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As the Worm Turns — the first Internet worms of 2005
Episode overview

18, 2005

How a never-disclosed Windows vulnerability was quickly reverse-engineered from the patches to fix it and turned into more than 12 potent and damaging Internet worms in three days. What does this mean for the future of Internet security?

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HoneyMonkeys
Episode overview

25, 2005

How Microsoft's "HoneyMonkey" system works, how it finds malicious web sites before they find you, and what Microsoft is doing (and NOT doing) with this valuable security information it is now collecting.

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NAT Routers as Firewalls
Episode overview

01, 2005

Most people don't think of common NAT routers as hardware firewalls, but ANY NAT router inherently provides terrific security and protection against incoming malicious traffic. Learn how .. show full overview

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Personal Password Policy (1)
Episode overview

08, 2005

Everyone who uses web-based services such as eBay, Amazon, and Yahoo, needs to authenticate their identity with passwords. Password quality is important since easily guessable passwords .. show full overview

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Personal Password Policy (2)
Episode overview

15, 2005

Our previous episode (#4), which discussed personal password policies, generated so much great listener feedback, thoughts, ideas, and reminders about things we didn't mention, that we .. show full overview

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Mechanical & Electromagnetic Information Leakage
Episode overview

22, 2005

Triggered by a recent report of three UC Berkeley researchers recovering text typed at a keyboard (any keyboard) after simply listening to ten minutes of typing, Leo and I discuss the .. show full overview

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SPYaWAREness
Episode overview

29, 2005

Any contemporary discussion of threats to Internet security must discuss the history, current situation, and future of spyware. Leo and I spend a little more time than usual covering .. show full overview

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Denial of Service (DoS) Attacks
Episode overview

06, 2005

Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are occurring with ever-greater frequency every day. Although these damaging attacks are often used to extort high-profile gaming and .. show full overview

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Rootkits
Episode overview

13, 2005

This week we discuss "rootkit technology". We examine what rootkits are, why they have suddenly become a problem, and how that problem is rapidly growing in severity. We also discuss .. show full overview

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Open Wireless Access Points
Episode overview

20, 2005

Leo and I examine the security and privacy considerations of using non-encrypted (i.e. 'Open') wireless access points at home and in public locations. We discuss the various ways of .. show full overview

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Bad WiFi Security (WEP and MAC address filtering)
Episode overview

27, 2005

Leo and I answer some questions arising from last week's episode, then plow into a detailed discussion of the lack of security value of MAC address filtering, the futility of disabling .. show full overview

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Sony's
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03, 2005

Leo and I discuss details and consequences of Sony Corporation's alarming "Rootkit" DRM (digital rights management) copy protection scheme. This poorly written software unnecessarily .. show full overview

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Unbreakable WiFi Security
Episode overview

10, 2005

Leo and I follow-up on last week's discussion of the Sony Rootkit debacle with the distressing news of "phoning home" (spyware) behavior from the Sony DRM software, and the rootkit's .. show full overview

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Virtual Private Networks (VPN): Theory
Episode overview

17, 2005

Leo and I first follow-up on the past two episodes, discussing new developments in the continuing Sony Rootkit DRM drama, and clearing up some confusion over the crackability of WPA .. show full overview

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VPN Secure Tunneling Solutions
Episode overview

24, 2005

Leo and I discuss the use of SSL and SSH encrypted tunneling for providing privacy and security whenever an insecure local network is being used — such as at an open WiFi hotspot or when .. show full overview

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Listener feedback Q&A #1
Episode overview

01, 2005

Leo and I discuss questions asked by listeners of our previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are too small to fill their own episode, clarify any .. show full overview

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PPTP and IPSec VPN Technology
Episode overview

08, 2005

In our continuing exploration of VPN technology for protecting network users on networks they don't control, Leo and I discuss the oldest "original" VPN protocols: Industry standard .. show full overview

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Hamachi Rocks!
Episode overview

15, 2005

This week Leo and I discuss and describe the brand new, ready to emerge from a its long development beta phase, ultra-secure, lightweight, high-performance, highly-polished, .. show full overview

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VPNs Three: Hamachi, iPig, and OpenVPN
Episode overview

22, 2005

Leo and I wrap up our multi-week, in-depth coverage of PC VPN solutions by discussing some aftermath of the zero-configuration Hamachi system; introducing "iPig," a very appealing new .. show full overview

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A SERIOUS new Windows vulnerability — and Listener Q&A
Episode overview

29, 2005

On December 28th a serious new Windows vulnerability has appeared and been immediately exploited by a growing number of malicious web sites to install malware. Many worse viruses and .. show full overview

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The Windows MetaFile (WMF) Vulnerability
Episode overview

05, 2006

Leo and I discuss everything known about the first serious Windows security exploits of the New Year, caused by the Windows MetaFile (WMF) vulnerability. In our show's first guest .. show full overview

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The Windows MetaFile Backdoor?
Episode overview

12, 2006

Leo and I carefully examine the operation of the recently patched Windows MetaFile vulnerability. I describe exactly how it works in an effort to explain why it doesn't have the feeling .. show full overview

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GRC's
Episode overview

19, 2006

Leo and I "close the backdoor" on the controversial Windows WMF Metafile image code execution (MICE) vulnerability. We discuss everything that's known about it, separate the facts from .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback Q&A #3
Episode overview

26, 2006

Leo and I discuss questions asked by listeners of our previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are too small to fill their own episode, clarify any .. show full overview

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How the Internet Works (1)
Episode overview

02, 2006

Steve talks about the Kama Sutra virus, scheduled to strike tomorrow, and PC World's anti-virus roundup. Then we delve into How the Internet Works, part 1. We'll wrap things up next week.

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How the Internet Works (2)
Episode overview

09, 2006

Part 2 of Steve's discussion of how the fundamental Internet technologies work. This and the previous episode will provide the foundation for our future podcasts on Internet security issues.

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How Local Area Networks Work, Part 1
Episode overview

16, 2006

Steve continues to lay a foundation on understanding networking. This week, part one of how LANs work. We cover DHCP, Subnet Masks, Routers, and hubs. We'll conclude with part two on episode 29.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #4
Episode overview

23, 2006

Steve answers your questions on this episide. With further clarification on VPN security, Hamachi, and the answer to the eternal question, which operating system is the most secure.

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Ethernet Insecurity
Episode overview

02, 2006

In this week's marathon edition Steve tackles security issues inherent to Ethernet, including ARP spoofing.

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Cryptographic Issues
Episode overview

10, 2006

This week Steve takes a look at how cryptography is used and the difficult issues strong crypto raises.

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Symmetric Stream Ciphers
Episode overview

16, 2006

This week Steve continues his discussion of crypto with a look at secret decoder rings and one-time pads.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #5
Episode overview

23, 2006

Episode 32 is our monthly question and answer session.

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Symmetric Block Ciphers
Episode overview

30, 2006

Part three of Steve's overview of cryptography looks at symmetric block ciphers.

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Public Key Cryptography
Episode overview

06, 2006

This week Steve explains how public key cryptography works, and we welcome our new sponsor, Astaro! Thanks so much for the support guys.

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Cryptographic Hashes
Episode overview

13, 2006

This week Steve talks about how cryptographic hashes work and are used to verify the integrity of files and email. We also talk about email signing and recommend the Gnu Privacy Guard.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #6
Episode overview

20, 2006

As usual on every fourth episode, Steve answers listener questions.

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Crypto Series Wrap-up
Episode overview

27, 2006

We wrap up our talk about cryptography with a discussion of prime number generation, key recovery, and digital certificates.

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Browser Security
Episode overview

04, 2006

Why is Internet Explorer so insecure? What can you do to secure it? And why is it so hard to make a secure browser? Steve talks about security policy vs. browser flaws, how he uses IE .. show full overview

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Buffer Overruns
Episode overview

11, 2006

Buffer overflows... they're the most common kind of security flaw, but what are they and how do they happen? Finally, how can we protect ourselves from them? Steve explains all.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #7
Episode overview

18, 2006

As he does every fourth episode, Steve answers your questions. But first, an update on some recent security news...

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TrueCrypt
Episode overview

25, 2006

The ultimate encryption program, free, open source, strong, and flexible: Truecrypt.

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NAT Traversal
Episode overview

01, 2006

Steve explains the clever technique that Skype and other programs use to end around NAT routers.

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Open Ports
Episode overview

08, 2006

Ever wonder what a port is? Steve explains what they are and what terms like "stealth ports" and "port sniffing mean." Leo reads a little poetry.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #8
Episode overview

15, 2006

On this episode, one dozen questons and answers

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The 'Hosts' File
Episode overview

22, 2006

This week Steve explains the mysterious HOSTS file - part of Windows, OS X, Linux, and many other operating systems. He talks about how malicious programs may misuse it, and how you can use it to protect yourself.

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Router Logs
Episode overview

29, 2006

This week Steve tells us what to do with the router logs. What a router can (and can't) tell you about your security situation?

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Internet Weaponry
Episode overview

06, 2006

This week Steve tells us about distributed denial of service attacks and how hackers use IRC botnets to create them.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #9
Episode overview

13, 2006

How big can a HOSTS file get? Does a firewall slow you down? A plan to fight phishers. All on this week's edition of Security Now! with Steve Gibson.

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The NETSTAT Command
Episode overview

20, 2006

How can you tell what your computer is doing on the net? Netstat. This handy program comes with almost all operating systems. On Windows, click Start, then select Command Prompt from the .. show full overview

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Virtual Machine History & Technology
Episode overview

27, 2006

Virtualization, its history and uses in security.

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Vista's Virgin Stack
Episode overview

03, 2006

Will Windows Vista be secure? According to a new study from Symantec, the decision to re-write the networking stack from the ground up means it will be much less secure than XP.

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A Busy Week for Security Troubles
Episode overview

10, 2006

Steve normally answers questions on shows divisible by four, but not this week. There's just too much security news including javascript exploits, Ebay gaming, and the sale of Hamachi.

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VMware
Episode overview

17, 2006

More on Virtualization technology, with a special focus on VMWare's Virtual Appliances.

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Blue Pill
Episode overview

24, 2006

The Blue Pill demonstrates a serious security concern with the Hypervisor mode in Windows Vista. Steve discusses the threat and arguments against it.

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Application Sandboxes
Episode overview

31, 2006

Sandboxing your browser to keep your system secure.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #10
Episode overview

07, 2006

Our regular session of questions and answers deals with Vista security, remote access, the HOSTS files, and Zone Alarm.

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Virtual PC versus VMware
Episode overview

14, 2006

Steve wraps up his rundown of Virtualization programs with a look at Microsoft's free Virtual PC.

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Two New Critical Windows Problems
Episode overview

21, 2006

Guest: Eric Sites, VP R&D Sunbelt Software Two serious Windows flaws have surfaced today. One, a zero-day exploit, makes it possible for any web site (or HTML email) to take over a .. show full overview

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Comparing
Episode overview

28, 2006

We conclude our coverage of virtual machine software with a review of Parallels - the fastest of the VM programs.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #11
Episode overview

05, 2006

Your questions, Steve's answers.

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ISP Privacy and Security
Episode overview

12, 2006

First a review of three more zero day exploits in Windows XP, then a look at what your ISP knows about you and how to protect your privacy.

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Internet Proxies
Episode overview

19, 2006

How proxy servers work to both speed up access and protect users.

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MojoPac
Episode overview

26, 2006

MojoPac software lets you put your entire Windows configuration on a thumbdrive or portable disk and take it with you anywhere. It works surprisingly well, but there are some caveats. Steve reviews.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #12
Episode overview

02, 2006

Your questions, Steve's answers.

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Why Is Security So Difficult?
Episode overview

09, 2006

What makes it so hard to secure Windows? Steve says ultimate security is ultimately impossible.

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Windows Vista Security
Episode overview

16, 2006

Why the 64-bit version of Windows is both more secure and less compatible. Steve explains why.

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Kernel Patch Protection
Episode overview

23, 2006

Microsoft is touting PatchGuard, a new security feature in 64-bit versions of XP and Vista. Steve explains how easy it is to hack, and what it's really for if it's not for deterring hackers.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #13
Episode overview

30, 2006

Our monthly question and answer session goes long - but there's lots of good information.

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The Social Implications of Internet Anonymity
Episode overview

07, 2006

Is there such a thing as anonymity on the Internet? How important is it?

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Achieving Internet Anonymity
Episode overview

14, 2006

Two interesting implementations of Internet anonymization: The Freenet Project for anonymously storing and transmitting files, and Tor, "the onion router" which can anonymize all your Internet accesses.

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SecurAble
Episode overview

21, 2006

Steve's latest free security application is called Securable. It's not quite ready yet, but Steve gives us a preview in this episode.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #14
Episode overview

28, 2006

Our monthly question and answer segment covers TOR details, overheating hard drives, and what happens to your data when you die...

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Digital Rights Management (DRM)
Episode overview

04, 2007

Steve and Leo survey the history and evolution of media property rights and the technologies used to enforce them as they prepare for next week's show: a look at AACS, the most pervasive .. show full overview

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Peter Gutmann on Vista DRM
Episode overview

12, 2007

Steve and Leo interview Peter Gutmann about his paper A Cost Analysis of Windows Vista Content Protection.

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Vista DRM Wrap-Up & Announcing “SecurAble”
Episode overview

12, 2007

We wrap up our discussion of the premium content protection features in Vista and announce Steve's newest free security utility: Securable.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #15
Episode overview

25, 2007

Our monthly question and answer segment covers DEP on the Mac, HD-DVD decryption, and email privacy...

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Microsoft on Vista DRM
Episode overview

31, 2007

Steve and Leo discuss Dave Marsh's response on behalf of Microsoft to Peter Gutmann's paper about Windows Vista Content Protection.

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DEP in Depth
Episode overview

07, 2007

Hardware Data Execution Protection is one of the best ways to protect your PC from hackers. Steve discusses how it works, how to turn it on, and the possible pitfalls of using it.

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Backtracking Spoofed Spam eMail
Episode overview

15, 2007

How do spambots work, why do spammers need them, and the best way to block them and prevent spam.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #16
Episode overview

22, 2007

Our monthly question and answer segment covers spam spoofing, VPN mysteries, and online backup security...

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Hard Drive Unreliability
Episode overview

01, 2007

Google's massive study of hard drive reliability yields some surprising results. Read more at http://www.grc.com/sn/notes-081.htm

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Cyber Warfare
Episode overview

08, 2007

Steve comments on the Federal Computer Week article Cyber officials: Chinese hackers attack 'anything and everything'.

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UAC in Depth
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15, 2007

A closer look at Vista's User Access Control.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #17
Episode overview

22, 2007

Our monthly question and answer show.

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Intro to Web Code Injection
Episode overview

29, 2007

Jikto is a Javascript tool that can take over your computer and use it to find sites with vulnerabilities. We describe it and the cross-site scripting flaws it looks for.

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Cross-Site Scripting
Episode overview

05, 2007

Updates on the Animated Cursor Vulnerability, a recommendation for security software from eEye, and how the Sony Reader works, plus an in depth discussion of scripting vulnerabilities.

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SQL Injection Exploits
Episode overview

12, 2007

Another common attack vector in web software is the SQL injection. Steve explains what it is and how it happens.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #18
Episode overview

19, 2007

Our monthly question and answer show.

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Even More Badly Broken WEP
Episode overview

26, 2007

WEP gets even more insecure with a new cracking technique that's 1000 times faster.

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Multifactor Authentication
Episode overview

03, 2007

Steve explains the theory and practice of multifactor authentication which uses combinations of "something you know," "something you have," and "something you are" to provide stronger .. show full overview

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Marc Maiffret
Episode overview

10, 2007

Guest: Marc Maiffret of eEye Digital Security Marc talks about Windows and Mac security, the coming threat from web applications, and eEye's free, all-in-one protection program, Blink Personal Edition.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #19
Episode overview

17, 2007

Our monthly question and answer show.

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Microsoft Patent Wars
Episode overview

24, 2007

Steve looks at software patents and the Microsoft challenge to open source software from the point of view of a developer, patent holder, and expert witness in patent cases.

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The Fourth Factor
Episode overview

31, 2007

We've already talked about the three factors of authentication: something you know (e.g. a password), something you have (a passcard), and something you are (a fingerprint). Now Steve .. show full overview

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OpenID
Episode overview

07, 2007

Open ID, how it works and what it means to you (not having to remember so many passwords for starters).

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Listener Feedback Q&A #20
Episode overview

15, 2007

Steve answers listener mail on subjects like authentication and more...

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Operation: Bot Roast
Episode overview

22, 2007

The FBI says it has uncovered one million computers that are being used by hackers without their owners' knowledge. Today Steve talks about BotNets and the FBI's Operation Bot Roast.

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Internet Identity Metasystems
Episode overview

28, 2007

Steve continues our discussion of authentication with a look at Internet identity metasystems.

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Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
Episode overview

05, 2007

The Trusted Platform Module - a hardware solution to security now shipping on many computers.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #21
Episode overview

12, 2007

Your questions, Steve's answers as we complete 100 consecutive weeks of shows!

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Are You Human?
Episode overview

19, 2007

Steve looks at Captcha and Re-Captcha - the pros and cons of trying to distinguish humans from robots, with a side look at Alan Turing and Jeff Hawkins's On Intelligence.

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Listener Mailbag #1
Episode overview

26, 2007

Our first mailbag episode with 20 questions and comments from our listeners.

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PayPal Security Key
Episode overview

02, 2007

A closer look at the Paypal Security Key with Michael Vergara, Director of Account Protections at Paypal.

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Listener Feedback Q&A #22
Episode overview

09, 2007

For 16Kbps versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: grc.com, also the home of the best disk maintenance and recovery utility ever written - Spinrite 6.

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Firewall LeakTesting
Episode overview

16, 2007

Steve, the creator of the original leak test program, talks about leak testing and how hackers work to get around them.

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Listener Mailbag #2
Episode overview

23, 2007

Our second mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners.

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PIP & Even More Perfect Passwords
Episode overview

30, 2007

Steve looks at Verisign's Personal Identity Provider, an OpenID service that works with the Paypal token, and talks about updates to his Perfect Password page.

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Listener Feedback #23
Episode overview

06, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners.

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GRC's eCommerce System
Episode overview

13, 2007

Steve talks about developing his in-house E-Commerce system, and how he solved some issues other e-commerce system handle poorly. We also talk about the pleasures of assembly language programming.

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Listener Feedback #24
Episode overview

20, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners, plus an extra one for fun.

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OpenID Precautions
Episode overview

27, 2007

Steve responds to criticisms of the OpenID system and offers some issues to consider when you use it.

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Listener Feedback #25
Episode overview

04, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners.

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Roaming Authentication
Episode overview

11, 2007

How do you solve the problem of secure access to data on the road? Steve shows how he tackled roaming authentication at grc.com and proposes a general solution for everyone.

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Listener Feedback #26
Episode overview

18, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners including our Great Idea of the Week...

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Perfect Paper Passwords
Episode overview

25, 2007

Following up on Episode 113, Roaming Authentication, Steve proposes a great way to strengthen remote access using Perfect Paper Passwords.

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Listener Feedback #27
Episode overview

01, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners.

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Even More Perfect paper Passwords
Episode overview

08, 2007

Perfect Paper Passwords version two!

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Listener Feedback #28
Episode overview

15, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners.

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PayPal and DoubleClick
Episode overview

22, 2007

Why does Paypal secretly send you through Doubleclick to get to some of its web pages? Steve explains how third-party cookies can violate your privacy and what to do about it.

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Listener Feedback #29
Episode overview

29, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners.

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Is Privacy Dead?
Episode overview

06, 2007

Is it possible to preserve your privacy in the digital age? It's certainly worth trying.

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Listener Feedback #30
Episode overview

13, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners...

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Jungle Disk
Episode overview

20, 2007

Steve interviews Dave Wright of JungleDisk, a data storage optimization product for Amazon's S3...

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Listener Feedback #31
Episode overview

27, 2007

Our regular mailbag episode with a dozen questions and comments from our listeners.

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Symmetric Ciphers
Episode overview

03, 2008

Steve further elaborates on symmetric ciphers, the workhorses of encryption.

