Naked Security

Sophos Security Chet Chat 58 features Paul Ducklin and Chester Wisniewski discussing the week's most pertinent security topics. This week: the Coreflood take-down; password loss at DSLReports; Sony's big data breach; Iran claims a "Stars" virus attack; and Facebook shuts down Ars Technica.

Michael Argast joins Chet for a HUGE Chet Chat this week. They primarily cover Facebook's new SSL/anti-likejacking, Comodo SSL hack, Firefox 4 and the SQL injection attacks against MySQL and Sun/Oracle. Extra: Don't miss the blooper of Chet mistakenly calling this Chet Chat 55... That's next week.

Chester Wisniewski and guest Michael Argast discuss this week's security news. They give advice to users of RSA's SecureID tokens post-breach, talk about RIM's advice to disable JavaScript on BlackBerry devices and Google patching Adobe Flash in Chrome before even Adobe has patched it.

Chester Wisniewski and Michael Argast talk about the latest security news related to Twitter's use of HTTPS, Congress killing net neutrality, car hacking, tsunami scams,the Adobe Reader zero day and more.

Michael Argast talks with Chet about Apple's new test release of OS X, codenamed Lion. They also chat about Microsoft begging people to stop using IE6, providing social media access to your employer, the rise in Facebook scams and the recent spat of malware on the Android Market.

Tony Ross joins Chet this week to discuss erasing SSDs, a new banking Trojan and HIPAA - how to protect medical records

Michael Argast and Chet talk about Westboro Church vs. Anonymous, the Canadian Government getting hacked, the latest MS and Java vulnerabilities and more

This week Chet Wisniewski and Paul Ducklin discuss the new Android Trojan Horse and RSA Conference 2011 happenings.

Michael Argast and Chester Wisniewski discuss the weeks security news, including RBS WorldPay hacker pleads guilty, HBGary hack, Patch Tuesday and CanSecWest's Pwn2Own contest.

Chester Wisniewski and Michael Argast discuss the internet situation in Egypt, Anonymous and the arrests by the FBI, the new Microsoft zero day MHTML vulnerability and the standard set of Facebook stories