Sysadministrivia

Sysadministrivia

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Sysadministrivia episodes

  • S0E14: "A Failed Experiment"
    In this episode, we talk about Certifigate (an Android vulnerability), another Lenovo oopsies, more Windows 10 privacy issues, the UNIX Rosetta Stone (by request of MOQ in our IRC channel), key management (by request of ‘‘chthnous’‘ in our IRC channel), making everyday crypto easier, and data recovery. (Full shownotes at https://sysadministrivia.com/episodes/S0E14)
    46 min
  • S0E13: "Better Late than Never"
    We discuss an Android vulnerability, GNU/Linux malware, OpenSSH v7.x, more NSA nonsense, a case study of extreme-low-latency networks, BSD comparison, and some home NAS software. (Full shownotes at https://sysadministrivia.com/episodes/S0E13)
    53 min
  • S0E12: "It Hurts when IP"
    Firewalls, presenting proposals for (change) management, git/gitolite (and blast on third-party git hosting), ethernet media classifications, DIY cracking rigs, pentesting tools, and more regular expressions. (Full shownotes at https://sysadministrivia.com/episodes/S0E12)
    56 min
  • S0E11: "Proto-Router"
    “InfoSec Speaks!”- where I get some input from the InfoSec crowd via Twitter. We also talk about running your own router box, briefly talk about VPNs, IPv6, and a really stupid decision MSFT made with Windows 10. (Full shownotes at https://sysadministrivia.com/episodes/S0E11)
    53 min
  • S0E10: "Jthan Tries to Edit"
    The death of Mandriva, a social media botnet running on consumer routers, Solaris, alternative firmware for consumer routers, and some games that run on GNU/Linux (plus the fun goodness of two high-profile compromises). This is the first episode Jthan tried his hand at editing. I ended up fixing a fair bit. :P (Full shownotes at https://sysadministrivia.com/episodes/S0E10)
    48 min

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We podcast all things system administration/engineering/infosec, with a strong focus on GNU/Linux. We use F/OSS software whenever possible in the production of these podcasts. Please be sure to view…