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Listener Feedback #32
Episode overview

10, 2008

Steve discusses Treewalkdns.com, OpenDNS, Rijndael encryption Flash animation, Ironkey, and Opera mini security FAQ.

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Corporate Security
Episode overview

17, 2008

Steve talks about the challenges of corporate IT security policy and enforcement and the inherent tension between IT security staff and employees.

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Listener Feedback #33
Episode overview

24, 2008

Steve talks about the remote code execution exploit of the Microsoft Windows TCP/IP vulnerability and answers your questions.

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Windows SteadyState
Episode overview

31, 2008

Steve discusses how network administrators can protect their systems using Windows SteadyState.

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Listener Feedback #34
Episode overview

07, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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FREE CompuSec
Episode overview

14, 2008

Microsoft's Super Patch Tuesday, Macintosh updates, Adobe Acrobat exploit, Firefox patch, Vista SP-1, and more.

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Listener Feedback #35
Episode overview

21, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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TrueCrypt v5.0
Episode overview

28, 2008

Steve explores whole-drive encryption and details the release of TrueCrypt 5.0.

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Listener Feedback #36
Episode overview

06, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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IronKey
Episode overview

13, 2008

Guest: Dave Jevans, CEO of IronKey Steve interviews Dave Jevans of IronKey.

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Listener Feedback #37
Episode overview

20, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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RAM Hijacks
Episode overview

27, 2008

Steve breaks down the concept of dynamic RAM hijacking raised by the recent Princeton study.

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Listener Feedback #38
Episode overview

03, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Network Congestion
Episode overview

10, 2008

The logistics of network congestion, network neutrality and prioritized packets.

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Listener Feedback #39
Episode overview

17, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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RSA Conference 2008
Episode overview

24, 2008

ClamAV security flaw, ICQ vulnerability, Opera and more.

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Listener Feedback #40
Episode overview

01, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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YubiKey
Episode overview

08, 2008

Leo and I delve into the detailed operation of the YubiKey, the coolest new secure authentication device I discovered at the recent RSA Security Conference. Our special guest during the .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #41
Episode overview

15, 2008

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Secunia's PSI
Episode overview

22, 2008

The free vulnerability scanner and update management tool Secunia PSI.

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Listener Feedback #42
Episode overview

29, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Microsoft's Baseline Security Analyzer
Episode overview

05, 2008

Two useful but lesser-known Microsoft security utilities.

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Listener Feedback #43
Episode overview

12, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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ISP Betrayal
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19, 2008

An overview of next-generation behavioral tracking and profiling systems.

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Listener Feedback #44
Episode overview

26, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Phracking Phorm
Episode overview

03, 2008

How third parties are gaining footholds in ISP facilities in order to access your data.

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Listener Feedback #45
Episode overview

10, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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DePhormed Politics
Episode overview

17, 2008

More on the privacy threat from the Phorm system.

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Listener Feedback #46
Episode overview

24, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Bailiwicked Domain Attack
Episode overview

31, 2008

The nuts and bolts of DNS and the DNS cache poisoning attacks.

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Listener Feedback #47
Episode overview

07, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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DNS — After the Patch
Episode overview

14, 2008

A follow-up on the serious, and somewhat still present, DNS protocol spoofability flaw.

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Listener Feedback #48
Episode overview

21, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Vista Security Bypass
Episode overview

28, 2008

Black Hat Conference revelations, where Vista's security improvements fall short, and more.

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Listener Feedback #49
Episode overview

04, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Google's Chrome
Episode overview

11, 2008

Steve drills down to determine the security levels offered by Google Chrome.

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Listener Feedback #50
Episode overview

18, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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GoogleUpdate & DNS Security
Episode overview

25, 2008

The benefits, challenges, and nuances of secure DNS.

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SockStress
Episode overview

02, 2008

Steve explains yet another security flaw in the TCP stack.

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Listener Feedback #51
Episode overview

09, 2008

Airport security checks and balances, white knuckle Disney adventures, and the limits of spyware infestations?

1x166
Cross-Site Request Forgery
Episode overview

16, 2008

Steve tells you why you must always explicitly log out from banking and other important sites.

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Listener Feedback #52
Episode overview

23, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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ClickJacking
Episode overview

30, 2008

Steve discusses clickjacking, aka UI redressing, which tricks users into unintended web-based actions.

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Listener Feedback #53
Episode overview

06, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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The TKIP Hack
Episode overview

13, 2008

Why you shouldn't worry about the TKIP crack.

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Listener Feedback #54
Episode overview

20, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Sandboxie
Episode overview

27, 2008

Steve and Leo return to take a much closer look at "Sandboxie", an extremely useful, powerful, and highly recommended Windows security tool they first mentioned two years ago. This time, .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #55
Episode overview

04, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Sandbox Limitations
Episode overview

11, 2008

The limitations of sandboxing in preventing the negative impacts of malware.

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Listener Feedback #56
Episode overview

18, 2008

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

1x176
Drop My Rights
Episode overview

25, 2008

How to use Microsoft's little-known DropMyRights utility for safer browsing.

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Breaking SSL, PDP-8's & UltraCapacitors
Episode overview

01, 2009

Breaking SSL, PDP-8s, and Ultracapacitors. Full show notes are available at grc.com.

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Listener Feedback #57
Episode overview

08, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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Cracking Security Certificates
Episode overview

15, 2009

How security certificates are created and signed, what they do for us, and the MD5 hash.

1x180
Listener Feedback #58
Episode overview

22, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

1x181
Crypto Rehash
Episode overview

29, 2009

Steve gives an overview of the major concepts and components of encryption.

1x182
Listener Feedback #59
Episode overview

05, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

1x183
Modes of Encryption
Episode overview

12, 2009

Windows Update, IE7 Problems, ActiveX and Windows 7 issues, SQL attacks, and more.

1x184
Listener Feedback #60
Episode overview

19, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

1x185
Cryptographic HMACs
Episode overview

26, 2009

MSFT Autorun updates, FreeBSD telnetd, IE7 critical exploit, Acrobat Reader, and more.

1x186
Listener Feedback #61
Episode overview

05, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

1x187
Windows Autorun-around
Episode overview

12, 2009

Past and recent problems with Windows Autorun.

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Listener Feedback #62
Episode overview

19, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

1x189
Internet Explorer 8
Episode overview

26, 2009

Internet Explorer 8 speed benchmarks, cookies, Compatibly Mode, Smart Screen filter, DEP, and more.

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Listener Feedback #63
Episode overview

02, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

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GhostNet
Episode overview

09, 2009

A look into GhostNet, the alleged Chinese cyber-spying network.

1x192
Listener Feedback #64
Episode overview

16, 2009

This mailbag episode discusses new Firefox plugins, Conficker, buffer overflow, and more.

1x193
Conficker
Episode overview

23, 2009

Steve analyzes Conficker, the sophisticated worm that has spread to more than 10 million PCs worldwide.

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Listener Feedback #65
Episode overview

30, 2009

This mailbag episode covers Conficker, Windows process control, NeXT, Ironkey, and more.

1x195
The SSL/TLS Protocol
Episode overview

07, 2009

Steve describes the Internet's most-used security protocol, SSL, now evolved into TLS.

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Listener Feedback #66
Episode overview

14, 2009

This mailbag episode includes SSL/TLS, worms-resistant NATs, PDF JavaScript, nuclear power stations running Windows, and more.

1x197
Windows 7 Security
Episode overview

21, 2009

Security changes, additions and enhancements to Microsoft Windows 7.

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Listener Feedback #67
Episode overview

28, 2009

This mailbag episode includes FASM, scripts, sockets, SSL/TLS, HTTPS, Windows 7's XP mode, and more.

1x199
The Geek Atlas, IPv6 & a non-VPN
Episode overview

04, 2009

A good book, the IPv6 protocol, and Steve's secure TCP idea that doesn't use a VPN tunnel.

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Listener Feedback #68
Episode overview

11, 2009

In this mailbag episode we discuss IPv6, Non-VPNs, Microsoft ClickOnce, expired SSL certificates, and more.

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SecureZIP
Episode overview

18, 2009

The operation, features, and security of PKWARE?s free SecureZIP file archiving and encrypting utility.

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Listener Feedback #69
Episode overview

25, 2009

In this mailbag episode we discuss SecureZip, WPA/WPA2, home-grown VPNs, foreign ATMs, and more.

1x203
Boyer & Moore
Episode overview

02, 2009

Steve tells of the Bob Boyer and J Strother Moore algorithm for finding a substring in a buffer.

1x204
Listener Feedback #70
Episode overview

09, 2009

Our regular mailbag episode with questions and comments from our listeners.

1x205
Lempel & Ziv
Episode overview

16, 2009

An examination of Lempel-Ziv data compression, one of the most prevalent computer algorithms of all time.

1x206
Mega Security News Update
Episode overview

23, 2009

Security updates in Windows Office, IAS, Virtual PC, Virtual Server, msvid control, and more.

1x207
Listener Feedback #71
Episode overview

30, 2009

Steve answers questions on AES-256, iPhone security, TrueCrypt, Firefox privacy, and more.

1x208
Listener Feedback #72
Episode overview

06, 2009

Steve answers questions on SSL encryption, 3g security, Trojans, VPNs as infection vectors, and more.

1x209
Vitamin D
Episode overview

13, 2009

A rare off-topic discussion about Steve's research into vitamin D.

1x210
Listener Feedback #73
Episode overview

20, 2009

Security news and listeners' questions...

1x211
Voting Machine Hacking
Episode overview

27, 2009

Steve covers the security implications of electronic voting machines.

1x212
Listener Feedback #74
Episode overview

03, 2009

Steve answers questions on iPIG VPN, Flash cookies, firewalls, parents' passwords, and more.

1x213
Cracking GSM Cellphones
Episode overview

10, 2009

The inherent insecurities of GSM, the pseudo-random bitstream cipher protecting data on billions of phones.

1x214
Listener Feedback #75
Episode overview

17, 2009

Steve addresses feedback on GSM security, cookies, router admin passwords, proxy servers, and more.

1x215
Security Maxims
Episode overview

24, 2009

Steve and Leo talk about various security maxims, what they mean, why you should follow them, and more.

1x216
Listener Feedback #76
Episode overview

01, 2009

Leo and Steve talk about Microsoft Security Essentials, your questions, and more.

1x217
The Fundamentally Broken Browser Model
Episode overview

08, 2009

How SSLs can be spoofed in man-in-the-middle attacks.

1x218
Listener Feedback #77
Episode overview

15, 2009

Microsoft ships its biggest update ever, Comcast has its eyes on you, and Steve answers your questions.

1x219
Badly Broken Browsing
Episode overview

22, 2009

Why patches are impossible, the Total (In)security virus, and why writing software shouldn't be too easy.

1x220
Listener Feedback #78
Episode overview

29, 2009

Microsoft ships its biggest update ever, Comcast has its eyes on you, and Steve answers your questions.

1x221
The Oxymoron of “JavaScript Security”
Episode overview

05, 2009

The problem with Javascript and security. Guest John Graham-Cumming says it's the "elephant in your browser."

1x222
Listener Feedback #79
Episode overview

12, 2009

We've got the latest security news, including an SSL hack, plus eight great questions from you and Steve's answers...

1x223
A security vulnerability in SSL
Episode overview

19, 2009

Steve explains how a serious exploit in SSL works.

1x224
Listener Feedback #80
Episode overview

26, 2009

Security news, including the NSA's contributions to Windows 7, iPhone bot nets, plus Steve answers your questions.

1x225
“Same Origin” Troubles
Episode overview

03, 2009

Apple fixes security flaws, Ford SYNC SDK, black screen of death, same origin troubles, and more.

1x226
Listener Feedback #130
Episode overview

10, 2009

Digital voting goes open source, patch Tuesday news, and Steve answers your questions.

1x227
Cyberwarfare
Episode overview

17, 2009

Steve covers what may be the future of conflict, Cyberwarfare.

1x228
Listener Feedback #82
Episode overview

24, 2009

Steve responds to questions covering Skype spam, SSL cracking, unencrypted UAV video feeds, free SSL certificates, and more.

1x229
The Rational Rejection of Security Advice
Episode overview

31, 2009

A hard look at the costs and benefits of following all security advice.

1x230
Listener Feedback #83
Episode overview

07, 2010

This week's questions cover packet flow, hijacking DNS queries, router DNS, Patch Tuesday, and more.

1x231
Mega Security Update & CES Observations
Episode overview

14, 2010

Steve catches up with a mega security update, then gives us some of his favorite (wacky) products from CES.

1x232
Listener Feedback #84
Episode overview

21, 2010

Steve answers listener questions about live Linux CDs, TrueCrypt RAM encryption, resetting Thomson modem passwords, and more.

1x233
Let's Design a Computer (part 1)
Episode overview

28, 2010

Steve explains how computers work by designing one from first principles.

1x234
Listener Feedback #85
Episode overview

04, 2010

Internet Explorer as a file system, using Live CDs for security, and Steve takes on the iPad...

1x235
Machine Language
Episode overview

11, 2010

For 16kpbs versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: grc.com, also the home of the best disk maintenance and recovery utility ever written Spinrite 6.

1x236
Listener Feedback #86
Episode overview

18, 2010

More flash vulnerabilities, security updates, fake security software, Steve answers your questions, and more.

1x237
Indirection: The Power of Pointers
Episode overview

25, 2010

An introduction to the use of "indirection" in computer science, security news, and more.

1x238
Listener Feedback #87
Episode overview

04, 2010

Steve answers your questions about webcam privacy, unencrypted data in ram, and more.

1x239
Stacks, Registers & Recursion
Episode overview

11, 2010

How stacks, registers and recursion are interrelated, the latest security news, and more.

1x240
Listener Feedback #88
Episode overview

18, 2010

Patch Tuesday, Opera vulnerabilities, the RSA conference, RealDVD, and more.

1x241
Hardware Interrupts
Episode overview

25, 2010

Steve continues his talk on the foundational technologies of computing. This week: how computers do more than one thing at a time using interrupts.

1x242
Listener Feedback #89
Episode overview

01, 2010

Critical updates from Microsoft and Apple, good news for Gmail security, and a warning for nudists...

1x243
State Subversion of SSL
Episode overview

08, 2010

Firefox updates, vulnerabilities in .PDFs, Steve's iPad review, SSL/TLS, and more.

1x244
Listener Feedback #90
Episode overview

15, 2010

Microsoft security updates, the FCC's jurisdiction on bandwidth shaping, Java flaws, iPhone OS security, the state of SSL security, and more.

1x245
The Security of Open vs CLosed
Episode overview

22, 2010

Steve and Leo seriously examine the proven comparative security of open versus closed source and development software, and open versus closed execution platforms.

1x246
Listener Feedback #91
Episode overview

29, 2010

Stolen Google source code, GSM hacked, photocopy machine hard drive security, your questions, and more.

1x247
The “Multi”-verse
Episode overview

06, 2010

Opera vulnerabilities, Adobe PDF insecurities, malware from the US Treasury, Steve joins Twitter, and more.

1x248
The Portable Dog Killer
Episode overview

13, 2010

Patch tuesday, laptop camera surveillance, Yahoo! messenger worm, and more.

1x249
Listener Feedback #92
Episode overview

20, 2010

Shockwave issues, Mozilla's plug-in check, weaponized email, hacking cars, your questions, and more.

1x250
Operating Systems
Episode overview

27, 2010

Manually updating IrfanView and Free Download Manager, Google wifi litigation, how operating systems work, and more.

1x251
Listener Feedback #93
Episode overview

03, 2010

Tabnabbing, Adobe security rumors, iPad data plan changes, your questions, and more.

1x252
RISCy Business
Episode overview

10, 2010

Adobe zero-day, overwrought iPad security news, the evolution of computing architectures, and more.

1x253
Listener Feedback #94
Episode overview

17, 2010

Mac update, AT&T hijinks, another zero-day vulnerability from Microsoft, Adobe delays pdf fix, your questions, and more.

1x254
What We'll Do for Speed
Episode overview

24, 2010

The 25 year legacy of unbelievably complex technologies used in microprocessors to maximize performance.

1x255
Listener Feedback #95
Episode overview

01, 2010

Out of cycle Acrobat and Reader updates, Firefox improvements, flawed SSL study, internet kill switch, your questions, and more.

1x256
LastPass
Episode overview

08, 2010

Steve thoroughly evaluates LastPass, explains why high-security passwords are necessary, and tells us how LastPass makes storing those passwords secure.

1x257
Listener Feedback #96
Episode overview

15, 2010

Chrome update, ClearCloud DNS, Microsoft and Russian camaraderie, LastPass, your questions, and more.

1x258
Five Years of Vulnerabilities
Episode overview

22, 2010

Windows shell worm in the wild, Security Essentials 2.0 beta, Secunia's 5-year analysis, and more.

1x259
Listener Feedback #97
Episode overview

29, 2010

Firefox mega security update, WPA2 broken?, .LNK viruses in the wild, infected Dell motherboards, your questions and more.

1x260
DNS Rebinding
Episode overview

05, 2010

Windows .LNK vulnerability fixed, Google's WiFi "overcollection" in the UK, news from Blackhat, DNS rebinding, and more.

1x261
Listener Feedback #98
Episode overview

12, 2010

PayPal discontinues their virtual credit card service, RIM placing servers in Saudi Arabia, Firefox v4 updates silently, your questions and more.

1x262
Strict Transport Security
Episode overview

19, 2010

Apple fixes the jailbreak hole, trojans on Android, Strict Transport Security (STS), and more.

1x263
Listener Feedback #99
Episode overview

26, 2010

Out-Of-Cycle update from Adobe, Apple security update, binary planting, Spanair 2008 crash, your questions, and more.

1x264
Side-Channel Privacy Leakage
Episode overview

02, 2010

Consequences of the web not being designed for privacy, including non-consensual user tracking.

1x265
Listener Feedback #100
Episode overview

09, 2010

Fix-It for .dll hijack, danger from applications changing the working directory, first successful 64-bit Windows root kit, your questions, and more.

1x266
Inside OAuth
Episode overview

16, 2010

Microsoft's 2nd Tuesday update, new 0-day vulnerabilities in Adobe, Firefox fixes, "Stuxnet" worm, delegated access through OAuth, and more.

1x267
Listener Feedback #101
Episode overview

23, 2010

Flash update, Microsoft ASP .NET problem, HDCP master key leak, Twitter "OnMouseover" XSS flaw, your questions, and more.

1x268
CryptoSystem Backdoors
Episode overview

30, 2010

New 0-day for Windows, HDCP decryption software, Stuxnet & Iran, COICA, cryptography systems and backdoors for law enforcement, and more.

1x269
Listener Feedback #102
Episode overview

07, 2010

Adobe Acrobat patched, RIM and India going 'round & 'round, Comcast VS. Bot, and more.

1x270
The Evercookie
Episode overview

14, 2010

Microsoft breaks Patch Tuesday update record, Facebook adds OTPs and remote signout, What is The Evercookie?, and more.

1x271
Listener Feedback #103
Episode overview

21, 2010

Microsoft reports on Java exploits, new Adobe Reader will sandbox, feedback from MSRT, your questions, and more.

1x272
Firesheep
Episode overview

28, 2010

Mozilla and Real Player updates, Firefox 0-day, Wall Street Journal tracking and privacy series, session hijacking for the rest of us, and more.

1x273
Listener Feedback #104 & The FireStorm
Episode overview

04, 2010

Firesheep firestorm, Flash 0-day exploit in the wild, another iPhone lock screen bypass, your questions, and more.

1x274
Benchmarking DNS
Episode overview

11, 2010

Second Tuesday updates, critical Outlook fix, Android risks, Google expands "bug bounty", GRC's DNS Benchmark, and more.

1x275
Listener Feedback #105
Episode overview

18, 2010

Big Apple update, IE6/7 0-day unpatched, infected Chinese cell phones, Stuxnet's probable target, your questions, and more.

1x276
Testing DNS Spoofability
Episode overview

25, 2010

Safari update, HTTPS Everywhere, FBI wants to wiretap the Internet, comprehensive DNS spoofability test, and more.

