memcached
    • LA Times Open S3 == Cryptojacked
    • Jon's pwned password
    • Jon's Something Fun: Visual Capitalist
    • Eric's Something Fun: Round Planet
    32 min
  • 012: Emailing 23,000 private keys and GitHub survives a DDoS attack

     

    Jon is back from Florida. Is it Trust-ICO or Trustico? Anatomy of an Amplification Attack. Visualizing data and watching documentaries.

    Links:

    • Trustico emails private keys - https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/03/23000-https-certificates-axed-after-ceo-e-mails-private-keys/
    • GitHub does not <3 open memcached - https://www.wired.com/story/github-ddos-memcached/
    • LA Times Open S3 == Cryptojacked - https://threatpost.com/cryptojacking-attack-found-on-los-angeles-times-website/130041/
    • Jon's pwned password - https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords
    • Jon's Something Fun: Visual Capitalist - http://www.visualcapitalist.com/
    • Eric's Something Fun: Round Planet - https://www.netflix.com/title/80212704
    32 min
  • 011: Peter Wooley joins to chat UI/UX and Disneyland

    We chat CSS Keyloggers and are not worried. Careful what you put into securityheaders.io. Is your Password in the list of 500 million known passwords? And you can't chat with Peter without a Disney sidetrack.

    Links:

    • CSS Keyloggers
    • securityheaders.io
    • Pwned Passwords
    • Avatar Flight of Passage
    • Check your Password
    • Peter's Something Fun: D&D Starter Set
    30 min
  • 010: Consumer Reports, RTL Unicode, and CPU vs Ads

    iFixit and the iPhone X Teardown, Consumer Reports is now adding Security and Privacy into their electronic device ratings, Telegram has a Zero-day vulnerability due to a Right-to-Left Unicode character and Salon.com wants to mine cryptocurrencies in exchange for viewing their website. Jon talks about building a Raspberry Pi time-lapse video and Eric talks about StackOverflow stats.

    Links:

    • iFixit and iPhone X Teardown
    • Consumer Reports adds Security and Privacy
    • Zero-day Vulnerability in Telegram
    • Unicode character crashes iPhones
    • Salon.com wants to mine cryptocurrencies
    • Python library for checking astral data
    • Eric checks StackOverflow stats
    • Jon's stats on StackOverflow
    30 min
  • 010: Consumer Reports, RTL Unicode, and CPU vs Ads
    iFixit and the iPhone X Teardown, Consumer Reports is now adding Security and Privacy into their electronic device ratings, Telegram has a Zero-day vulnerability due to a Right-to-Left Unicode character and Salon.com wants to mine cryptocurrencies in exchange for viewing their website. Jon talks about building a Raspberry Pi time-lapse video and Eric talks about StackOverflow stats.
    30 min
  • 009: Carl Woodward joins the show and talks Meltdown

    Carl talks meltdown/spectre from the trenches. Jon fawns over the Falcon Heavy launch. Eric yaps about Right to Repair and Hacking John Deere tractors. Carl wants an alarm clock, buys an Alexa - its all downhill from there, and it is Cedric's fault.

    Links:

    • Netflix Repokid
    • Transaction Synchronization Extension
    • Falcon Heavy Launch
    • Tesla added to US satellite catalog
    • Right to Repair
    • Hacking Tractors
    • Carl buys an Echo Spot
    40 min
  • 009: Carl Woodward joins the show and talks Meltdown

     

    Carl talks meltdown/spectre from the trenches. Jon fawns over the Falcon Heavy launch. Eric yaps about Right to Repair and Hacking John Deere tractors. Carl wants an alarm clock, buys an Alexa - its all downhill from there, and it is Cedric's fault.

    Links:

    • Netflix Repokid - https://medium.com/netflix-techblog/introducing-aardvark-and-repokid-53b081bf3a7e
    • Transaction Synchronization Extension - https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/524022
    • Falcon Heavy Launch - https://www.space.com/39632-spacex-falcon-heavy-launch-whats-next.html
    • Tesla added to US satellite catalog - https://twitter.com/AFSpace/status/961371676582797313
    • Right to Repair - https://repair.org/
    • Hacking Tractors - https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/xykkkd/why-american-farmers-are-hacking-their-tractors-with-ukrainian-firmware
    • Carl buys an Echo Spot - https://www.amazon.com/Amazon-VN94DQ-Echo-Spot-Black/dp/B073SQYXTW/
    40 min

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