Episode39
From PaulDotCom Security Weekly
15 seconds of fame - Larry quoted in SC magazine about BlackHat.
CANVAS Goes Mobile - Ever feel that you look like a dork walking around with a laptop on a pen test?
"Full Disclosure" or "Full Cover-up"? - Does so-called "ethical" disclosure protect the vendors or the end-user? Are Macs really vulnerable? No one is answering, no one wants their image tarnished, meanwhile who will be 0wned next?
Possible Cisco PIX exploit - allws firewall bypass from external connections by using SIP. Don't enable incoming SIP with fixup!
Another WMF Bug, this one not as serious
Schneier Speaks out on Printer Security - Printer security has long been one of my favorite topics, as it often goes ignored. Schneier calls it out, hopefully people will pay more attention.
VA loses another computer - This time a desktop with 38,000 records. Stoledn form a "secure facility" at Unisys. Passwords required to access data.
Episode 159 of Binrev, DEFCON wrapup - Good to hear someone else's opinnion. Larry had a brief opportunity to meet Verbal.
cDc web based malware research community - Cool stuff. Upload your malware for community reverse engineering.
DEFCON presentations online - Excellent reading.
University of Florida Team Wins Defcon CTF - One of our very own listeners, John Sawyer, was on the winning team called 1@stplace. My favorite team name was "ourwivesarepissed", which is now the official nickname of this podcast.
