Live via Skype from the PaulDotCom Security Weekly Studio and Casa del Pesce....
This episode was unfortunatley not broadcast over SkypeCast. Craziness this week With Paul's wedding and all! However, do look for us in our IRC chatroom #pauldotcom on Freenode (irc.freenode.net).
- Sponsored by Core Security, listen for the discount code at the end of the show
- Sponsored by Syngress, be the first to post the answer to the question at the end of the show and win a free book!
- Sponsored by The SANS Institute, listen to the discount code for SANSFIRE this summer for 5% off this conference
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- Full Show Notes
Hosts: Larry Pesce, Paul Asadoorian
Email: psw@pauldotcom.com
If you wouldn't mind, Please put voice on both sides of the audio track instead of splitting between the left and right sides. Cool trick but a little annoying with headphones.
Perhaps this was a technical blunder?
[Paul is occupied with getting married this week, so I'm editing, which is usually Paul's forte. I quite haven't figured out how to do that in Audacity, but I should have it resolved for episode 33. - Larry]
First, my answer to the Syngress question, cause I'd like a book ;) :
The key is "fc6-47" which is invalid for a few reasons:
1) It's not armored in a BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK
2) If I'm reading the draft RFC right, the dash character isn't valid in Radix-64 encoding
3) It's not quite long enough ;)
Technical junk courtesy of:
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-openpgp-rfc2440bis-18.txt
Second, I'm the fellow who discovered and posted the technique for modifying U3 USB drives to http://cse.msstate.edu/~rwm8/hackingU3/ and the mentioned-but-nameless-mailing-list :).
I discovered this podcast because the show notes linked to my site, and I am extremely thrilled and impressed. Finally a security podcast that has good, technical content presented by people with a clue. I'm dropping all the old episodes on my ipod in the morning.
Just to drop a quick note:
a very interesting site I came across: the museum of broken packets http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/mobp/
[Ok, so this is just plain awsome! Thanks so much for sharing. - Larry]