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March 10, 2016 Risky Business #402 -- Why are infosec companies tanking on the NASDAQ?
On this week's show we're chatting with re/code's senior editor and
"enterprise dude" Arik Hesseldahl about the business of infosec. Information
security related stocks and shares are tanking on indexes all over the
world... why? How can this be happening in a $75bn sector that is tipped to
grow into a $175bn sector in the next four years?
Arik will join us with the skinny on that. But don't panic, tanking infosec
share prices might be a good thing for the discipline. We'll find out why a
bit later on.
In this week's sponsor interview we chat with BugCrowd CEO Casey Ellis.
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51 min
March 03, 2016 Risky Business #401 -- Deserialisation attacks are kind of a big deal
On this week's show we get into a serious technical discussion about
deserialisation attacks with with one of Adam Boileau's colleagues, Brendan
Jamieson about the biggest issue in infosec that no one is talking about --
deserialisation vulnerabilities and their exploitation.
This attack class is a serious problem in enterprise environments thanks to
the release of the YSoSerial tool about a year ago. Pen-testers who are
across this bug class are finding issues everywhere they look, and hardly
anyone is talking about it. But we do, this week.
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50 min
February 25, 2016 Risky Business #400 -- FBiOS with Adam PLUS guest Daniel Hodson
On this week's podcast we'll hear from Daniel Hodson of Elttam Security here
in Australia. Daniel and his business partner Matt Jones have been looking
into the security of messaging software that has recommended by the EFF. Does
a bunch of ticks from the EFF actually say much about app security? Well, not
really, as it turns out.
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54 min
February 18, 2016 Risky Business #399 -- Apple vs the Government of the United States
On this week's show we chat with Dan Guido from Trail of Bits about the
stoush between Apple and the US department of justice.
In this week's sponsor interview we speak with Cris Thomas, a.k.a. Space
Rogue. Cris works for Tenable Network Security, this week's sponsor, and he
joins us in this week's podcast to talk about NIST's cyber security
framework.
Adam Boileau joins the show to discuss the week's security news.
Links to everything are in this week's
show notes
.
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51 min
February 11, 2016 Risky Business #398 -- Professor Lawrence Gordon, jcran and more!
This week's show is one for the CSOs! It's the economics edition, I guess
you'd call it. We'll be chatting with Professor Lawrence Gordon, co-creator
of the Gordon Loeb model for Cyber Security investment. We speak to him about
contemporary infosec budgets and how spending of $500m a year by some
financial institutions in the USA is actually sensible.
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52 min
February 05, 2016 Risky Business #397 -- Guest HD Moore joins the show!
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53 min
January 28, 2016 Risky Business #396 -- Chris Wysopal on scanning for backdoors
On this week's show we've got two feature interviews!
We're talking to Chris Wysopal from Veracode about using static analysis
techniques to find back doors in software. With Juniper, AMX, Fortinet and
Cisco all experiencing either maliciously planted or accidental backdoors,
this is a hot topic. Chris joins us to talk about how you go about finding
this stuff and whether or not vendors are taking this issue seriously enough.
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55 min
January 21, 2016 Risky Business #395 -- Alex Stamos on Juniper-gate, SHA-1 and NSA surveillance
In this week's feature interview Facebook CISO Alex Stamos joins us to
discuss a few things.
* We'll be talking about moves by both browser developers and some CAs to
deprecate SHA1 signed certificates. He says we need to support SHA-1 for
now and he explains why soon.
* We're also chatting with him about the Juniper fiasco.
* We also get his thoughts on NSA surveillance now he's responsible for the
security of user information at the world's biggest social media platform.
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1 hr 14 min
December 16, 2015 Risky Business #394 -- Matthew Green talks "crypto bans"
On this week's show we're chatting with Johns Hopkins University
cryptographer Matthew Green about rumblings emanating out of DC with regard
to "stopping encryption", whatever the hell that means.
In this week's sponsor interview we're chatting with Oliver Fay from Context
about a paper they did in conjunction with UK's CERT about exploit kits. How
much do they cost? Are there any that stick out as being particularly good?
Or bad, depending on your point of view...
Links to everything are in this week's
show notes
.
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58 min
December 10, 2015 Risky Business #393 -- So who's Satoshi this week?
On this week's show -- in addition to covering the latest claims about the
true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto -- we're taking a look at a recent deal
between a very large bank in Australia and Sydney's University of New South
Wales.
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1 hr 5 min

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Risky Business is a weekly information security podcast featuring news and in-depth interviews with industry luminaries. Launched in February 2007, Risky Business is a must-listen digest for…