1x277
Listener Feedback #106
Episode overview

02, 2010

New WIndows kernel vulnerability, Wikileaks siprnet, Vitamin D findings, your questions, and more.

1x278
Tag Me (with RFID)
Episode overview

09, 2010

Windows 7 SP1 reaches RC level, Google Chrome v8.0 released, What is SHIELD?, How to keep track of people using RFID tags, and more.

1x279
Listener Feedback #107
Episode overview

16, 2010

Microsoft's December security updates, backdoor in BSD, WikiLeaks DDoS, your questions, and more.

1x280
Bluetooth
Episode overview

23, 2010

OpenBSD discredits backdoor, weak net neutrality, compromised site warnings from Google, Bluetooth in depth, and more.

1x281
The Portable Dog Killer, Encore
Episode overview

30, 2010

An encore presentation of an enlightening story from Steve's past.

1x282
Listener Feedback #108
Episode overview

06, 2011

Microsoft acknowledges IE problem, hacking GSM phones, Stuxnet update, your questions, and more.

1x283
Bluetooth Hacking
Episode overview

13, 2011

Cross Fuzz, warrantless cell phone searches, Obama's "Unified Internet Identity", flavors of bluetooth hacking, and more.

1x284
Listener Feedback #109
Episode overview

20, 2011

Israel and US teamed up on Stuxnet, global IPv6 test coming, your questions, and more.

1x285
Fuzzy Browsers
Episode overview

27, 2011

Google awards first "Elite" security award, Facebook SSL and HTTPS, unprivileged work e-mail, stress testing browsers, and more.

1x286
Listener Feedback #110
Episode overview

03, 2011

Gingerbread data disclosure vulnerability, SourceForge hack, IPv4 depletion, zero-day attacks no more, your questions, and more.

1x287
BitCoin CryptoCurrency
Episode overview

09, 2011

Firefox adds "Do Not Track", Verizon alters web content, McAfee on Mobile Malware, BitCoin, and more.

1x288
Listener Feedback #111
Episode overview

17, 2011

A critical Microsoft vulnerability, The differences between open and closed source software, A number of questions around BitCoin, and more.

1x290
Listener Feedback #112
Episode overview

03, 2011

Windows 7 service pack 1 is out, Apple's Thunderbolt security, Facebook's HTTPS security turns itself off, and more.

1x291
Stuxnet
Episode overview

10, 2011

The anatomy of Stuxnet, plus Pwn2Own is underway meaning updates from Apple, Google, Microsoft, and more.

1x289
Proxied Surfing
Episode overview

17, 2011

After catching up with the week's security updates and other security-related news, Steve and Leo discuss the many modes of operation of "Proxied Web Surfing" which are used to bypass .. show full overview

1x292
Listener Feedback #113
Episode overview

17, 2011

The consequences of Pwn2Own, Issues around the Japanese earthquake, reverse DNS, and more.

1x293
IE9
Episode overview

24, 2011

Internet Explorer 9, RSA Security comprimised, India versus Blackberry, and more.

1x294
Listener Feedback #114
Episode overview

31, 2011

Fraudulent SSL certificates, RSA SecurID breach update, Real Player vulnerability, your questions, and more.

1x295
The Comodo SSL Breach
Episode overview

07, 2011

RSA SecurID Break-in, YubiHSM, Epsilon security breach, DNT gets traction, and more.

1x296
Listener Feedback #115
Episode overview

14, 2011

64 fixes from Microsoft, Another Flash exploit, Wordpress hacked, your questions, and more.

1x297
Pass-Sentences??
Episode overview

21, 2011

iOS location tracking, Pass phrase security, Dropbox authentication, and more.

1x298
Listener Feedback #116
Episode overview

28, 2011

Sony Playstation Network breach, Mobile tracking, Disc Drive steganography, your emails, and more.

1x299
Going Random (1)
Episode overview

05, 2011

Firefox and Chrome updates, Apple tracks differently, Bin Laden's security, relying on randomness, and more.

1x300
Listener Feedback #117
Episode overview

12, 2011

Reasons you should change your Facebook password right now, Zero Day, a new Do Not Track bill, and more.

1x301
Going Random (2)
Episode overview

19, 2011

DIY Malware kite for Mac, Protect IP act, Achieving true randomness, and more.

1x302
Listener Feedback #118
Episode overview

26, 2011

Mac Defender malware, Sony's continuing security woes, Android vulnerability patched by Google, your questions, and more.

1x303
Password Haystacks
Episode overview

02, 2011

Making passwords memorable AND uncrackable, More on Mac Defender, Lockheed Martin breach, and more.

1x304
Listener Feedback #119
Episode overview

09, 2011

RSA SecurID token replacement, Sony breaches continue, your questions, and more.

1x305
Ghostery
Episode overview

16, 2011

Website surveillance monitoring and blocking, IMF breach, commercial bank fraud liability, and more.

1x306
Listener Feedback #120
Episode overview

23, 2011

Malware stealing Bitcoins, Dropbox security, WordPress hacked, your questions, and more.

1x307
The Future of Identity
Episode overview

30, 2011

LulzSec says farewell, cost of Citigroup attack, National Institute of Standards and Technology, and more.

1x308
Listener Feedback #121
Episode overview

07, 2011

Dropbox TOS update, Microsoft's Skype intercept patent, evaluating LulzSec, your questions, and more.

1x309
How the Internet Works, Part 1
Episode overview

14, 2011

Steve explains how the internet works with three basic principles, plus security updates, security news, and more.

1x310
Listener Feedback #122
Episode overview

21, 2011

iOS updates, careers in computer security, randomness in cryptography, your questions, and more.

1x311
Anatomy of a Security Mistake
Episode overview

28, 2011

Apple iOS Certificate, Passware, dissecting the crypt_blowfish bug, and more.

1x312
Listener Feedback #123
Episode overview

04, 2011

We find a way to keep Tor from being censored, KISSmetrics's sneaky cookie and your questions answered by Steve.

1x313
How The Internet Works: ICMP & UDP
Episode overview

11, 2011

Adobe patches galore, a deep look at ICMP and UDP, and more.

1x314
Listener Feedback #124
Episode overview

18, 2011

Tons of Firefox news, Gizmodo off the hook, lot's of questions, and more.

1x315
Off The Grid
Episode overview

25, 2011

Caesar Cipher, Playfair Cipher, going off the grid and more.

1x316
Listener Feedback #125
Episode overview

01, 2011

Google's fraudulent SSL Certificate, Pakistan bans encryption software, your questions, and more.

1x317
TCP Part 1 – Getting Connected
Episode overview

08, 2011

DigiNotar mega-update, DNS hack of NetNames, TCP demystified, and more.

1x318
Listener Feedback #126
Episode overview

15, 2011

More on DigiNotar, GlobalSign security breach, your questions, and more.

1x319
Certificate Authority (CA) Trust - Time to Change it?
Episode overview

22, 2011

DigiNotar bankruptcy, SSL weakness discovered, alternatives to the CA Hierarchy Model, and more.

1x320
Listener Feedback #127
Episode overview

29, 2011

Kindle Fire and the Silk browser, MySQL breach, your questions, and more.

1x321
The Beauty of B.E.A.S.T.
Episode overview

05, 2011

HTC not sandboxing Android data, phishing on the rise, Browser Exploit Against SSL/TLS, and more.

1x322
Listener Feedback #128
Episode overview

12, 2011

Fighter drone's malware infection, Germany deliberately installing malware on traveller's computers, your questions and Steve's answers.

1x323
TCP Pt.2 - Attacking TCP
Episode overview

19, 2011

Details on the Silk browser, Google encrypted search, TCP attacks, and more.

1x324
Listener Feedback #129
Episode overview

26, 2011

Two Internets, Stuxnet variant "DuQu", Spanning Tree Protocol, your questions, and more.

1x325
TCP Pt.3 - Necessary Refinements
Episode overview

02, 2011

Certificate authorities compromised, BT to block Newzbin, Mac OSX Bitcoin mining malware, "Bytes in Flight", and more.

1x326
Listener Feedback #81
Episode overview

09, 2011

DuQu worm, remote code execution kernel vulnerability, Adobe abandons Flash for mobile, your questions, and more.

1x327
Internet Privacy Update
Episode overview

16, 2011

Firefox 8, SOPA, Kindle Fire first look, and more.

1x328
Listener Feedback #131
Episode overview

23, 2011

SOPA, SCADA hacked, Kindle Fire extended review, your questions, and more.

1x329
Browser ID
Episode overview

30, 2011

Comparing Mozilla's BrowserID to other security technologies, Android malware, Malvertising, and more.

1x330
Listener Feedback #132
Episode overview

07, 2011

DNSCrypt Beta for Mac, Zeus banking trojan, Carrier IQ, your questions, and more.

1x331
Mega Security News Update
Episode overview

14, 2011

Microsoft, Adobe, and Carrier IQ security news, and more.

1x332
Listener Feedback #133
Episode overview

21, 2011

Background updates of IE, more on Carrier IQ, your questions, and more.

1x333
Science Fiction Holiday Special
Episode overview

28, 2011

Firefox 9, SOPA, Sci-Fi movie and book recommendations, and more.

1x334
Listener Feedback #134
Episode overview

04, 2012

Microsoft's Out-Of-Cycle patch, FISA constitutionality, your questions, and more.

1x335
Wi-Fi Protected (In)Security
Episode overview

09, 2012

Simple Secure Wifi isn't very secure, password recovering charger, WPA cracker, and more.

1x336
Listener Feedback #135
Episode overview

18, 2012

Zappos customer data breach, Slow Motion DDoS, your questions, and more.

1x337
WPS: A Troubled Protocol
Episode overview

25, 2012

Forcing laptop decryption, GPS tracking now requires a warrant, DNS poisoning, and more.

1x338
Listener Feedback #136
Episode overview

01, 2012

Google's privacy policy changes, Region's lost 401k data, pcAnywhere source stolen years ago, your questions, and more.

1x339
“ScriptNo” for Chrome
Episode overview

08, 2012

NSTIC update, webcam nightmare, a NoScript-like extension for Chrome, and more.

1x340
Listener Feedback #137
Episode overview

15, 2012

SSL's public key encryption, pcAnywhere, Google Wallet, your questions, and more.

1x341
Can “Anonymous” Take Down the Internet?
Episode overview

22, 2012

The iOS cookie incident, whether Anonymous might take down the Internet, and more.

1x342
Listener Feedback #138
Episode overview

29, 2012

HTML video copy protection, protection against forced decryption, Yubico "Nano", your questions, and more.

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HTTP & SPDY
Episode overview

06, 2012

LulzSec leader betrays Anonymous , how a site can know your social networks, comparing HTTP to SPDY, and more.

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Listener Feedback #139
Episode overview

14, 2012

6th annual Pwn2Own, Microsoft's noisy 2nd Tuesday, Wikipedia transfer from GoDaddy complete, your questions, and more.

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Buffer Bloat
Episode overview

21, 2012

Buffer Bloat on the internet, NSA Super-Super Computer Center, Apache Server Status information leakage, and more.

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Listener Feedback #140
Episode overview

28, 2012

Ten great answers and questions, buffer bloat, security news, and more.

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iOS Password Mis-Managers
Episode overview

04, 2012

Global Payments card processor breach, Apple holds security key for iCloud, iPhone passcode exploit, and more.

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Listener Feedback #141
Episode overview

11, 2012

Flashback infects 670,000 Macs, safety of Safari password storage, Windows Defender Offline, your questions, and more.

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Cloud Solutions
Episode overview

19, 2012

Steve gathers up all the cloud storage solutions and gives us his review.

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Twitter Feedback Q&A #142 / Cloud Security
Episode overview

25, 2012

During this special Q&A episode, Iyaz and I host an entirely Twitter-driven Q&A episode, caused by the flurry of interest created by last week's focus upon Cloud Storage Solutions. After .. show full overview

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Three Hybrid Cloud Solutions
Episode overview

02, 2012

After catching up with the week's news and Twitter feedback, Leo and I closely examine three remote cloud storage solutions whose Crypto was done COMPLETELY right, Offering full TNO .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #143
Episode overview

09, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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DMARC - eMail Security
Episode overview

16, 2012

After catching up with the week's news, Steve and Leo look at the state of the slow but sure and steady progress being made to tighten up the Internet's eMail security. Since spoofing .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #144
Episode overview

23, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Poking Holes in TCP
Episode overview

30, 2012

Steve and Leo tackle two new and interesting threats to Internet security. First, the newly discovered “Flame” / “Flamer” / “Skywiper” malware dwarfs Stuxnet and Duqu in capability and .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #145
Episode overview

06, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Flame On!
Episode overview

13, 2012

This week, after catching up with a large amount of the week’s news, Leo and I carefully examine two major new discoveries about the Windows Flame worm.

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Listener Feedback #146
Episode overview

20, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Coddling Our Buffers
Episode overview

27, 2012

After catching up with a few items of security and privacy news, Leo and I return to the Internet's "Buffer Bloat" problem to share the new solution “CoDel” (pronounced “coddle”) that .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #147
Episode overview

11, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Paul Vixie & DNS Changer
Episode overview

18, 2012

After catching up with the week's security news, Leo and I take a close look at the recent “DNS Changer” malware, the FBI's role in the “takedown” of the malicious servers, and the .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #148
Episode overview

25, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Ali Baba's Cave
Episode overview

01, 2012

After catching up with an eventful week of security news, Leo and I explore a variant of the story of “Ali Baba's Cave” as a means for clearly explaining the operation and requirements of cryptographic Zero-Knowledge Interactive Proofs.

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Mat Honan's Very Bad Weekend
Episode overview

08, 2012

After catching up with an eventful week of security news, Leo and I describe and explore the details of the “epic hack” that recently befell well-known technology writer Mat Honan.

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Listener Feedback #149
Episode overview

15, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Password Cracking Update: The Death of “Clever”
Episode overview

22, 2012

After catching up with a collection of miscellaneous and interesting security-related news, Leo and I take a close look at the long-term consequences of the many massive password .. show full overview

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What a Busy Week!
Episode overview

29, 2012

We have so much security news and information to cover this week that we didn’t have time to take questions from our listeners. What we have, instead, is a LOT of interesting news about .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #150
Episode overview

05, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

1x369
Internet Identity Update
Episode overview

11, 2012

After catching up with an eventful week of security news, Leo and I step back for an overview and discussion of the slowly evolving state of the art in Internet Identity Authentication.

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Mark Russinovich & Other News
Episode overview

19, 2012

We begin the week with a visit with our distinguished guest, Mark Russinovich, late of Sysinternals and now with Microsoft. Mark joins us to chat about the release of his second security .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #151
Episode overview

26, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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NFC - Near Field Communications
Episode overview

03, 2012

After catching up with just a tiny bit of security news (it was a very quiet week in security), Leo and I take the podcast's first-ever comprehensive look at the emerging and .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #152
Episode overview

10, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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ECC - Elliptic Curve Cryptography
Episode overview

17, 2012

After catching up with the week's most important security news, Leo and I wind up our propeller-cap beanies, right to the breaking point of their springs, in order to obtain enough lift .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #153
Episode overview

24, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Fully Homomorphic Encryption
Episode overview

31, 2012

This week, after failing to find much in the way of interesting security news, Leo and I make up for that by introducing the concept of “Fully Homomorphic Encryption,” which allows .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #154
Episode overview

07, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Microsoft: Security, Privacy & DNT
Episode overview

14, 2012

After catching up with an interesting and varied grab-bag of security news and paraphernalia, Tom and I further examine the controversy surrounding Microsoft's decision to enable the Do .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #155
Episode overview

21, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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DTLS - Datagram Transport Layer Security
Episode overview

28, 2012

After catching up with lots of interesting security news, updates on Steve's Acoustic Dog Training project, and lots of other miscellany, Leo and I examine a recently developed and .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #156
Episode overview

05, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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QR Codes
Episode overview

12, 2012

After catching up with the week's news, Leo and I take a deep dive into the technology of the ever-more-ubiquitous “QR Codes” which are popping up everywhere and are increasingly being used, not only for good, but with malicious intent.

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Listener Feedback #157
Episode overview

19, 2012

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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Once Upon a Time
Episode overview

26, 2012

For this special year-end holiday edition of Security Now!, I dug down deep into my video archives, taking back 22 years, to 1990, to share a 45-minute presentation I gave, once upon a .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #158
Episode overview

02, 2013

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

1x386
Disconnect WidgetJacking
Episode overview

09, 2013

After catching up with a very busy week of interesting security news and events, Leo and I examine the growing privacy and security problems created by the ever more pervasive social .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #159
Episode overview

16, 2013

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

1x388
Memory Hard Problems
Episode overview

23, 2013

After catching up with a bunch of fun and interesting news of the week, Leo and I examine the future of anti-hacking password scrambling and storage with the introduction of “Memory Hard .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #160 & UPnP Exposure Disaster
Episode overview

30, 2013

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events—and the disastrous news of 81 million exposed vulnerable routers!—discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. .. show full overview

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“Mega” Security Overview
Episode overview

06, 2013

After covering “UPnP a week later” and catching up with some interesting security industry happenings, Leo and I take a look into the controversy surrounding the security (or lack thereof) of Kim Dotcom's new “Mega” cloud storage offering.

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Listener Feedback #161
Episode overview

13, 2013

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

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The Internet Underworld
Episode overview

20, 2013

We first converse with today's special guest, Brian Krebs, who for many years wrote for the Washington Post and is now publishing his own “Krebs on Security” blog. Our topic is “The .. show full overview

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Listener Feedback #162
Episode overview

27, 2013

Leo and I discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes. We tie up loose ends, explore a wide range of topics that are .. show full overview

1x394
Tor 2.0
Episode overview

06, 2013

Evernote resets 50 million passwords, Oracle issues emergency JAVA update, Tor's updated operation, and more.

1x395
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 163
Episode overview

13, 2013

More JAVA vulnerabilities, more Flash vulnerabilities, DNT and IE10, your questions, and more.

1x396
Telnet-pocalypse
Episode overview

20, 2013

Bitcoin, Carna Botnet, Krebs DDoS'd, distributed hash tables, and more.

1x397
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 164
Episode overview

27, 2013

Apple authentication, FBI and Real-Time interception, your questions, and more.

1x398
Distributed Hash Tables
Episode overview

03, 2013

COX is blocking UPnP, "Darkleech", poor Comcast JavaScript, Distributed Database technology, and more.

1x399
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 165
Episode overview

10, 2013

Comcast's Blocked Ports, Verizon DSL begins to NAT it's users, VUDO, your questions, and more.

1x400
VPN Solutions
Episode overview

17, 2013

Wordpress botnet, another JAVA update, CRAPCHAs, Virtual Private Networks, and more.

1x405
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 168
Episode overview

22, 2013

New Firefox cookie policy, Skype snooping, your questions, and more.

1x401
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 166
Episode overview

24, 2013

Another JAVA flaw, Google Street View data collection in Germany, Malware in Google Play Apps, and more!

1x402
BitTorrent Sync
Episode overview

01, 2013

Security news, "BitTorrent Sync", and more.

1x403
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 167
Episode overview

08, 2013

Quantum Internet, BT tests IP address sharing, Syria on the Internet, your questions, and more.

1x404
How Facebook Monetizes
Episode overview

15, 2013

iPhone cracking for law enforcement, New Yorker opens an anonymous dead-drop system, Syria dropped off the Net again, and more.

1x406
Off the Record with OTR
Episode overview

29, 2013

Login with Amazon, Google to update SSL certificates, anatomy of a hack, and more.

1x407
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 169
Episode overview

05, 2013

Car door lock mystery, Zeus Trojan on Facebook, your questions, and more.

1x408
The State of Surveillance
Episode overview

12, 2013

Diving deep and defining NSA's PRISM data collection, and more.

1x409
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 170
Episode overview

19, 2013

More on PRISM, the business of secretive communication, your questions, and more.

1x410
Interesting Intel History
Episode overview

26, 2013

Snowden leaks continue, Firefox 22, Project Chess, and more.

1x411
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 171
Episode overview

03, 2013

Snowden leaks continue, Firefox 22, Project Chess, and more.

