In this episode the hosts of the show talk about what it takes to build a cryptocurrency mining rig. We fill a cart and purchase all the pieces necessary by the end of the episode. 

To see the details of the rig we built be sure to check out the show notes here:

https://coinsecpodcast.com/episode-17-show-notes

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We welcome the creators of the cryptocurrency CTF held at BSides NoVA John and Will (bspar_) to the show. Capture the Flag contests are a huge part of the InfoSec ecosystem. We discuss their CTF along with how they can create more interest in a specific topic like cryptocurrency. The hosts also discuss their experience with the cryptocurrency challenge MonteCrypto.

http://coinsecpodcast.com/episode-16-show-notes/

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Special guest Troy Mursch AKA "@bad_packets" is a researcher who specializes in cryptojacking, botnets, and more. We discuss his experience with the latest trends in cryptojacking. Also, a new vulnerability was discovered in some Equihash mining pools. A new smart contract vulnerability called BatchOverflow was discovered. We also discuss the Route53 BGP hijack that happened this week.

Show Notes here: http://coinsecpodcast.com/episode-15-show-notes/

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In episode 14 we are joined by Maurelian and Bernhard from ConsenSys. They brought their knowledge around smart contract security to the show. Bernhard recently published a paper titled "Smashing Ethereum Smart Contracts for Fun and Real Profit" that introduces a security analysis tool for Ethereum smart contracts called "Mythril". Discussion around auditing smart contracts and how to get started in smart contract security was also had.

Show Notes: http://coinsecpodcast.com/episode-14-show-notes/

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A cryptographic flaw was found in Zerocoin. Hosts discuss the top 10 smart contract vulnerabilities as detailed in the Decentralized Application Security Project (DASP). ACINQ lost their code signing key forcing them to push a new Android app. $3.3 million worth of Bitcoin was allegedly stolen from the CoinSecure exchange.

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In episode #12 we welcome special guest Sneakerhax to the CoinSec Podcast! We discuss some of the security issues around cryptocurrency wallet software. Malicious coin-miners have been found embedded into semi-legitimate Android applications. Lastly, we discuss Verge cryptocurrency being hacked.

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This week on the CoinSec Podcast Brian Krebs investigates who and what Coinhive is. The city of Atlanta is fighting a ransomware attack. Drupalgeddon 2.0 is happening as a new RCE has surfaced. Fileless crypto-mining malware has surfaced. All that and more on CoinSec Ep. 11.

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A fifteen-year-old found some pretty epic vulnerabilities in both of the leading hardware wallets Ledger Nano S and Trezor One. Research was released detailing how there is potentially illegal content being posted on the Bitcoin blockchain. A $10,000 bug bounty was payed out by Coinbase to a researcher who found a vulnerability that would have allowed an attacker to steal millions in Ether. Over the past two years attackers have been stealing over $20 million in Ether from publicly facing wallets. All that and more on this week's episode of the CoinSec podcast!

This week Beau and Ralph discuss a new vulnerability patched in IOTA related to signature issues. Monero is forking due to ASIC mining systems hitting the market for the CryptoNight algorithm. Trail of Bits released a new smart contract fuzzer called Echidna. A Kickstarter for a steel rod called CryptoHex to store BIP39 seeds is running. Additional topics covered this week were the CryptoSecure ICO, Google banning cryptocurrency ads, and more!

Bitcoin Private is a fork of a fork of a fork that merges the ZClassic and Bitcoin blockchains. The Binance exchange protected its' users against a major hack this week. Researchers found that the Ethereum network was vulnerable to 'Eclipse' attacks. Electroneum re-implemented a bug where a hardcoded hash was copied over from Monero. Lastly, $2 million worth of cryptocurrency mining equipment was stolen from a mining farm in Iceland.