(2019-01-03): wordpress, ethical hacking, commercializing [00:18:38] There's plenty of companies out there looking for skilled testers; it's just making them aware you exist On the first episode of 2019, we have Ryan Dewhurst aka @ethicalhack3r, founder of Dewhurst Security; the wpscan tool; and DVWA (Damn Vulnerable Web App)

(2019-06-20) The sixth (approximately monthly) episode of What The Beer Farmers think has brought the following topics: Tavis from Google's Project 0: Hey Microsoft, your 90 days is up; SandboxEscaper and the mad scramble to patch; Chrissy kicking ass: about seizing opportunities; Facebook: slowing down? London tour review; The future

(2019-05-19): infosec journalism, reporting about cybercrime [00:36:28] the first obligation is to your readers - and then to the source This time we turn to cybercrime - not doing it but learning about it happening elsewhere. We have been joined by Joseph Cox: a journalist for Motherboard focusing

(2019-05-15) In the fifth (approximately monthly) episode of What The Beer Farmers think the discussion revolved around: a new Beer Farmer - Chrissy; "kinetic response" to a cyber attack by IDF and bringing cyber warfare to the world outside; WhatsApp? Old news, but our Chinese implant experts now

(2019-05-02): pentesting/red teaming, training, military community On this sunny May night we were joined by Heath, a.k.a. The Cybermentor - a veteran, penetration tester. He is well involved in information security communities; both for military and the general public, with a drive to teach and share knowledge:

2019-04-11: DFIR, martial arts, breaking into infosec [01:16:55] Do you know how annoying it is to clean a sword? A second episode of this night, and this time we had a pleasure to guest Lesley Carhart, a.k.a. hacks4pancakes: a master of many skills, currently this is

2019-04-11: security awareness, user behaviour, startup culture [00:12:07]: cybersecurity culture is not based on one 20 minute slide deck Tonight we had two fantastic guests, the first being Kathryn Brett Goldman, CEO and founder of Cybermaniacs and KBG Solutions and Director of Development for Ladies of London Hacking

[00:06:35] I wanted to be a neuroscience major and promptly sucked at school and there were a lot of tears along the way but I did end up getting my double major in neuroscience and cognitive and behavioral psychology [00:06:48] (2019-04-04) This time TMHC was privileged

[00:07:59] I've been hired as a hitman on two occasions to kill people that they thought were informants. So this was the kind of people that I was actually working with. People trying to kill people. [00:08:10] (2018-10-18) This time on our podcast we had Brett

(2119-04-01) It's the fourth episode of The Beer Farmers Special; tonight: Mike Kemp - paying tributes to a great person, and: Facebook, again, HTTPS... or not? ...and how Indian government is (not) handling it, InfosecBasics: know what you have and where, Unhackable vs Pen Test Partners, plus... 🦆 cams? Thank you