1x412
SSL and Perfect Forward Secrecy
Episode overview

10, 2013

A creepy PRISM thought, a defense against it, a big Microsoft patch Tuesday, and more.

1x413
How Much Tinfoil?
Episode overview

17, 2013

Microsoft handing NSA encrypted messages, Feds disinvited to Def Con, and more.

1x414
Inflection Points
Episode overview

24, 2013

Department of Homeland Security overreaction, Feds want master encryption keys, Apple's dev site hacked, and more.

1x415
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 172
Episode overview

31, 2013

XKeyscore, SkyDrive looking for a new name, Megamos Crypto, your questions, and more.

1x416
Black Hat, TOR and more
Episode overview

07, 2013

Firefox 23, Twitter multi-factor auth improvements, NSA Director's bad time at Black Hat, and more.

1x417
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 173
Episode overview

14, 2013

Lavabit, Silent Circle, Android and BitCoin, your questions, and more.

1x418
Considering PGP
Episode overview

21, 2013

Steve and Leo cover the consequences of the Snowden leaks and, with that in mind, they examine the Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) system for encrypting email and attachments.

1x419
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 174
Episode overview

28, 2013

Kim Dotcom's secure email solution, Wickr, Cackle, Hemlis, your questions, and more.

1x420
BitMessage
Episode overview

04, 2013

NSA and USA in the doghouse, New Zealand bans software patents, more JAVA trouble, and more.

1x421
The Perfect Accusation
Episode overview

11, 2013

LastPass and the NSA, MyOpenID, Patch Tuesday, NSA versus encryption, and more.

1x422
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 175
Episode overview

18, 2013

Social media monitoring at school, unpatchable Java 6 exploits, IPv6 subversion, and more.

1x423
Fingerprint Biometrics
Episode overview

25, 2013

NSA-influenced code and backdoors, iOS7 flaws, TouchID, and more.

1x424
SQRL
Episode overview

02, 2013

Fingerprints are usernames, BitTorrent Chat, Steve's practical replacement for website usernames and passwords, and more.

1x425
SQRL and Q & A 176
Episode overview

09, 2013

Secure QR Login followup, Lavabit defied the FBI, Microsoft's second Tuesday, your questions, and more.

1x426
SQRL: Anti-Phishing and Revocation
Episode overview

16, 2013

Two new valuable features of SQRL, Internet Governance Project, Lavabit, and more.

1x427
A Newsy Week
Episode overview

23, 2013

Google's “Project Shield”, CryptoSeal, CryptoLocker, Shumway, and more.

1x428
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 177
Episode overview

30, 2013

Firefox 25, LinkedIn Intro, CryptoLocker, SQRL, your questions, and more.

1x429
Monkey Was 26th
Episode overview

06, 2013

TrueCrypt Audit, Google versus the NSA, LastPass update, and much more news.

1x430
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 178
Episode overview

13, 2013

Microsoft TIFF 0-day flaw, lots of Bitcoin happenings, your questions, and more.

1x431
What is RADIUS?
Episode overview

20, 2013

Security news, the coin wallet idea, why does proXPN allow only twelve characters, Steve explains RADIUS, and more.

1x432
Coin, Patent Trolls, and More
Episode overview

27, 2013

Following another week overfilled with interesting security-related news, Steve and Leo spend an hour and a half diving deeply into an updated (and likely very close to correct) .. show full overview

1x433
Breaking SSL
Episode overview

04, 2013

A closer look at "BULLRUN", the NSA's code name for their Encryption Cracking initiative, TL Warp Drive, and more.

1x434
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 179
Episode overview

11, 2013

Patch Tuesday, Firefox 26, NSA and Google cookies, your questions, and more.

1x435
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 180
Episode overview

18, 2013

All things NSA, Acoustic Crypto Key leakage, FIDO Alliance and SQRL, your questions, and more.

1x436
Time Traveling with Steve
Episode overview

25, 2013

Steve opens up his archives to show some of his first appearances with Leo on the Screen Savers.

1x437
New Year's News Catchup
Episode overview

07, 2014

We talk about the NSA and ANT protocols, more CryptoLocker news, the SnapChat leak of names and phone numbers, and more.

1x438
NSA's ANT
Episode overview

14, 2014

After catching up with another busy week of security news, we dive into the amazing NSA ANT documentation to learn about the NSA's field capabilities.

1x439
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 181
Episode overview

21, 2014

Steve and Leo discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes.

1x440
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 182
Episode overview

28, 2014

More point-of-sale malware news, overtrain Apple's TouchID for reliability, BlueTooth LE's pairing is "just broken" and more.

1x441
Password Policies
Episode overview

04, 2014

Steve and Leo examine research performed by Dashlane (makers of a password manager). They have researched and presented the current state of the Top100 web retailer's password policies.

1x442
Q&A 183
Episode overview

11, 2014

Steve and Leo discuss the week's major security events and discuss questions and comments from listeners of previous episodes.

1x443
Sisyphus
Episode overview

18, 2014

Steve's original plan to explain Google's terrific innovations in web performance, known as "QUIC" were derailed by the overwhelmingly worrisome security news, so this week's podcast is pure, and rather sobering, news of the week.

1x444
Goto: Fail
Episode overview

25, 2014

Goto: Fail, Apple's SSL screw up, WhatsApp TOS change, Telegram, Mt. Gox & Bitcoin, and more!

1x445
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 184
Episode overview

04, 2014

Was the iOS SSL flaw done on purpose? NSA spying on Yahoo users' webcams, Steve makes a shocking admission about Windows XP, and more!

1x446
iOS Security (1)
Episode overview

11, 2014

Snowden's SXSW appearance, SQRL coming in 34 languages, the deepest look yet into Apple's iOS security, and more!

1x447
iOS Security (2)
Episode overview

18, 2014

More "XP Armageddon", PwnToOwn, cloud storage costs plummet, and more!

1x448
iOS Security (3)
Episode overview

25, 2014

An important Fix-It for a new 0-day vulnerability in Microsoft Word, has WPA2 Wi-Fi been cracked? iOS security part 3, and more.

1x449
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 185
Episode overview

01, 2014

The NSA / Dual_EC_DRBG flaw is worse than we knew, is Google's Always HTTPS for Gmail a bad thing? A quick WiFi password install for iPhones, and more.

1x450
How the Heartbleeds
Episode overview

08, 2014

The end of updates for Windows XP, AnyDVD, the Heart Bleed Bug, and more.

1x451
TrueCrypt & Heartbleed Part 2
Episode overview

15, 2014

The previous week consisted of nearly a single story: Heartbleed. It was only "nearly", though, because we also received the results from the first phase of the TrueCrypt audit.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 186
Episode overview

21, 2014

Ladar Levinson's appeal ruling, Google could bring end-to-end encryption to the masses, Jailbreaking iOS and more!

1x453
Certificate Revocation
Episode overview

29, 2014

Internet Explorer 0-day flaw, a new look for Firefox v29, what do we do when good certificates go bad? And more!

1x454
Certificate Revocation, Part 2
Episode overview

06, 2014

OpenID and OAuth vulnerability rediscovered, US Gov begins testing Universal CyberID, certificate revocation part 2: how practice follows theory, and more!

1x455
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 187
Episode overview

13, 2014

Microsoft's 2nd Tuesday patches, the Certificate Authority Security Council weighs in on Chrome's revocation solution, the appeal decision in Oracle vs. Google, and more!

1x456
Harvesting Entropy
Episode overview

20, 2014

Steve and Leo examine the practical size of randomness and the challenge of collecting Entropy in a client that may not have any built-in support for providing it, and may also be surrounded by active attackers.

1x457
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 188
Episode overview

27, 2014

During this week's Q&A we host a special guest, industry veteran and ISP, Brett Glass, who shares his views on the confusing Network Neutrality debate. We also catch up with the past .. show full overview

1x458
TrueCrypt: WTH?
Episode overview

03, 2014

Steve and Leo look back upon and analyze the past seven days of insanity which followed the startling surprise "self-takedown" of the long standing TrueCrypt.org website, and of TrueCrypt itself.

1x459
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 189
Episode overview

10, 2014

Google's browser-based PGP, more OpenSSL troubles, iOS8 thwarts tracking? And Steve answers your questions!

1x460
Authenticated Encryption
Episode overview

17, 2014

Steve and Leo discuss the need for, and the Internet industry's search for, new standards for "Authenticated Encryption" which simultaneously encrypts messages for privacy while also authenticating them against any active in-flight tampering.

1x461
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 190
Episode overview

24, 2014

The EFF wants internet users to open up their Wi-Fi networks, BoringSSL, Google to start offering domains, and more.

1x462
Cloud Storage Solutions
Episode overview

01, 2014

Paypal's security misfires, serious Android crypto key theft vulnerability affecting 86% of devices, and we announce and launch the beginning of a multi-part podcast series which will .. show full overview

1x463
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 191
Episode overview

08, 2014

Microsoft's Patch Tuesday & they fumble a takedown, Oracle ends XP's Java, Cloud Storage Solutions update and more!

1x464
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 192
Episode overview

15, 2014

Three Internet of Things standardization groups, Google hires a team of hackers for "Project Zero," Has CryptoLocker been neutralized? And more!

1x465
iOS Surveillance?
Episode overview

22, 2014

Level3 responds to Verizon's network congestion chart, Canvas Fingerprinting, Microsoft Research says not to use strong passwords? And more!

1x466
Your Questions, Steve's Answers #193
Episode overview

29, 2014

iOS v7 HAS been Jailbroken, iOS Backdoors and Canvas Fingerprinting, WhisperSystems' truly secure "Redphone" comes to iPhone as "Signal", Android found not to be checking certificate .. show full overview

1x467
Browser Password Managers
Episode overview

05, 2014

HP's recent analysis of the (lack of) security in "Internet of Things" appliances, BadUSB, Steve's analysis of browser-based password managers, and more!

1x468
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 194
Episode overview

12, 2014

BadUSB follow-up, LastPass outage, Google to prioritize websites with HTTPS, and more!

1x469
Big Routing Tables
Episode overview

19, 2014

Who can access your digital assets after death? HTTP Shaming, last week's internet outage, and more!

1x470
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 195
Episode overview

26, 2014

"Autonomous" vs. "Anonymous", Sony's Playstation Network DDoS attack, the first confirmed Heartbleed intrusion and more.

1x471
PGP: Time for an Upgrade?
Episode overview

02, 2014

The iCloud iBrute iHack, more consumer Wi-Fi router security troubles, encrypting email... with PGP? And more!

1x472
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 196
Episode overview

09, 2014

The Home Depot breach, Comcast gets pretty intrusive, Google declares war on the SHA-1 hash and more!

1x473
Google vs. SHA-1
Episode overview

16, 2014

Comcast versus TOR, a big Linked-In mistake, a serious pre-KitKat Android problem and more!

1x474
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 197
Episode overview

23, 2014

Apple's iOS 8 security, Google and Dropbox team up in a new venture, encrypting some data versus all data, and more!

1x475
Shocked by the Shell
Episode overview

01, 2014

After covering a very busy and interesting past week of security and privacy news, Father Robert and Steve explain, examine, and dig down deep into the many fascinating details of the .. show full overview

1x476
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 198
Episode overview

07, 2014

JP Morgan Chase and the largest breach yet, Yahoo!'s servers hit by ShellShock, BadUSB exploit code posted to Github, and your Q&A!

1x477
Payment Tokenization
Episode overview

14, 2014

A new Windows 0-day exploit, rumor of a pending SSLv3 flaw and Steve analyzes the next evolution in online payment technology which replaces traditional credit card numbers with "Payment Tokens."

1x478
Poodle Bites
Episode overview

21, 2014

FBI director wants Congress to fix phone encryption, Google adds Yubikey 2nd-factor authentication, and is there anything to worry about Poodle?

1x479
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 199
Episode overview

28, 2014

Apple Pay vs. CurrentC, Verizon (and AT&T) inserting a sticky cookie, RC4 gets an upgrade tweak, and listener feedback!

1x480
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 200
Episode overview

04, 2014

CurrentC already hacked, a serious OSX Yosemite vulnerability, is your TV watching you? And your questions!

1x481
Certificate Transparency
Episode overview

11, 2014

Microsoft's Mega Patch Tuesday, Obama wants to reclassify ISPs as telecommunications carriers, verifying a website's authenticity with certificates and more.

1x482
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 201
Episode overview

18, 2014

Dirtboxes spying on cellphones, an update for AT&T and Verizon's Cellular Super-Cookie, worries about BitTorrent Sync's security and privacy, and your questions!

1x483
Let's Encrypt
Episode overview

25, 2014

Intelligence gathering malware Regin, the Edward Snowden documentary Citizenfour, upcoming Certificate Authority Let's Encrypt and more.

1x484
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 202
Episode overview

02, 2014

Firefox v34, iOS 8 bugs, how to safely report a vulnerability and more of your questions.

1x485
Expensive Lessons
Episode overview

09, 2014

Poodle Bites (again!), TURLA - an APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) targeting Linux, and very expensive lessons learned from Target and Sony's recent security breaches.

1x486
Your Questions, Steve's Answers 203
Episode overview

16, 2014

Chrome UX changes in 2015, a Las Vegas casino struck hard by a cyberattack, the ethics of disclosing illegally obtained content, your questions and Steve's answers!

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Steve Introduces SQRL
Episode overview

23, 2014

Steve Gibson introduces and explains Secure Quick Reliable Login (SQRL), Steve's proposal for a replacement for website passwords at DigiCert Security Summit 2014 in Las Vegas.

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The (In)Security of 2014
Episode overview

30, 2014

Who hacked Sony? Apple deploys their first forced-update, Snowden docs revealing NSA headaches, and a look back on a busy 2014 for security!

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 204
Episode overview

06, 2015

The HSTS Super-Cookie, "ThunderStrike," CryptoLocker's successor, and questions from listeners!

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The Enigma
Episode overview

13, 2015

Lizard Squad's DDoS network largely powered by SOHO Routers, Google abandons pre-v4.4 Android Updates, and British Prime Minister David Cameron proposes outlawing communications that the government cannot eavesdrop on.

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Cryptographic Backdoors
Episode overview

20, 2015

Why the President was sure it was North Korea, a few Sci-Fi recommendations from Steve, and separating fact from fiction about Cryptographic Backdoors.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 205
Episode overview

27, 2015

The Firefox Marketplace, Google takes a bite out of Apple too, Apple agrees to a Chinese audit of their product security, and your questions!

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TOR: Not so Anonymous
Episode overview

03, 2015

Regin's apparent heritage, Bad Linux "GHOST" vulnerability, and how TOR may not be so anonymous after all.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 206
Episode overview

10, 2015

Adobe's multiple Flash patches, the U.S. Government announces a cyber threat integration center, the latest on the Anthem breach, and Steve answers listener questions!

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HTTP/2
Episode overview

17, 2015

Leo and Steve catches up with several VERY interesting security events and stories of the week, then we take a close look and a deep dive into the operation of the industry's first .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 207
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24, 2015

Leo and Steve discuss the week's major security events, including the revelation of the Lenovo crapware "Superfish," the joint GCHQ/NSA Gemalto attack which rendered cellular phones insecure, and Steve answers more of your questions!

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Hacking Vehicles
Episode overview

03, 2015

Leo and I discuss the week's tamer-than-usual news, then we host a terrific interview of the team (recently featured on Sunday's 60 Minutes) who have been working with DARPA to address .. show full overview

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Freak & RowHammer
Episode overview

12, 2015

Steve and Leo catch up with several VERY interesting security events and stories of the week, then we take a deep dive into two of the week's big security stories: FREAK and RowHammer.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 208
Episode overview

17, 2015

A look at the new TeslaCrypt, Yahoo! to eliminate passwords, InstantCryptor and Steve answers your questions!

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Secure Boot
Episode overview

24, 2015

An iPhone/iPad 4-digit PIN hack, the recent Pwn2Own hacking competition, and Steve takes a look at the evolution of booting from BIOS to UEFI and how Microsoft has leveraged this into their "Windows Secure Boot" system.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 209
Episode overview

01, 2015

The ongoing GitHub/GreatFire.org DDoS attack, a bad vulnerability discovered in hotel/convention center/visitor routers, a detailed analysis of 10 million passwords and your questions!

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The TrueCrypt Audit
Episode overview

07, 2015

CNNIC's Root CA cert to be removed from Chrome, Microsoft to change handling of Do Not Track, the "After Market" for IPv4 address space is heating up, and Steve looks at the findings of the TrueCrypt Audit.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 210
Episode overview

14, 2015

The EFF wins its Podcast Patent Challenge, an update on CNNIC's root certificates, the Mac "Rootpipe" vulnerability, more viewer questions and Steve's Answers!

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Great Firewalls & Cannons
Episode overview

21, 2015

TrueCrypt audit follow up, Google search history dump, and Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte take a close look at the mechanisms China has developed - both filtering and offensive weaponry - .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 211
Episode overview

28, 2015

Wi-Fi access points can crash iOS devices, CryptoWall installed via malicious ads for two months, thoughts about ad blocking, and Steve answers your questions!

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Law Enforcement Backdoors
Episode overview

05, 2015

The "Pixie Dust" failure of WPS, disabling RC4, Mozilla putting on the pressure to phase out HTTP, two very different and well thought out statements about law enforcement backdoors.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 212
Episode overview

12, 2015

Appeals court rules that sweeping up Americans' data is illegal, Europe's Smart Grid crypto is dumb, SSD on-the-shelf data retention, your questions and Steve's answers!

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Exploiting Keyless Entry
Episode overview

19, 2015

Starbucks discovers the downside of convenience over security, the "Venom" vulnerability, and a look at how crooks are ransacking and stealing cars.

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TLS Logjam
Episode overview

26, 2015

Let's Encrypt's Terms of Service, more on "plane hacker" Chris Roberts, a major new vulnerability in the Internet's TLS protocol known as "Logjam," and more!

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 213
Episode overview

02, 2015

Crashing (your friends') iPhones, a worrisome Mac firmware problem, Microsoft annoying and/or frightening users with unsolicited "Win10 upgrade" offers, Google's Vault and Soli projects, and your questions and Steve's answers!

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 214
Episode overview

09, 2015

Patch Tuesday, Federal backdoor development funding, a real HDD firmware bootkit, iOS v9, your questions and Steve's answers!

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Mozilla Tracking Protection
Episode overview

16, 2015

Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte discuss Firefox's Tracking Protection and the state of tracking users on the internet. The LastPass network breach, more bad news from the Office of .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 215
Episode overview

23, 2015

How does a buffer overflow lead to an exploit? A significant cross-application security flaw in Mac OS X and iOS, the Samsung keyboard flaw, how safe is your Lastpass master password, .. show full overview

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Tor’s Astoria Client
Episode overview

30, 2015

Should we trust NoScript? Adobe issues an emergency out-of-cycle patch for FLASH, an update to Google's Chrome browser unnerves some, an AM radio that steals nearby Crypto keys, a truly .. show full overview

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A Crazy News Week!
Episode overview

07, 2015

Steve Gibson talks about his concerns of "Wi-Fi Sense" on Windows 10, a feature that shares your Wi-Fi password with your contacts in Facebook, Outlook and Skype. Firefox v39, ICANN's .. show full overview

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Hacking Team vs. SQRL
Episode overview

14, 2015

Steve Gibson revisits SQRL with Fr. Robert Ballecer. More Hacking Team revelations including another Adobe Flash exploit and a UEFI rootkit, OpenSSL's latest problem, another plea to .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 216
Episode overview

21, 2015

Steve loses his T1, the official SQRL logo, Auto hacking matures from "connect" to "Internet", Microsoft's emergency out-of-cycle update, Progress in attacking RC4, and more of your questions with Steve's answers!

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HORNET: A Fix For TOR?
Episode overview

28, 2015

A significant Android problem is found in the "StageFright" module, with almost a billion Android devices at risk. Fiat/Chrysler hacking follow-up, the Android "StageFright" flaw, the .. show full overview

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The Windows 10 Privacy Tradeoff
Episode overview

04, 2015

Steve Gibson analyzes Windows 10's privacy settings. StageFright update, a DNS vulerability in BIND, PagerDuty suffered a database breach, OSX has a somewhat worrisome 0-day in the .. show full overview

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The Quest for Surfing Safety
Episode overview

11, 2015

Steve Gibson and the search for safely navigating the internet. StageFright Watch, Windows 10 Tracking disable tool, was TrueCrypt decrypted by the FBI? Firefox vulnerability, and .. show full overview

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Security Is Difficult
Episode overview

18, 2015

Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte discuss the distressing state of online web advertising. Two steps forward, one step back for Android StageFright, new Windows 10 privacy concerns, high .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 217
Episode overview

25, 2015

What is the best way to securely wipe a drive? Lenovo BIOS behavior retraction and update, ransomware file encryptor appears on Github, consequences of the growing intersection of life .. show full overview

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uBlock Origin
Episode overview

01, 2015

Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte look at uBlock Origin, an add-on blocker for web browsers. Running Firefox as a "normal" user, malvertising hits MSN, Amazon & Google tighten up on Flash, .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 218
Episode overview

08, 2015

How is data stored on glass platters used in hard drives? Seagate Wi-Fi drive nightmare, AdBlock plus releases adblocking browsers on the eve of iOS 9, Android phones now coming with pre-installed malware, your questions and Steve's answers!

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Disconnect.me
Episode overview

15, 2015

Steve Gibson talks with co-founder and CTO of Disconnect, a privacy and security tool to block trackers. Has LastPass been hacked? Matthew Green's look at iMessage's assurances, Canary .. show full overview

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iOS Content Blockers
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22, 2015

iOS XcodeGhost, critical Adobe FLASH update, Ashley Madison password mystery. iOS XcodeGhost discovered by Chinese developer, critical Adobe Flash update, AVG begin selling browsing and .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 219
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29, 2015

Listener and columnist for ComputerWorld Michael Horowitz found that Lenovo's ThinkPad line still monitors and tracks users. Time to migrate away from TrueCrypt? AdBlocker App update, .. show full overview

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Breaches & Vigilante Worms
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06, 2015

Linux.Wifatch is a piece of code that behaves like a worm, has infected vulnerable routers, removes malware and secures the router. Breaches at Patreon, Experian & Scottrade, .. show full overview

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Joe Siegrist of LastPass
Episode overview

13, 2015

Joe Siegrist talks with Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte about the recent news that LogMeIn has purchased LastPass. Joe Siegrist and the LastPass acquisition, Patch Tuesday, another dent in .. show full overview

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Doing It Wrong
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20, 2015

Steve Gibson takes a look at four companies getting security wrong. An emergency Adobe FLASH vunerability, sneaking naughty iOS apps pas Apple's scrutiny and a look at four examples (from this week) of companies getting security wrong.

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 221
Episode overview

27, 2015

Is it time to drop TrueCrypt for VeraCrypt? 1Password metadata, revisited, bad Western Digital hard drive encryption, how the NSA is seeing into encrypted data, an update on the "Let's .. show full overview

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Verifying iOS App Conduct
Episode overview

04, 2015

Steve Gibson explores the fundamental problem with iOS application security enforcement. Brief glitch with uBlock Origin in the Chrome store, Symantec screws up cert issuance, "the .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 222
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10, 2015

A variant of the ransomware "Power Worm" can not be decrypted even after the ransom is paid. China's new hiring problem, Firefox v42 update, don't pay the "Power Worm" ransomware, CAs .. show full overview

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Encryption and the Law
Episode overview

17, 2015

The post-Paris Encryption controversy. Leo and Steve discuss a wide range of security news, Steve's feelings about the new iPad Pro, lots of interesting bit of miscellany, and we then .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 223
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24, 2015

Dell, Lastpass, Windows 10, and Q&A with Steve. Dell steps in it big time, Windows 10's various recent struggles, a report of the Manhattan DA's office about Smartphone Encryption, .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 224
Episode overview

01, 2015

A security researcher finds 600,000 Arris cable modems have two backdoor vulnerabilities. A Follow up on last week's thoughts on warranted iPhone unlocking, Mozilla's life after Google, .. show full overview

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A Mega News Week
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08, 2015

France considers counter-terrorism measures such as blocking TOR and public Wi-Fi. Microsoft's Patch Tuesday (and Adobe Flash mega patch Tuesday!) Microsoft's new moves to force Windows .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 225
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15, 2015

A security researcher exposes 13 million MacKeeper user data using the Shodan search engine. Is Kazakhstan's new encryption law a preview of future U.S. policy? FBI chief asks tech .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 226
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22, 2015

Should password length be kept a secret? The stunning Juniper router backdoor, Oracle gets smacked by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, what happens if you simply press backspace 28 .. show full overview

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Vitamin D
Episode overview

29, 2015

This special episode from 2009 featured a rare off-topic discussion about Steve Gibson's research into vitamin D. This episode was originally recorded with audio only.

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New Year's News
Episode overview

05, 2016

A look back at security vulnerability counts of 2015. Some GWX (Get Windows X) news updates, a Windows 10 market share snapshot, hysteria over Windows 10 disk encryption, Google issues .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 227
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12, 2016

How can LastPass' Emergency Access be TNO? TrendMicro drastically lowers the bar on "you're doing it wrong", Symantec issues banned SHA-1 certs in 2016, Firefox backs off from .. show full overview

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LostPass
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19, 2016

Steve Gibson analyzes the ShmooCon presentation on "LostPass" and LastPass' response. Major Internet of Things news: Ring Doorbell, Webcams, Wi-Fi passwords in the cloud, more .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 228
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26, 2016

How do I know that I am on the most secure connection with a VPN? More on the consumer encryption fight, a smartphone updating lawsuit, a new web compression standard, a website that .. show full overview

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Three Dumb Routers
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02, 2016

Steve Gibsons guide to using multiple routers for a secure network. Java is finally leaving the browser, Google's February Nexus Android update, the ongoing encryption debate, and Steve .. show full overview

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Router Q&A Follow-Up
Episode overview

09, 2016

Steve Gibson looks at a severe vulnerability in eBay's online sales platform that could be the "hack of the decade." iOS Error 53 and an interesting Apple 3rd party service conundrum, .. show full overview

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GRC is DOWN
Episode overview

16, 2016

Steve Gibson details how vulnerable websites can be to attacks. Steve and Leo talk about what is happening to the grc.com website and how a DDoS attack brings down a website.

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DDoS Attack Mitigation
Episode overview

23, 2016

Steve Gibson on what has happened in the last week since the DDoS attack on GRC.com. Apple vs the FBI, Linux Mint, more Comodo bad news, Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center pays .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 229
Episode overview

01, 2016

Steve Gibson tries to find a formal definition of a "backdoor." The ongoing Apple iPhone battle, iPhone passcode length helps a lot! So does not running as Admin under Windows, local network scanning tools, and Steve answers your questions!

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CacheBleed
Episode overview

08, 2016

Steve Gibson takes a look at the CacheBleed attack. A brief Apple decryption dispute update, the first Mac OS X ransomware strikes, will quantum computing mean the end of encryption? .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 230
Episode overview

15, 2016

Storing encrypted information in the cloud. Encryption - dispute or dispute? A specific IoT nightmare example, BleepingComputer gets sued and asks for help, a new and horrifying DDoS .. show full overview

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D.R.O.W.N.
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22, 2016

Steve Gibson takes a closer look at the D.R.O.W.N. vulnerability & attack (and why security is hard!). FBI postpones today's court hearing, Matthew Green and four students poked a hole .. show full overview

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Too Much News
Episode overview

29, 2016

Steve Gibson unveils his free tool to hold off that Windows 10 update: Never10! U.S. says it has unlocked the iPhone without Apple, California Assembly Bill AB-1681, was TrueCrypt .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 231
Episode overview

05, 2016

IoT: Whose "lifetime" is a lifetime subscription? A quiet week gives us a chance to catch up on some listener feedback, a few words of caution about jumping in to the IoT gadget world .. show full overview

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WhatsApp
Episode overview

12, 2016

Steve Gibson analyzes the Open Whisper "Signal" protocol that has been integrated into WhatsApp. BadLock, the latest draft of the Burr/Feinstein encryption bill, the iPhone FBI hack .. show full overview

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SMTP STS
Episode overview

19, 2016

A look at SMTP STS: a new specification to add Strict Transport Security (STS) to email. 60 Minutes expose' on the interprovider SS7 signalling system, the future appears black for .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 232
Episode overview

26, 2016

Let's Encrypt certificate issuance update, the Net Snowden effect, the cost to unlock an (empty) iPhone, a clever AppLocker bypass to run any program, Opera's built in VPN announcement, .. show full overview

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Bit Con
Episode overview

03, 2016

The U.S. Congress passed a new eMail privacy act, Edward Snowden and Fareed Zakaria debate, the still unresolved fingerprint question, Android's continuing troubles with "Stagefright", .. show full overview

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Dumb SmartThings
Episode overview

10, 2016

Today's Mega Patch Tuesday for Windows, closing the chapter on Dr. Craig Wright, Lenovo, Microsoft and Qualcomm all in separate doghouses, another fun bit on Curl bashing, the unintended .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 237
Episode overview

12, 2016

Facebook Messenger adds "Secret Conversations", Putin vs. the Internet, the fate of Russian-based VPN endpoints, Russian hackers compromising iOS devices, Steve's follow-up to the Lenovo .. show full overview

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Z-Wave Goodbye
Episode overview

17, 2016

Steve's long love affair with Windows, the Oracle/Google JAVA API lawsuit, the pending registration of "burner" phones, surveillance microphones found in public areas, John McAfee and .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 234
Episode overview

24, 2016

A surprising end to the Teslacrypt file encrypting malware, Google's plan to continue squeezing Flash off the web, anyone want 117 million (old) LinkedIn email messages and passwords? .. show full overview

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IoT Infancy (1)
Episode overview

31, 2016

Over-the-top Feinstein-Burr encryption bill dies in the Senate, Google's fair use API defense prevails, Google's increasing pressure on its Android partners, Bluecoat Systems obtains an .. show full overview

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IoT Infancy (2)
Episode overview

07, 2016

A "Reality-Check" timeout, a new 0-day Windows exploit on the market, a truly horrifying (and clever) chip-level exploit, yesterday's monthly Android Security Update, a sad side-effect .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 235
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14, 2016

BlueCoat Systems gets a new parent, a bad Chrome bug you never knew you had, prolific hacker "Peace" has another 51 million account credentials to sell, LetsEncrypt's mass emailer .. show full overview

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Control-Flow Enforcement Technology (CET)
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21, 2016

Palantir got owned - in a good way, confirmation of the danger of SMS as a 2nd factor, a frightening IoT camera experience, some confusion over the GotoMyPC full password reset, the .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 236
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28, 2016

One Windows update was expensive for Microsoft, a troubling court ruling about FBI hacking, hope for slow Windows 7 updates, Comodo dops to a new low level of slimy behavior, malware .. show full overview

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Hacking Certificates
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05, 2016

Leo and I catch up with another packed week of security news, including an update on mobile ransomware, the successful extraction of Android's full disk encryption (FDE) master keys, .. show full overview

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Messenger, CryptoDrop & Riffle
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19, 2016

Leo and I catch up with a fun and interesting week of security happenings, including a bit of daylight on the password sharing question, the trouble with self reporting security .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 238
Episode overview

26, 2016

Apple gets Stagefright, is Russia trying to influence the U.S. presidential election? Microsoft's battles and wins against U.S. privacy overreach, Grace Hopper (who coined the term .. show full overview

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Phishing & Filtering
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02, 2016

Keysniffer: More fun with wireless keyboards. LastPass vulnerabilities, new wireless keyboard headaches, deprecating SMS as a second authentication factor, obtaining Windows 10 for free .. show full overview

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Defcon & Blackhat (1)
Episode overview

09, 2016

Does ZFS "Scrub" on a FreeNAS replace SpinRite? A distressing quantity of Win10 news, Apple's changing bug bounty policy, newly disclosed Android takeover flaws, yet another way to track .. show full overview

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Memory & Micro Kernels
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16, 2016

Did Microsoft really leak their secure boot "Golden Key?" AdBlock, unblock, counter-unblock, and counter-counter-unblock is well underway, Leo's story from the field about Avast A/V, a .. show full overview

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Routers & Micro Kernels
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23, 2016

Did the Shadow Brokers hack the NSA's Equation Group? Apple's bug bounty gets quickly outbid, a critical flaw discovered in the RNG of GnuPG, the EFF weighs in on Windows 10, Chrome .. show full overview

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Pegasus & Trident
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30, 2016

The FBI has found evidence that two state election systems were attacked and hacked. Dropbox and Opera handle incidents responsibly, while a Chinese certificate authority could not have .. show full overview

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Flip Feng Shui
Episode overview

06, 2016

Weaponizing RowHammer with "Flip Feng Shui" - the most incredibly righteous and sublime hack... ever! The continuing woes of WoSign, autonomous micro-recon drones turn out to be real, a .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 239
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13, 2016

Is secure delete still necessary on a drive with whole disk encryption? Flip Feng Shui follow-up, Apple's announcements, Android's rough week, a bank's data center shuts down due to .. show full overview

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GRC's XSS Adventure
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20, 2016

Steve Gibson recommends the best website security scanner. Concerns over a significant expansion in effectively warrantless intrusion into end-user computers, the forthcoming change in .. show full overview

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DDoS, Breaches and Other Records To Be Broken
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27, 2016

Brian Krebs, Akamai and Google's Project Shield, Yahoo's record-breaking, massive 500 million user data breach, Apple's acknowledged iOS 10 backup PBKDF flaw, well known teen hacker .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 240
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04, 2016

What is the difference between HTTPS and HSTS? An "update" on Microsoft's GWX remover, an encouraging direction for the Windows 10 Edge browser, HP's "security update" blocks non-HP ink .. show full overview

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Yahoo & Primal Worries
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11, 2016

Yahoo security, $1.5 mil iPhone bug bounty, WoSign woes, trapdoored primes. Leo and Steve discuss today's Windows update changes for 7 and 8.1, an exploit purchaser offers a $1.5 million .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 241
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18, 2016

Feds demand fingerprints to unlock phones, VeraCrypt audited, life in a simulation. Leo and Steve discuss some serious concerns raised over compelled biometric authentication, a detailed .. show full overview

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DRAMMER
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25, 2016

Last Week's Botnet DDoS, Linux "Dirty COW" bug, the DRAMMER exploit. Leo and Steve discuss last week's major attack on DNS, answering the question of whether the Internet is still .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 242
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01, 2016

Windows "Atom Bomb" exploit, side-channel attack on Intel processors, verifiable hacker-proof code. Leo and Steve discuss an oh-so-subtle side-channel attack on Intel processors, the .. show full overview

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The Windows AtomBomb
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08, 2016

LastPass goes mobile-free, MySQL patches, problems with OAuth, Windows Atombomb attack, and the open source LessPass app. Leo and I discuss the answer to last week’s security & privacy .. show full overview

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The BlackNurse Attack
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15, 2016

The BlackNurse Attack, PwnFest. Results from our listener's informal CAIDA spoofing testing. LessPass turned out to be even less than it appeared. Steve's day at Yubico. News from .. show full overview

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Mobile & IoT Nightmares
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22, 2016

Weaponized $5 Raspberry Pi. Samy Kamkar is back with a weaponized $5 RaspberryPI. "El Cheapo" Android phones bring new meaning to "Phoning it in". Watching a webcam getting taken over. .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 243
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29, 2016

San Francisco Muni hacked. A wonderful quote about random numbers, our standard interesting mix of security do's and dont's, new exploits (WordPress dodged a big bullet!), planned .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 244
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07, 2016

Gooligan breaches 1m Google accounts. Leo and Steve discuss Android meeting Gooligan, Windows Upgrades bypass Bitlocker, nearly one million UK routers taken down by a Mirai variant, the .. show full overview

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Your Questions, Steve's Answers 245
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13, 2016

A Brilliantly Horrific New Ransomware Twist. This week, Leo and Steve discuss ticket-buying bots getting their hand slapped (do they have hands?), a truly nasty new addition to .. show full overview

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Law Meets Internet
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20, 2016

1 Billion Yahoo Accounts Hacked. This week, Leo and Steve discuss Russia’s hacking involvement in the US Election; that, incredibly, it gets even worse for Yahoo!, misguided anti-porn .. show full overview

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The Portable Dog Killer (2)
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27, 2016

Steve Gibson tells how he built a device to solve a problem with a neighborhood dog. Steve Gibson tells how he built a device at 16 years old to solve a problem with a neighborhood dog. Original podcast date: May 13, 2010, Episode 248.

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I'm NOT a Robot! (Really)
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03, 2017

The Internet of Tattling Things. Law enforcement and the Internet of Tattling things, a very worrisome new and widespread PHP eMail vulnerability, Paul and Mary Jo score a big concession .. show full overview

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A Look Into PHP Malware
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10, 2017

A TV station learns to be careful when saying the "A" word. The US Federal Trade Commission steps into the IoT and home networking malpractice world, a radio station learns a lesson in .. show full overview

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What’s Up with WhatsApp?
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17, 2017

WhatsApp's non-backdoor "backdoor". A classic bug at GoDaddy bypassed domain validation for 8850 issued certificates, could flashing a peace sign compromise your biometric data?, it's .. show full overview

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Password Complexity
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24, 2017

A phishing attack that uses a browser's autofill. Symantec issues additional invalid certificates while on probation, Tavis Ormandy finds a very troubling problem in Cisco's Web .. show full overview

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Traitors In Our Midst
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31, 2017

Robot is "Not a Robot," Netgear exploit. The best “I'm not a Robot” video ever, Cisco's WebEx problem is far more pervasive than first believed, more bad news (and maybe some good news) .. show full overview

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Two Armed Bandits
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07, 2017

150,000 printers "pwned". Speak of the devil... printers around the world get hacked! Vizio's TVs really were watching their watchers, Windows has a new 0-day problem, Android's .. show full overview

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Let’s Spoof!
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07, 2017

Why Amazon AWS S3 crashed the web. Countdown to March's patch Tuesday; what was behind Amazon's S3 outage? Why don't I have a cellular connectivity backup? Some additional Cloudflare .. show full overview

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TLS Interception INsecurity
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14, 2017

Uncontrolled TLS Interception. Patch Tuesday DELAYED (and we may know why!), our favorite ad-blocker embraces the last major browser, a university gets attacked by its own vending .. show full overview

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The MMU Side-Channel Attack
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21, 2017

Microsoft Patch Tuesday for February is cancelled! The story behind Microsoft's Patch Tuesday security update disaster. CyberX discovered a new large-scale cyber-reconnaissance .. show full overview

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The First SHA-1 Collision
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28, 2017

Cloudbleed vs. Cloudflare. This week, Leo and Steve discuss the "CloudBleed" adventure, another project zero 90-day timer expires for Microsoft, this week's IoT head-shaker, a New York .. show full overview

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Vault 7
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14, 2017

CIA Vault 7 Tools Analyzed. This week Steve and Leo discuss March's long-awaited patch Tuesday, the release deployment of Google Invisible reCaptcha, getting more than you bargained for .. show full overview

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Taming Web Ads
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21, 2017

Bye-Bye, Windows 7 Updates. This week Steve and Leo discuss developments in the new windows on old hardware front, Cisco finds a surprise in the Vault7 docs, Ubiquity was caught with .. show full overview

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Google -vs- Symantec
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28, 2017

This week Steve and Jason discuss… Google’s Tavis Ormandy takes a shower, iOS gets a massive feature and security update, a new target for ‘Bot money harvesting appears, Microsoft .. show full overview

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Proactive Privacy
Episode overview

04, 2017

Step-by-step digital privacy. This week Steve and Leo discuss another iOS update update, more bad news and some good news on the IoT front, the readout on Tavis Ormandy's shower .. show full overview

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Proactive Privacy, Really!
Episode overview

11, 2017

Protecting your privacy as you surf online. This week Steve and Leo discuss Symantec finding 40 past attacks explained by the Vault7 document leaks, an incremental improvement coming to .. show full overview

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News & Feedback Potpourri
Episode overview

18, 2017

Stealing PINs, Fingerprint Sensors. This week Steve and Leo discuss another new side-channel attack on smartphone PIN entry (and much more), Smartphone fingerprint readers turn out to .. show full overview

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The Double Pulsar
Episode overview

25, 2017

DoublePulsar, Google Ad Blocking. This week Steve and Leo discuss how one of the NSA's Vault7 vulnerabilities has gotten loose, a clever hacker removes Microsoft deliberate (and .. show full overview

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Intel's Mismanagement Engine
Episode overview

02, 2017

A May Day Mayday for Intel. This week Steve and Leo discuss the long-expected remote vulnerability in Intel's super-secret motherboard Management Engine technology, exploitable open .. show full overview

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Go FCC Yourself
Episode overview

09, 2017

Intel AMT Horror, Net Neutrality. This week Steve and Leo discuss much more about the Intel ATM nightmare, Tavis and Natalie discover a serious problem in Microsoft's built-in malware .. show full overview

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Makes You WannaCry
Episode overview

16, 2017

WannaCry Ransomware, FCC DDoS. This week Steve and Leo discuss an update on the FCC's Net Neutrality comments, the discovery of an active keystroke logger on dozens of HP computer .. show full overview

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WannaCry Aftermath
Episode overview

23, 2017

WannaCry Aftermath, Hacking Trump. This week we examine a bunch of WannaCry follow-ups, including some new background, reports of abilities to decrypt drives, attacks on the Killswitch, .. show full overview

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Vulnerabilities Galore!
Episode overview

30, 2017

Chipotle Hack, Malware Subtitles. This week we discuss a new non-eMail medium for spear phishing, Chipotle can't catch a break, social engineering WannaCry exploits on Android, video .. show full overview

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Legacy's Long Tail
Episode overview

06, 2017

OneLogin Breach, Hacking Submarines. This week we discuss an embarrassing high-profile breach of an online identity company, an over-hyped problem found in Linux's sudo command, the .. show full overview

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Things Are Getting Worse
Episode overview

13, 2017

Social media malware, Russia is hacking through AMP, Bitcoin malware. This week we discuss clever malware hiding its social media communications, the NSA documents the Russian election .. show full overview

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When Governments React
Episode overview

20, 2017

Governments Want Web Security Keys. This week we discuss France, Britain, Japan, Germany & Russia each veering around in their Crypto Crash Cars, Wikileaks' Vault7 reveals widespread .. show full overview

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Research: Useful and Otherwise
Episode overview

27, 2017

Crypto in a Lightbulb. This week we discuss another terrific NIST initiative, RSA crypto in a quantum computing world, Cisco's specious malware detection claims, the meaning of .. show full overview

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All the Usual Suspects
Episode overview

11, 2017

W3C adds DRM to HTML5, Facebook can track logged out users, jailbreaking drones and more! This week we have all the usual suspects: Governments regulating their citizenry, evolving .. show full overview

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Calm Before the Storm
Episode overview

18, 2017

MySpace Hack, Net Neutrality. This week, while waiting for news from the upcoming BlackHat & DefCon conventions, we discuss another terrific security eBook bundle offer, a Net .. show full overview

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Crypto Tension
Episode overview

25, 2017

Arresting ethical hackers, Verizon caught violating Title II, Roomba maker wants to sell maps of your home. We start off this week with a fabulous picture of the week and for the first .. show full overview

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Hack the Vote
Episode overview

01, 2017

DEF CON Antics, Facebook Kills AI. This week we look at the expected DEF CON fallout including the hacking of US election voting machines, Microsoft's enhanced bug bounty program, the .. show full overview

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Inching Forward
Episode overview

08, 2017

DigiCert, LastPass, IoT Security. This week we discuss and look into DigiCert's acquisition of Symantec's certificate authority business unit, LogMeIn's LastPass Premium price hike, the .. show full overview

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Twelve and Counting
Episode overview

15, 2017

Password Rules Changes. This week we have a Marcus Hutchins update, the backstory on the NIST's rewrite of their 15-year-old password guidance, can DNA be used to hack a computer? Can .. show full overview

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Security Politics
Episode overview

22, 2017

Marcus Hutchins drama update, Apple's Secure Enclave decryption key, rating "Terms of Service". This week we discuss the continuing Marcus Hutchins drama, the disclosure of a .. show full overview

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Shattering Trust
Episode overview

29, 2017

CIA Hacks FBI & NSA. This week we cover a bit of the ongoing drama surrounding Marcus Hutchins, examine a reported instance of interagency hacking, follow the evolving market for 0-day .. show full overview

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Sharknado
Episode overview

05, 2017

SharknAT&To Zero Day Hack. (Although there are an unbelievable FIVE Sharknado movies, this will be the first and last time we use that title for a podcast!) This week we have another .. show full overview

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Equifax Fiasco
Episode overview

12, 2017

Biggest. Security Leak. Ever. This week we discuss last Friday's passing of our dear friend and colleague Jerry Pournelle, when AI is turned to evil purpose, whether and when Google's .. show full overview

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Apple Bakes Cookies
Episode overview

19, 2017

Equifax, EFF vs WC3, CCleaner. This week Padre and Steve discuss what was up with Security Now's recent audio troubles, more on the Equifax Fiasco, the EFF & Cory Doctorow weigh in on .. show full overview

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The Great DOM Fuzz-Off
Episode overview

26, 2017

Did China Attack Equifax? CCleaner breach, DOM fuzzing at Google's Project Zero. This week, Father Robert and Steve follow more Equifax breach fallout, look at encryption standards .. show full overview

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Private Contact Discovery
Episode overview

03, 2017

Moxie Marlinspike and Signal. This week we discuss some aspects of iOS v11, the emergence of browser hijack cryptocurrency mining, new information about the Equifax hack, Google .. show full overview

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The DNSSEC Challenge
Episode overview

10, 2017

Domain Name System SECurity Extensions. This week we take a look at a well-handled breach-response at Disqus, a rather horrifying mistake Apple made in the implementation of their .. show full overview

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KRACKing WiFi
Episode overview

17, 2017

KRACK and ROCA. This week, we examine ROCA's easily factorable public keys, the surprising prevalence of web-based cryptocurrency mining, some interesting work in iOS password dialog .. show full overview

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IoT Flash Botnets
Episode overview

24, 2017

The Next Big IoT Botnet. This week we discuss some ROCA fallout specifics, an example of PRNG misuse, the Kaspersky Lab controversy, a DNS security initiative for Android, another .. show full overview

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Reaper Redux
Episode overview

01, 2017

An update on the Reaper botnet. This week we examine the source of WannaCry, a new privacy feature for Firefox, Google's planned removal of HPKP, the idea of visual objects as a second .. show full overview

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ROCA Pain
Episode overview

07, 2017

ROCA Crypto Key Flaw Even Worse. This week we discuss the inevitable dilution in the value of code signing, a new worrisome cross-site privacy leakage, is Unix embedded in all our .. show full overview

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Schneier on Equifax
Episode overview

14, 2017

Mr. Schneier Goes to Washington. This week we discuss why Steve won't be relying upon Face ID for security, a clever new hack of longstanding NTFS and Windows behavior, the Vault8 .. show full overview

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Quad Nine
Episode overview

21, 2017

Quad 9 is the New DNS Hotness. This week we discuss Windows having a birthday, Net Neutrality about to succumb to big business despite a valiant battle, Intel's response to the .. show full overview

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News & Feedback
Episode overview

28, 2017

Hide Your Mac! This week we discuss a new bad bug found in the majority of SMTP mailing agents, 54 high-end HP printers found to be remotely exploitable, more than 3/4ths of 433,000 .. show full overview

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More News & Feedback
Episode overview

05, 2017

Apple Snafu, FB Wants Your Pix. This week we discuss the long-awaited end of StartCom & StartSSL, inside last week's macOS passwordless root account access and problems with Apple's .. show full overview

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The iOS Security Trade-off
Episode overview

12, 2017

iOS Jailbreak, Cryptocurrency Woes. This week we discuss the details behind the "USB / JTAG takeover" of Intel's Management Engine, a rare Project Zero discovery, Microsoft's .. show full overview

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BGP
Episode overview

19, 2017

Border Gateway Protocol Security. This week we examine how Estonia handled the Infineon crypto bug, two additional consequences of the pressure to maliciously mine cryptocurrency, .. show full overview

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The Story of Bitcoin
Episode overview

26, 2017

How Bitcoin works. In this special rebroadcast of Security Now from February 9, 2011, Steve Gibson explains, in detail, exactly how Bitcoin works.

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NSA Fingerprints
Episode overview

02, 2018

Betrayed by Our Browser's AutoFill. This week we discuss a new clever and disheartening abuse of our browser's handy-dandy username and password autofill, some recent and frantic .. show full overview

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The Speculation Meltdown
Episode overview

09, 2018

Meltdown and Spectre Explained. This week, before we focus upon the industry-wide catastrophe enabled by precisely timing the instructed execution of all contemporary high-performance .. show full overview

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The InSpectre
Episode overview

16, 2018

Steve Gibson explains his "Inspectre" utility for Meltdown and Spectre. This week we discuss more trouble with Intel's AMT, what does Skype's use of Signal really mean, the UK's data .. show full overview

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The Dark Caracal
Episode overview

23, 2018

State-sponsored Cyber Espionage. The Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities continue to dominate the week’s news. So we’ll first catch up with what's new there, then discuss the new Net .. show full overview

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Post Spectre?
Episode overview

30, 2018

Spectre Keeps on Giving. This week we discuss continuing Spectre updates, how not to treat Tavis Ormandy, a popular dating app where you'd really hope for HTTPS but be surprised to find .. show full overview

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Meltdown & Spectre Emerge
Episode overview

06, 2018

Meltdown & Spectre in the Wild. This week we observe that the Net Neutrality battle is actually FAR from lost, ComputerWorld’s Woody Leonard enumerates a crazy January of updates, .. show full overview

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CryptoCurrency Antics
Episode overview

13, 2018

5 Interesting CryptoCurrency Tales. This week we discuss today's preempted 2nd Tuesday of the month, slow progress on the Intel Spectre firmware update front, a .. show full overview

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Russian Meddling Technology
Episode overview

20, 2018

How Russia's 2016 election information warfare worked. This week we examine and discuss the appearance of new forms of Meltdown and Spectre attacks, the legal response against Intel, .. show full overview

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WebAssembly
Episode overview

27, 2018

iPhones Hacked, Android P Security. This week we discuss Intel’s Spectre & Meltdown microcode update, this week in crypto jacking, Tavis strikes again, Georgia on my mind (and not in a .. show full overview

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MemCrashed
Episode overview

06, 2018

Biggest. DDoS. Ever. This week we discuss some very welcome microcode news from Microsoft, ten (yes, ten!) new 4G LTE network attacks, the battle over how secure TLS v1.3 will be allowed .. show full overview

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AMD Chipset Disaster
Episode overview

13, 2018

AMD Security Flaws, DDoS Attacks. This week we discuss the just-released news of major trouble for AMD's chipset security, ISPs actively spreading state-sponsored malware, Windows 10 S .. show full overview

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Pwn2Own 2018
Episode overview

20, 2018

AMD Flaws, Pwn2Own winners. This week we discuss the aftermath of CTS Labs' abrupt disclosure of flaws in AMD's outsourced chipsets, Intel's plans for the future and their recent .. show full overview

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TLS v1.3 Happens
Episode overview

27, 2018

Election Security, CLOUD Act. The mess with US voting machines, technology's inherent security vs convenience tradeoff, the evolving 2018 global threat landscape, welcome news on the .. show full overview

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ProtonMail
Episode overview

03, 2018

Secure Email, 1.1.1.1. This week we discuss "DrupalGeddon2", Cloudflare's new DNS offering, a reminder about GRC's DNS Benchmark, Microsoft's Meltdown meltdown, the persistent iOS QR .. show full overview

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Deprecating TLS 1.0 & 1.1
Episode overview

10, 2018

Spectre, Net Neutrality, Kill TLS 1.0. This week we discuss Intel's big Spectre microcode announcement, Telegram is not long for Russia, the US law enforcement's continuing push for .. show full overview

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Never a Dull Moment
Episode overview

17, 2018

AMD vs Spectre, Telegram vs Russia. This week we discuss AMD's release of their long-awaited Spectre variant 2 microcode patches, the end of Telegram messenger in Russia, the on-time .. show full overview

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Azure Sphere
Episode overview

23, 2018

IoT Security. This week we discuss Drupalgeddon2 continuing to unfold right on plan, the Orangeworm takes aim at medical equipment and companies, the FDA moves forward on requiring .. show full overview

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Securing Connected Things
Episode overview

01, 2018

IoT Security Complications. Windows 10 got a new spring in its step, Microsoft further patches Intel microcode, even the UK's NHS plans to update, another hack of modern connected .. show full overview

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Spectre - NextGen
Episode overview

08, 2018

Russia v Telegram, New Spectre Bug. This week we begin by updating the status of several ongoing security stories: Russia vs Telegram, DrupalGeddon2, and the return of RowHammer. We .. show full overview

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Ultra-Clever Attacks
Episode overview

15, 2018

eFail and Throwhammer. This week we will examine two incredibly clever, new (and bad) attacks named eFail and Throwhammer. But first we catchup on the rest of the past week's security .. show full overview

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SpectreNG Revealed
Episode overview

22, 2018

Next-generation of Spectre speculation flaws. This week we examine the recent flaws discovered in the secure Signal messaging app for desktops, the rise in DNS router hijacking, another .. show full overview

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VPNFilter
Episode overview

29, 2018

FBI Says: Reboot Your Router NOW. This week we discuss Oracle's planned end of serialization, Ghostery's GDPR faux paus, the emergence of a clever new banking Trojan, Amazon Echo and .. show full overview

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Certificate Transparency
Episode overview

05, 2018

What is "Certificate Transparency?" This week we discuss yesterday's further good privacy news from Apple, the continuation of VPNFilter, an extremely clever web browser cross-site .. show full overview

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Zippity Do... or Don't
Episode overview

12, 2018

Active Wormable Exploitation. This week we update again on VPNFilter, look at another new emerging threat, check in on Drupalgeddon2, examine a very troubling remote Android .. show full overview

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Lazy FPU State Restore
Episode overview

19, 2018

Meltdown, Spectre & Lazy Restores. This week we examine a rather "mega" patch Tuesday, a nifty hack of Win10's Cortana, Microsoft's official "when do we patch" guidelines, the .. show full overview

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Cellular Location Privacy
Episode overview

26, 2018

SCOTUS Cell Phone Location Privacy. This week we examine some new side-channel worries and vulnerabilities, did Mandiant "hack back" on China?, more trouble with browsers, the big .. show full overview

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Wi-Fi Protected Access v3
Episode overview

03, 2018

WPA3 Wi-Fi Security on the Way. This week we discuss the interesting case of a VirusTotal upload... or was it?, newly discovered problems with our 4G LTE... and even what follows, .. show full overview

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STARTTLS Everywhere
Episode overview

10, 2018

Fortnite Malware, Email Security. This week we discuss another worrisome trend in malware, another fitness tracking mapping incident and mistake, something to warn our friends and .. show full overview

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All Up in Their Business
Episode overview

17, 2018

Russian Election Hack Indictments. This week we look at even MORE, new, Spectre-related attacks, highlights from last Tuesday's monthly patch event, advances in GPS spoofing technology, .. show full overview

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The Data Transfer Project
Episode overview

24, 2018

Google, MS, FB, & Twitter Play Nice. This week as we examine still another new Spectre processor speculation attack, some news on DRAM hammering attacks and mitigation, the consequences .. show full overview

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New WiFi Password Attack
Episode overview

07, 2018

Hacking WiFi passwords. This week we discuss yet another new and diabolical router hack and attack, Reddit's discovery of SMS 2FA failure, WannaCry refuses to die, law enforcement's .. show full overview

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The Mega FaxSploit
Episode overview

14, 2018

Black Hat and DEF CON 2018 Hacks. This week we cover lots of discoveries revealed during last week's Black Hat 2018 and DEF CON 26 Las Vegas security conferences. Among them, 47 .. show full overview

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The Foreshadow Flaw
Episode overview

21, 2018

The Latest Intel Speculation Disaster. As we head into our 14th year of Security Now, this week we look at some of the research released during last week's USENIX Security symposium, .. show full overview

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Never a Dull Moment
Episode overview

28, 2018

Another busy week. This week we catch-up with another busy week. We look at Firefox's changing certificate policies, the danger of grabbing a second-hand domain, the Fortnite mess on .. show full overview

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Attacking Bluetooth Pairing
Episode overview

31, 2018

"Death Botnet," Google Titan Key. This week we examine still another new Spectre processor speculation attack, we look at the new "Death Botnet", the security of the US DoD websites, .. show full overview

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SonarSnoop
Episode overview

04, 2018

Turn Your Phone Into a Sonar. This week we cover the expected exploitation of the most recent Apache STRUTS vulnerability, a temporary interim patch for the Windows 0-day privilege .. show full overview

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Exploits & Updates
Episode overview

11, 2018

Win7 2023, Chrome 69, PWD=1234. This week we discuss Windows 7's additional three years of support life, MicroTik routers back in the news (and not in a good way), Google Chrome 69's .. show full overview

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The Browser Extension Ecosystem
Episode overview

18, 2018

Presidential Alerts, Safari Ripper. This week we prepare for the first ever Presidential Alert unblockable nationwide text message, we examine Chrome's temporary "www" removal reversal, .. show full overview

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SNI Encryption
Episode overview

25, 2018

Chrome 69 Issues, Browser Reaper. This week we look at additional changes coming from Google's Chromium team, another powerful instance of newer cross-platform malware, the publication .. show full overview

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The Facebook Breach
Episode overview

02, 2018

US Sues CA, 50M FB Accounts Hacked. This week we discuss yet another treat from Cloudflare, the growing legislative battle over Net Neutrality, the rise of Python malware, Cisco's .. show full overview

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The Supply Chain
Episode overview

09, 2018

China Chip Hack, Google+ . An October Surprise of a different sort - Windows 10 update deletes users' files. A security researcher has massively weaponzied the existing MicroTik .. show full overview

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Good Samaritans?
Episode overview

16, 2018

Paul Allen, Microsoft's October patching fiasco, & the end of TLS v1.0 and 1.1. This week we observe the untimely death of Microsoft’s co-founder Paul Allen, revisit the controversial .. show full overview

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Libssh's Big Whoopsie!
Episode overview

23, 2018

A Truly Gobsmacking Libssh Error. This week a widely used embedded OS (FreeRTOS) is in the doghouse, as are at least eight D-Link routers which have serious problems most of which .. show full overview

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Securing the Vending Machine
Episode overview

30, 2018

More Zero-day exploits in Windows 10, publicly exposed Docker Engine APIs, Google's plan to fix Android, the DoD is expanding its existing "Hack the Pentagon" bug-bounty program to .. show full overview

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PortSmash
Episode overview

06, 2018

A close look at the impact and implication of the new “PortSmash” attack against Intel (and almost certainly other) processors. The new “BleedingBit” Bluetooth flaws. JavaScript is .. show full overview

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Self-Decrypting Drives
Episode overview

13, 2018

SSD Encryption Flaws. Last month's Patch Tuesday, this month. A GDPR-inspired lawsuit filed by Privacy International. Check these two router ports to protect against a new botnet .. show full overview

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Are Passwords Immortal?
Episode overview

20, 2018

Pwn2Own, the Future of Passwords. All the action at last week's Pwn2Own Mobile hacking contest. The final word on processor mis-design in the Meltdown/Spectre era. A workable .. show full overview

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ECCploit
Episode overview

27, 2018

The Next Evolution of Rowhammer. Yesterday, the US Supreme Court heard Apple's argument about why a class action lawsuit against their monopoly App Store should not be allowed to .. show full overview

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GPU RAM Image Leakage
Episode overview

04, 2018

Marriott Breach, Printer Spam. Another Lenovo SuperFish-style local security certificate screw up. The Marriott breach and several other new, large and high-profile secure breach .. show full overview

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Internal Bug Discovery
Episode overview

11, 2018

Australia's recently passed anti-encryption legislation Details of a couple more mega-breaches including a bit of Marriott follow-up A welcome call for legislation from .. show full overview

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The SQLite RCE Flaw
Episode overview

18, 2018

Rhode Island's response to Google's recent API flaw Signal's response to Australia's anti-encryption legislation The return of PewDiePie US border agents retaining .. show full overview

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Our Best of 2018
Episode overview

25, 2018

The Best of Security Now from 2018!

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Here Comes 2019!
Episode overview

08, 2019

The NSA announces the forthcoming release of an internal powerful reverse-engineering tool for examining and understanding other people's code. Emergency out-of-cycle patches .. show full overview

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Zerodium
Episode overview

15, 2019

The implications of the recent increase in bounty for the purchase of 0-day vulnerabilities. The intended and unintended consequences of last week's Windows Patch Tuesday. .. show full overview

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Which Mobile VPN Client?
Episode overview

22, 2019

Which is the right VPN client for Android, and which should you avoid at all costs? A very worrisome WiFi bug affecting billions of devices Hack a Tesla Model 3 at .. show full overview

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Browser Extension Security
Episode overview

29, 2019

Can browsers be flexible and secure? The expressive power of the social media friends we keep The persistent DNS hijacking campaign which has the US Government quite .. show full overview

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700 and Counting!
Episode overview

05, 2019

Battle Typo-squatters, Linux Patch Chrome gets "spell-check for URLs" Catch up on your Linux patch up! Performance enhancements for Chrome and FireFox. Facebook must .. show full overview

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Adiantum
Episode overview

12, 2019

Google Adiantum, FaceTime Fix Apple's most recent v12.1.4 iOS update and the two 0-day vulnerabilities it closed Worrisome new Android image-display vulnerability An .. show full overview

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Authenticity on the Internet
Episode overview

19, 2019

Elon's Dangerous AI, PiDP-11. Last week's doozy of a patch Tuesday for both Microsoft and Adobe An interesting twist coming to Windows 7 and Server 2008 security updates .. show full overview

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Out in the Wild
Episode overview

26, 2019

Attacks in the Wild A number of ongoing out-in-the-wild attacks Another early-warned Drupal vulnerability A 19-year old flaw in an obscure decompress for the "ACE" .. show full overview

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Careers in Bug Hunting
Episode overview

05, 2019

The increasing feasibility of making a sustainable career out of hunting for software bugs A newly available improvement in Spectre mitigation performance and who can try it .. show full overview

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SPOILER
Episode overview

12, 2019

0-day exploit bidding war NSA releases Ghidra v9 Firefox's adds Tor privacy A pair of nasty 0-days A worrisome breach at Citrix The risk of claiming to be an .. show full overview

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Open Source eVoting
Episode overview

19, 2019

Last week's Patch Tuesday March Madness Win7 SHA256 Windows Update... Update Many attacks leveraging the recently discovered WinRAR vulnerability What happens when .. show full overview

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Tesla, Pwned
Episode overview

26, 2019

The return of "Clippy", Microsoft's much-loathed dancing paperclip Operation "ShadowHammer" which reports say compromised ASUS (... but did it?) The ransomware attack on .. show full overview

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Android Security
Episode overview

02, 2019

Android Security, 10 Years Later WinRAR, a 20+ Year Old Tool With 500M Users, Acknowledged Vulnerability Russian GPS Hacking and What It Means For Us Android's April .. show full overview

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URL “Ping” Tracking
Episode overview

09, 2019

Your Browser is Tracking You, UK vs Social Media Yet another capitulation in the (virtually lost) battle against tracking our behavior on the Internet with URL "ping" .. show full overview

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DragonBlood
Episode overview

16, 2019

DragonBlood: the first effective attack on the new WPA3 protocol • Malicious use of the URL tracking "ping" attribute • The WinRAR Nightmare • More 3rd-party A/V troubles with .. show full overview

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DNSpionage
Episode overview

23, 2019

Top Security Stories this Week: • Google uses its "sensorvault" to help catch the bad guys. • Time to update Drupal again. • Facebook steals users' email contact lists, logs plaintext .. show full overview

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Credential Stuffing Attacks
Episode overview

30, 2019

The large and emerging threat of website credential stuffing attacks. • Privacy fallout from our recent coverage of Facebook and Google • The uptake rate of recent Windows 10 feature .. show full overview

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Post-Coinhive Cryptojacking
Episode overview

07, 2019

This Week's Stories • The continuing and changing world of cryptojacking after Coinhive closed their doors last month. • Google's announcement of self-expiring data retention • The .. show full overview

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Android 'Q'
Episode overview

14, 2019

This Week's Stories • Update WhatsApp NOW! • Security News from Google I/O 2019 conference • A new exploitable flaw in all Linux kernels earlier than v5.0.8 • A new set of flaws .. show full overview

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CPU.fail
Episode overview

21, 2019

This Week's Stories • The next round of Intel processor information leakage problems: Microarchitectural Data Sampling vulnerabilities • Last Tuesday's patches from Microsoft, Abode .. show full overview

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RDP - Really Do Patch
Episode overview

28, 2019

• The Internet is Doomed: BlueKeep Attacks Windows Remote Desktop Protocol • Google Stores Unhashed G Suite Passwords • Sandbox Escaper Drops FIVE New Zero-Day Exploits • Microsoft's .. show full overview

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The Nansh0u Campaign
Episode overview

04, 2019

Checking in on the BlueKeep RDP vulnerability • The planned shutdown of one of the most "successful" affiliate-based ransomware systems • An update on the anti-Robocalling problem • .. show full overview

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Update Exim Now!
Episode overview

11, 2019

SandboxEscaper drops another 0-day • The still-not-yet-widely-exploited BlueKeep vulnerability • GoldBrute Botnet pounding on RDP servers (but not yet using BlueKeep) • The FBI issued .. show full overview

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Exim Under Siege
Episode overview

18, 2019

• A new DRAM problem called "RAMBleed" • A bad Linux TCP SACK server kernel crashing flaw • Last week's patch Tuesday • A Bluetooth surprise • Another useless warning about the .. show full overview

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Bug Bounty Business
Episode overview

25, 2019

Update on the Linux TCP SACK Kernel panic • Hackers exploit a Firefox flaw and attack Coinbase • Google corrects a flaw with Nestcam • An elegant solution to OpenSSH key theft via .. show full overview

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Exposed Cloud Databases
Episode overview

02, 2019

Ransomware in Florida and elsewhere • The "Going Dark" anti-encryption debate • A BlueKeep Proof of Concept demo produced by the guys at SophosLabs • Massive publicly-exposed .. show full overview

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Gem Hack & Ghost Protocol
Episode overview

09, 2019

• Mozilla's privacy-enhancing DNS over HTTPS support • Facial recognition and automobile license plate scanners • The future of satellite-based Internet services • How a Ruby code .. show full overview

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Encrypting DNS
Episode overview

16, 2019

• Bullet points from last Tuesday's monthly Windows patches as well • Notes from the end of Windows 7 • Laporte County Under Ransomware Attack • The mixed blessing of fining companies .. show full overview

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Hide Your RDP Now!
Episode overview

23, 2019

This Week's Stories • Welcome to Kazakhstan! Please check your privacy at the border. • Mozilla marking all non-HTTPS pages as "not secure" • Chrome Incognito Mode getting a bit more .. show full overview

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Urgent/11
Episode overview

30, 2019

This Week's Stories Marcus Hutchins … is Free! U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr on "warrant proof data encryption" What malware is the most popular underground? This .. show full overview

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Steve’s File Sync Journey
Episode overview

06, 2019

This week's stories • A widespread false alarm about Facebook's planned subversion of end-to-end encryption • Still more municipality Ransomware attacks • Anti-encryption saber .. show full overview

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BlackHat & DefCon
Episode overview

13, 2019

This Week's Stories BlackHat and Def Con 2019 Microsoft dangles $300,000 for Azure hacks at BlackHat... Hotel chaos from Germany's Chaos Computer Club 40 dangerous .. show full overview

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The KNOB is Broken
Episode overview

20, 2019

• Last Tuesday was another busy and important patch Tuesday • And speaking of Patch Tuesday... 3rd-Party A/V Strikes Again! • Kaspersky facilitates independent web tracking • So, what .. show full overview

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Next Gen Ad Privacy
Episode overview

27, 2019

• Texas Ransomware Update • Remember that Kazakhstan cert? • The mixed-blessing of "wide open" source projects • RubyGems is in trouble again • Chrome to add data breach notification • iOS v12.4 updated quickly to 12.4.1 • Next-gen ad privacy

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The Ransomware Epidemic
Episode overview

03, 2019

This Week's Stories: Google expands its bug bounty program New bug bounty millionaires Google's Project Zero group dropped a bomb on iOS Ransomware attacks on local governments and businesses are on the rise

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DeepFakes
Episode overview

10, 2019

This week's stories: Get rich quick spotting deepfakes! A forced two-day recess of all schools in Flagstaff, Arizona The case of a ransomware operator being too greedy .. show full overview

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SIM Jacking
Episode overview

17, 2019

This Week's Stories SIMjacker allows attackers to hijack any phone just by sending it an SMS message. Here comes iOS "Lucky" 13! Chrome follows Mozilla to DoH with a .. show full overview

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Top 25 Bug Classes
Episode overview

24, 2019

This Week's Stories: Cryptomining makes a comeback The top three most attacked ports Small office/home office (SOHO) routers and wireless access points: “SOHOpelessly .. show full overview

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The Joy of Sync
Episode overview

01, 2019

This Week's Stories The latest state-of-the-art secure solutions for cross-device, cross-location device synchronization Mozilla's recently announced plans to gradually and .. show full overview

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Makes Ya WannaCry
Episode overview

08, 2019

Ransomware hits schools, hospitals, and hearing aid manufacturers Sodinokibi: the latest advances in Ransomware-as-a-Service Win7 Extended Security Updates are .. show full overview

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CheckM8
Episode overview

15, 2019

This week's stories A sobering reminder about supply chain attacks Facebook's stance on end-to-end encryption raises official protests UNIX’s Co-Creator Ken Thompson's .. show full overview

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Biometric Mess
Episode overview

22, 2019

Pixel 4 Face Unlock is so easy you can do it with your eyes closed! Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note 10 fingerprint sensor can be foiled with a $3 screen protector. The frenzy .. show full overview

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A Foregone Conclusion
Episode overview

29, 2019

This Week's Stories 3rd-party antivirus strikes again Windows Defender offline scan Adobe databases hacked Johannesburg hit by ransomware Firefox's .. show full overview

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DOH and Bluekeep
Episode overview

05, 2019

October's Windows Patch Tuesday BROKE Windows' ability to connect to a significant number of the Internet's websites. Here's how to fix it. Chrome 78 disables Code Integrity .. show full overview

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Credential Delegation
Episode overview

12, 2019

CheckM8 & Checkra.in moves to first public beta The case of the misbehaving transducer BlueKeep and Microsoft BlueKeep and BSODs BlueKeep and Marcus Hutchins Mozilla .. show full overview

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Credential Delegation
Episode overview

19, 2019

CheckM8 & Checkra.in moves to first public beta The case of the misbehaving transducer BlueKeep and Microsoft BlueKeep and BSODs BlueKeep and Marcus Hutchins .. show full overview

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TPM-FAIL
Episode overview

26, 2019

November's Patch Tuesday is the antepenultimate free Windows 7 update CheckM8 & https://Checkra.in GitHub launches Security Lab to boost open-source security .. show full overview

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Pushing "DoH"
Episode overview

03, 2019

The future of the Linux kernel underneath the Android OS Inherent challenges presented by the nature of the Android ecosystem VNC users: Time to update! A welcome .. show full overview

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Android “StrandHogg”
Episode overview

10, 2019

This Week's Stories Everyone can still upgrade to Windows 10 for free with this trick HP SSDs fail after 32768 hours The EU is not happy about a possible US encryption .. show full overview

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VPN-geddon Denied
Episode overview

10, 2019

This Week's Stories Microsoft has started forcing feature updates on people who don't want them. Bypass to continue obtaining Win7 updates created. Microsoft's Project .. show full overview

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PlunderVolt
Episode overview

17, 2019

This Week's Stories: Google turns over 1500 users' location data to catch Milwaukee arsonist Android's Messenger app offers its users verified SMS messaging conversations with .. show full overview

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A Decade of Hacks
Episode overview

23, 2019

On this Eve of 2020, we look back over the hacks of the past decade: The big news of 2010 was Stuxnet -- Boy did THAT make an impression Operation Aurora - the hack that changed .. show full overview

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The Year's Best
Episode overview

31, 2019

The best of Security Now from 2019. Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/security-now. You can submit a question to Security Now! at the GRC Feedback Page.

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Our Malware Lexicon
Episode overview

07, 2020

This Week's Stories The Deadly Seven top cybersecurity attacks Russia successfully cuts itself off from the rest of the internet. Love Wawa? Surprise! Your credit .. show full overview

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Windows 7 - R. I. P.
Episode overview

14, 2020

This Week's Stories: - Windows 7 support dies today, but 1 in 7 PCs are still running it - Cablehaunt- the remote exploit with the catchy logo that works on ALL cable modems .. show full overview

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The Crypto CurveBall
Episode overview

21, 2020

This Week's Stories: - iPhones join Android in being a Google account security key. - How much "substantive assistance" did Apple provide in the Pensacola investigation? .. show full overview

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SHAmbles
Episode overview

28, 2020

This Week's Stories: - Is Apple actually encrypting our iCloud storage backups? - 250 Million Microsoft Customer Support Records Exposed Online - New York state is .. show full overview

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The Little Red Wagon
Episode overview

04, 2020

This Week's Stories: - L1D Eviction Sampling becomes “CacheOut” - Only one final version of Windows? - Windows 7 and the Free Software Foundation - Windows 7's final .. show full overview

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Promiscuous Cookies
Episode overview

11, 2020

Twitter, Google, and Facebook tell Clearview AI to stop stealing your face to catch crooks The NIST is testing methods to recover data from smashed smartphones Whoa! We get to .. show full overview

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The Internet of Troubles
Episode overview

18, 2020

This Week's Stories How to fix the Windows 7 "You don’t have permission to shut down this computer." error Win10’s “One Button PC Reset” fails after KB4524244. And, also… .. show full overview

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Apple's Cert Surprise
Episode overview

25, 2020

This Week's Security News: More Windows 10 lost profile pain A micropatch for the jscript.dll problem Coming in the next Feature Release (Win10 2004): optional device .. show full overview

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Kr00k
Episode overview

03, 2020

This Week's Stories Lets Encrypt hits 1 BILLION certs Pakistan passes Internet censorship law Clearview AI breach: clients and searches stolen Swiss government .. show full overview

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The Fuzzy Bench
Episode overview

10, 2020

This Week's Stories: Microsoft, Google, LogMeIn & Cisco offer limited-time free use of telecommuting Tools: Hack the Pentagon!: The Android security dilemma: AMD processors get .. show full overview

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The SMBGhost Fiasco
Episode overview

17, 2020

This Week's Stories: Does Steve have coronavirus? Maybe? He got very sick over the weekend and is still coughing, but he couldn't get tested. Mayhem ensues after last week's Patch .. show full overview

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TRRespass
Episode overview

24, 2020

This week's stories: Two new un-patched 0-days affecting billions of Windows users - here is the fix! Mozilla reversed itself on TLS v1.0 and 1.1 deprecation... due to the .. show full overview

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Folding Proteins
Episode overview

31, 2020

This week's stories: VPN bug in iOS 13.4 Folding@Home - how to donate your unused CPU cycles to help provide answers to COVID-19. RDP and VPN use skyrocketing To 'www' or not to .. show full overview

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Zoom Go Boom!
Episode overview

07, 2020

Zoom is a security nightmare - from zoombombing to encryption issues, Steve Gibson runs down Zoom's security concerns. Plus, Jitsi is a great alternative! Mozilla just patched a pair .. show full overview

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Virus Contact Tracing
Episode overview

14, 2020

Apple+Google Covid Tracker is Secure and RIP John Conway, Creator of The Game of Life Apple & Google Virus Contact Tracing: secure and effective Zoom gets another Zoom-bombing .. show full overview

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The COVID Effect
Episode overview

21, 2020

Zoom Fixes Security, EARN IT is Evil, Tor in Trouble Zoom gets big-name help with security fixes Google updates Chrome to v81.0.4044.113 to squash a critical flaw FTP in Chrome .. show full overview

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RPKI
Episode overview

28, 2020

Apple/Google Contact Tracing, Best VPNs to protect you. Apple/Google Contact Tracing Update iOS 0-Day Alert! Update Apple Mail Best VPNs to protect you from the Five .. show full overview

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An Authoritarian Internet?
Episode overview

05, 2020

China wants to rebuild the Internet. China's proposal to rebuild the internet is an authoritarian nightmare Bruce Schneier on COVID-19 Contact Tracing Apps Political Correctness .. show full overview

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ThunderSpy
Episode overview

12, 2020

Thunderbolt security flaw, Zoom buys Keybase. Why the ThunderSpy Thunderbolt security flaw is such a big deal Zoom purchases Keybase to fix encryption Firefox 76 released with new .. show full overview

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WiFi 6
Episode overview

19, 2020

WiFI 6, Apple vs. FBI, face masks. Last Tuesday's Windows patch Tuesday was the not the biggest ever, but it was the 3rd largest in Microsoft's history, weighing in with a whopping .. show full overview

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Contact Tracing Apps R.I.P.
Episode overview

26, 2020

Contact tracing apps are not going to work. Why contact tracing apps are never going to work Unc0ver: There's a new iOS jailbreak in town, and as jailbreaks go, it looks VERY .. show full overview

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Zoom’s E2EE Design
Episode overview

02, 2020

Zoom gets end-to-end encryption. ACLU takes Clearview to court, but maybe they should worry about their own website first The state of drive-by malvertising downloads Google will .. show full overview

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Zoom's E2EE Debacle
Episode overview

09, 2020

Zoom's end-to-end encryption fail. Zoom will offer end-to-end encryption, but only if you pay for it IBM announces no more work on facial recognition The Odd Case of Mozilla's DoH .. show full overview

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Lamphone
Episode overview

16, 2020

Windows update kills printers & SSDs. Lamphone: eavesdrop on a hanging lightbulb Brave Browser caught and chastised for tweaking user-entered URLs for its benefit Microsoft breaks .. show full overview

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Ripple20
Episode overview

23, 2020

Zoom encryption, Windows 10 printer error. Ripple20: a set of 19 TCP/IP vulnerabilities that could let remote attackers gain control over your device Russian government lifts its .. show full overview

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Ripple20 Too
Episode overview

30, 2020

Congress wants to kill encryption & face recognition. New information about Ripple20 The Facial Recognition and Biometric Technology Moratorium Act wants to kill face .. show full overview

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123456
Episode overview

07, 2020

Boston bans face recognition, bad passwords. Boston bans facial recognition 123456 is still the most popular password iOS 14 catches Linked-In, Tik Tok, and others red .. show full overview

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Tsunami
Episode overview

14, 2020

EARN IT is still evil, Google tsunami. Mozilla suspends “Send” due to persistent malware abuse Zoom fixed a new RCE affecting Windows 7 and earlier systems The EARN IT bill, take II .. show full overview

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A Tale of Two Counterfeits
Episode overview

21, 2020

Here's how Twitter was hacked. How can we prevent the next Twitter hack? Cloudflare outage takes out huge swath of American internet, including Down Detector. All internet got sent to .. show full overview

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rwxrwxrwx
Episode overview

28, 2020

F5 Networks “Big-IP” devices in Big-Trouble Twitter bitcoin hack update GnuTLS vs OpenSSL The Garmin outage then and now Cisco's latest trouble Surprising SpinRite results

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BootHole
Episode overview

04, 2020

Twitter hackers arrested, Garmin hackers get ransom. Vitamin D fights death by Covid Firefox is now at v79 Twitter hackers arrested Garmin hackers rewarded Tor and Dr. .. show full overview

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Geneva
Episode overview

11, 2020

Great Firewall Of China, Black Hat/DEFCON 2020, Have I Been Pwned. It's Patch Tuesday! News from Black Hat / DEFCON 2020 Generalizing Speculative Execution Vulnerabilities Canon .. show full overview

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Microsoft’s 0-day Folly
Episode overview

18, 2020

Microsoft acts badly, Canon ransomware, Mozilla tries to pivot. When Microsoft doesn't act responsibly: Parts 1 and 2 Snap Your Dragon / "Achilles: Small Chip, Big Peril" 3rd .. show full overview

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SpiKey
Episode overview

25, 2020

Ransomware hits Jack Daniel's, Iranian Script-Kiddies, how ransomware happens. SpiKey: using the sound of a key to determine its shape What do The University of Utah, Jack Daniel’s .. show full overview

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I Know What You Did Last Summer
Episode overview

01, 2020

Russian tries to hack Tesla, web browser history research. Chrome 85 security features Russian Attempts to Cyber Attack Tesla More EMV Standard monetary transaction method .. show full overview

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IoT Isolation Strategies
Episode overview

08, 2020

Isolate your IoT devices, Threema goes open-source. IoT Isolation Strategies DoH coming to Chrome for Android Bye Bye Drive-By Downloads Threema goes Open-Source WordPress File .. show full overview

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BlindSide & BLURtooth
Episode overview

15, 2020

Chrome vs abusive ads, patch Tuesday palooza. BlindSide and BLURtooth Chrome gets tough on abusive ads The last hurrah for IE & Flash exploits Chromium Edge on Win10: Forcing the .. show full overview

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Formal Verification
Episode overview

22, 2020

iOS 14 & Android 11 security features, DuckDuckGo gets big. The most important iOS 14 privacy & security features All of Android 11's new privacy & security features DuckDuckGo .. show full overview

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ZeroLogon++
Episode overview

29, 2020

Amazon flying security cam, ZeroLogon on GitHub, ransomware roundup. What could possibly go wrong: Amazon/Ring's autonomous flying home security webcam Evil ransomware gang deposited .. show full overview

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Why Win7 Lives On
Episode overview

06, 2020

Android Security, Windows 7 Security, Microsoft Defender. Google to get even more proactive about Android security Why are people sticking with Windows 7? And Google funds a .. show full overview

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Well Known URI’s
Episode overview

13, 2020

Carnival Cruise hack, ZeroLogon, Five Eyes vs Encryption. Chrome gets 86’d! Carnival Cruise Line Hack The largest company you've never heard of gets hit by ransomware hackers No .. show full overview

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Anatomy of a Ryuk Attack
Episode overview

20, 2020

Zoom end-to-end encryption, Windows 10 god mode, Manifest v3. Last Wednesday, Zoom announced that THIS week their 30-evaluation of end-to-end encrypted video conferencing would .. show full overview

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Top 25 Vulnerabilities
Episode overview

27, 2020

Chrome 0-Day, Edge for Linux, WordPress Loginizer. Top 25 Vulnerabilities Critical 0-day in Chrome Chrome 86 is now blocking slippery notifications Site Isolation coming soon to .. show full overview

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Google’s Root Program
Episode overview

03, 2020

Google One VPN, WordPress update fail, Windows 7 0-Day. A new 0-day in Win7 through Win10 A public service reminder from Microsoft Google One adding an Android VPN Vulnonym: Stop .. show full overview

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NAT Firewall Bypass
Episode overview

10, 2020

SlipStream NAT firewall bypass, MS Police use Ring doorbell cams. Let's Encrypt's cross-signed root expires next year Chrome updates on Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android to remove .. show full overview

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SAD DNS
Episode overview

17, 2020

Malicious Android apps, ransomware-as-a-service. Where do most malicious Android apps come from? SAD DNS is a revival of the classic DNS cache poisoning attack How many .. show full overview

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Cicada
Episode overview

24, 2020

Ongoing WordPress attack, RCS gets End-to-end encryption. Chrome moves to release 87. Explicit Publication of Privacy Practices. Firefox 83 gets HTTPS-only Mode. Mozilla seeks .. show full overview

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DNS Consolidation
Episode overview

01, 2020

Generic smart doorbells, Tesla Model X key fobs, critical Drupal flaw, Spotify. Chrome Omnibox becomes more Omni. Chrome's open tabs search. Ransomware news involving Delaware .. show full overview

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Amazon Sidewalk
Episode overview

08, 2020

Google Play Core Library, iOS zero-click radio proximity exploit, Apple M1 chip. Ransomware news regarding Foxconn, Egregor, and K12 Inc. The Apple iPhone zero-click radio proximity .. show full overview

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SolarWinds
Episode overview

15, 2020

Chrome throttling ads, Google outage, 2020 Pwnie Awards, JavaScript's 25th birthday. Chrome's heavy ad intervention. Adrozek. Ransomware: "Double Extortion." A 0-click wormable .. show full overview

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Best of 2020
Episode overview

22, 2020

Leo Laporte walks through some of the highlights of the show and most impactful stories of 2020. Stories include: Clearview AI face scanning. The "EARN IT" act. Zoom security .. show full overview

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SunBurst & SuperNova
Episode overview

29, 2020

Ransomware Task Force, Chrome 87, Firefox caches, preserving Flash video. Chrome 87 backs away from Insecure Form Warnings. Firefox to begin partitioning its caches. Browsers say no .. show full overview

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SolarBlizzard
Episode overview

05, 2021

SolarWinds' Orion software, swatting goes IoT, PHP Zend Framework vulnerability. Chrome struggles with A/V pre-scan file locking. Zyxel security products protected by a single .. show full overview

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Out With The Old
Episode overview

12, 2021

SolarWinds smoking gun, Signal influx of WhatsApp users, male chastity cage. Firefox and Chromium updates address remote system take over bugs. Tenable researchers reported a .. show full overview

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Where the Plaintext is
Episode overview

19, 2021

2021's first Patch Tuesday, Titan Security Key side-channel attack, WhatsApp. When is Chrome not Chromium? A major DuckDuckGo milestone. Project Zero in the wild. First Patch .. show full overview

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Comparative Smartphone Security
Episode overview

26, 2021

Browser password managers, Adobe Flash repercussions, SolarWinds. Chrome and Edge have beefed-up their built-in password managers. The random repercussions associated with the end of .. show full overview

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NAT Slipstreaming 2.0 This
Episode overview

02, 2021

SUDO was pseudo secure, BigNox supply-chain attack, iMessage in a sandbox. Picture of the Week. Chrome rescinding another CA's root cert. An urgent update to the recently released .. show full overview

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SCADA Scandal
Episode overview

09, 2021

Defender thinks Chrome is malware, Plex Media Servers in DDoS attacks. Picture of the Week. Google has been busy with Chrome. Google Chrome Heap Buffer Overflow Vulnerability .. show full overview

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C.O.M.B.
Episode overview

16, 2021

Florida water supply hack update, Major patch Tuesday, Android SHAREit vulnerability. Pic of the week. New info in the Oldsmar, Florida water supply attack. Major Patch Tuesday .. show full overview

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Dependency Confusion
Episode overview

23, 2021

SHAREit's security update, Solorigate, Brave's "Private Window with Tor". SHAREit Follow-up This Week in Web Browser Tracking Brave's “Private Window with Tor” was not so .. show full overview

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CNAME Collusion
Episode overview

02, 2021

Seven Exchange 0-days, Firefox Enhanced Tracking Protection, SolarWinds Password. Chrome to default to trying HTTPS first when not specified. Firefox's “Enhanced Tracking Protection” .. show full overview

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Hafnium
Episode overview

09, 2021

Dependency confusion, Intel Side Channel Attacks, Crispy Subtitles from Lay's. Picture of the week. 47 fixes in Chrome 89.0.4389.72. Crispy Subtitles from Lay’s. Google funds Linux .. show full overview

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ProxyLogon
Episode overview

16, 2021

New Chrome 0-Day, Patch Tuesday Redux, Spectre Comes to Chrome. Chrome closes another 0-day. This v89 of Chrome also lost some weight. Spectre comes to Chrome! Prime+Probe: A new .. show full overview

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What the FLoC?
Episode overview

23, 2021

Automatic fix for Exchange Server flaw, Firefox 87 features, MyBB patch. Dave's Garage on YouTube. The latest update on the ProxyLogon fiasco is from Microsoft. Black Kingdom .. show full overview

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GIT me some PHP
Episode overview

30, 2021

Spectre returns to Linux, API Security, OpenSSL flaws, SolarWinds. Picture of the week. ProxyLogon Update. Spectre returns to Linux. OpenSSL fixes several high-severity .. show full overview

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A Spy in Our Pocket
Episode overview

06, 2021

Ubiquity coverup, Facebook data dump, malicious Call of Duty cheats. The Ubiquiti Coverup. Facebook’s 533,313,128 Million User Whoopsie! Don't mess with our water! Android moves to .. show full overview

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PwnIt And OwnIt
Episode overview

13, 2021

- Picture of the week. - The Slips keep Streaming. - Are You FLoC'ed? - The PHP GIT Hack, revisited. - CISCO abandons old routers having problems. - Failure to Patch. - PwnIt And OwnIt.

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Homogeneity Attacks
Episode overview

20, 2021

Club TWiT details. Picture of the Week. The Vivaldi Project's take on FLoC. Chrome continues to be THE high-value target. We’re at Chrome v90. Exchange Server Web Shells removed, .. show full overview

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The Mystery of AS8003
Episode overview

27, 2021

Remembering Dan Kaminski. Week before last was Patch Tuesday. Google's Project Zero responds to today's patch latency reality. Baking security into IoT UNethical security .. show full overview

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The Ransomware Task Force
Episode overview

04, 2021

Picture of the Week. REvil hacks Apple supplier Quanta Computer. World-famous Scripps Health taken down. The Big Emotet Botnet Takedown. Emotet’s 4,324,770 eMail addresses. Have I .. show full overview

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News from the Darkside
Episode overview

11, 2021

Picture of the week. TsuNAME - “DNS Configuration Flaw Lets Attackers Take Down DNS Servers” Huh Google? Tor's Exit Nodes. 21 Nails in Exim's coffin. Project Hail Mary: A Novel. Closing the loop. SpinRite update. News from the Darkside.

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The WiFi Frag Attacks
Episode overview

18, 2021

Picture of the week. DarkSide Follow-Up. Follow The Money. Toshiba Attacked by DarkSide. Ransomware topics off-limits here. “DarkTracer: DarkWeb Criminal Intelligence” Please Leak .. show full overview

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The Dark Escrow
Episode overview

25, 2021

Picture of the Week. Firefox finally achieves sustained “Fission”. Conti ransomware. CNA Financial pays up big. When they say IoT do they mean us? “Mean Time to Inventory” The .. show full overview

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Epsilon Red
Episode overview

01, 2021

Photo of the Week. Chrome advances to 91. Emsisoft has created their own ransomware decryption tool. Stepping off the Sidewalk. Just another phishing attack. The Great Encryption Struggle. Hail Mary. Epsilon Red.

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Extrinsic Password Managers
Episode overview

08, 2021

Picture of the week. The Great CyberSecurity Awakening of 2021. Firefox will soon auto-update on Windows even when it's not running. Edge takes its own approach to HTTPS .. show full overview

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TLS Confusion Attacks
Episode overview

15, 2021

Picture of the week. Being #1 is a mixed blessing. Industry wide patch Tuesday. TikTok Quietly Updated Its Privacy Policy to Collect Users' Biometric Data. iOS 14.5 requires apps to .. show full overview

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Avaddon Ransonomics
Episode overview

22, 2021

Picture of the Week. Another day, another Chrome 0-day. Ransomware perpetrators are increasingly purchasing access. A weird bug in iOS Wi-Fi. An Early Preview of Windows 11. The .. show full overview

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Halfway through 2021
Episode overview

29, 2021

Picture of the week Google's FLoC has landed with a hard thud and is now-delayed The high cost of Ireland's recovery from the Conti ransomware attack Who is responsible for damage and .. show full overview

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The Kaysea Saga
Episode overview

06, 2021

Picture of the Week. “PrintNightmare” is NOT CVE-2021-1675. The Authentication Dilemma. Western Digital steps up. WD's MyCloud OS3 Troubles. SpinRite. Miscellany & Closing The Loop. The Kaysea Saga.

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REvil’s Clever Crypto
Episode overview

13, 2021

Picture of the Week The “PrintNightmare Continues” Kaseya - Not nearly as bad as it could have been Ransomwhere site Microsoft Office Users: There's a new malware-protection .. show full overview

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REvil Vanishes!
Episode overview

20, 2021

Picture of the week Browser News The attacks on Google Chrome continue. Firefox special-cases anti-tracking for "Login With" functions. Security News iOS WiFi SSID bug We still .. show full overview

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SeriousSAM & PetitPotam
Episode overview

27, 2021

Picture of the Week. Faster and more efficient phishing detection in Chrome 92. A Universal Decryptor for all Kaseya victims. The printer driver used by millions of HP, Samsung and .. show full overview

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The BlackMatter Interview
Episode overview

03, 2021

Picture of the Week. Mozilla's Firefox Monthly Active Users (MAU) slowly but steadily drops. Google to finally assume HTTPS. The evolution of “Initial Access Brokers”. DarkSide .. show full overview

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Apple’s CSAM Mistake
Episode overview

10, 2021

Picture of the week. “You're Doing IoT RNG” The Pulse Secure VPN remains in trouble. And Cisco, too... Flaws found in another popular embedded TCP/IP library. Microsoft Edge gets .. show full overview

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Microsoft’s Culpable Negligence
Episode overview

17, 2021

Picture of the week. Firefox Update. Facebook finally adds end-to-end encryption to Messenger. Exploitation of PrintNightmare has begun. And “Magniber” Ransomware Uses .. show full overview

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Microsoft's Reasoned Neglect
Episode overview

24, 2021

Picture of the week. Firefox soon to be blocking mixed-content downloads by default. The news from T-Mobile is all bad. Introducing ProxyLogon's kissing cousin, ProxyShell. The Razer .. show full overview

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Life: Hanging by a PIN
Episode overview

31, 2021

Picture of the Week. Credit Freeze vs Credit Lock. T-Mobile hacker speaks! Where will Windows 11 run? ProxyToken. Tailscale Open Source? SSD Bait & Switch. SpinRite. Life: Hanging by a PIN.

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TPM v1.2 vs 2.0
Episode overview

07, 2021

Picture of the Week. The Razor mouse & keyboard. The wishful phrase “Internet Anonymity” is an oxymoron. And speaking of Apple's client-side image matching... BlueTooth has new .. show full overview

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The Mēris Botnet
Episode overview

14, 2021

Picture of the Week. A new worrisome 0-day attack against Office documents. Work From Home (WFH) — No problem? “Attacks only ever get better” The return of REvil — Apparently, .. show full overview

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Cobalt Strike
Episode overview

21, 2021

Picture of the week. The DDoS attack on VoIP.ms. Patch Tuesday's Mixed Blessing. Android to auto-reset app permissions on many more devices. BREAKING: FBI held back ransomware .. show full overview

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autodiscover.fiasco
Episode overview

28, 2021

Picture of the Week. Chrome's 12th 0-day this year. Next up on this week's 0-day Watch... is Apple. Apple appears to be annoying their bug reporters. Epik Confirms Hack, Gigabytes of .. show full overview

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“Something Went Wrong”
Episode overview

05, 2021

Picture of the Week. Another two, in-the-wild, true 0-days found and fixed in Chrome. Windows 11 arrives. A known memory leak in Windows Explorer. Ransomware and cyber warfare. On .. show full overview

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0-Day Angst
Episode overview

12, 2021

Picture of the week. Windows 11 Watch: “AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU” AMD processors running some apps up to 15% slower. The Windows 10 taskbar on Windows 11. Microsoft is .. show full overview

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Minh Duong's Epic Rickroll
Episode overview

19, 2021

Picture of the week. Windows 11 Watch - Don't update to Windows 11 unless you need to. Patch Tuesday - PrintNightmare fix to fix the previous print nightmare fix that broke other .. show full overview

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The More Things Change...
Episode overview

26, 2021

Picture of the Week. A sneak peak at November 9th upcoming Win11 fixes. Leo gets his wish!! REvil WAS recently re-taken down by Law Enforcement! Microsoft: “We’re Excited to Announce .. show full overview

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Trojan Source
Episode overview

02, 2021

More 0-days for Chrome. Two naughty Firefox add-ons have been caught abusing an extension API. Windows 11 News: Can we print yet? A new Local Privilege Escalation affecting all .. show full overview

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Bluetooth Fingerprinting
Episode overview

09, 2021

Picture of the Week. Lots of welcome progress on the ransomware front. Pwn2Own Austin: Last Tuesday-Thursday largest ever 3-day Fall 2021 Pwn2Own. Windows 11 snipping tool, its emoji .. show full overview

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Blacksmith
Episode overview

16, 2021

Picture of the week. ~10,000 VPN/Firewall appliances from Palo Alto Networks vulnerable. The 0-Patch Guys Produce a Micropatch This brings me to “The Zen of Code” November's Patch .. show full overview

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HTTP Request Smuggling
Episode overview

23, 2021

Picture of the Week. An idea whose time has passed... The stats of brute force password attacks. The Most Common Passwords. GoDaddy Breached Bigtime! A heads-up about NetGear routers. HTTP Request Smuggling.

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Bogons Begone!
Episode overview

30, 2021

Picture of the Week. “Super Duper Secure Mode” 37% of the world's smartphones are vulnerable. The RAT Dispenser. The Entirely Predictable 0-Day Windows Exploit. “The Frontiers Saga: Fringe Worlds” Closing the Loop. Bogons Begone!

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XSinator
Episode overview

07, 2021

Picture of the Week. Tavis finds a bad bug in NSS. Cheap Smartwatches for kids and babies? Additional VPN vendors just say no to Roskomnadzor! Windows 11 loosens its grip on .. show full overview

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Log4j & Log4Shell
Episode overview

14, 2021

Picture of the Week. Amazon outage and cloud dependence. AirTag Abuse. Windows 11 vs Your Browser of Choice. WordPress once again in the crosshairs. Closing the Loop. Sci-Fi. SpinRite. Log4j & Log4Shell.

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It's a Log4j Christmas
Episode overview

21, 2021

Picture of the Week. Google's 16th exploited Chrome 0-day of the year. Firefox refuses to do Microsoft.com! Firefox disabled Microsoft's Cloud Clipboard. Weaknesses in all cellular .. show full overview

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Best of 2021
Episode overview

28, 2021

Leo Laporte walks through some of the highlights of the show and most impactful stories of 2021. Stories include: SolarWinds Hack Detailed By Microsoft Crispy Subtitles from .. show full overview

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December 33rd
Episode overview

04, 2022

Picture of the Week. Log4j’s 5th update. Microsoft's Log4j scanner triggers false positives. Chinese government is annoyed with Alibaba. “Hack the DHS” Bug Bounty Expanded. COVID .. show full overview

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URL Parsing Vulnerabilities
Episode overview

11, 2022

Picture of the Week. The US CISA Log4J status update. The H2 Database Console vulnerability. The Federal Trade Commission gets into the act! Chrome fixed 37 known problems last .. show full overview

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Anatomy of a Log4j Exploit
Episode overview

18, 2022

Picture of the Week "Hack the Pentagon" with Log4j Open Source Software Security Summit Microsoft's January Patch Tuesday Review: The GOOD News Microsoft's January Patch Tuesday .. show full overview

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Inside the NetUSB Hack
Episode overview

25, 2022

Picture of the Week. Log4J News. Who pays for RansomWare attack recovery? The rising cost of cyber-insurance. Another very dangerous WordPress add-on. And a supply-chain attack on a .. show full overview

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The “Topics” API
Episode overview

01, 2022

Picture of the Week. Apple eliminates 0-days from iOS and macOS. Qualys published technical details for PwnKit. Log4Shell hits Ubiquiti. New bug bounties posted by .. show full overview

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The Inept Panda
Episode overview

08, 2022

Picture of the Week. China's Olympics: Leave your tech at home. We have a serious CVS 9.9 remote code execution vulnerability in SAMBA. Living off the Land. The suspension of the .. show full overview

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InControl
Episode overview

15, 2022

Picture of the Week. A high-severity 0-day in Chrome. Apple updates against another 0-day. CISA thinks this Apple vulnerability is quite serious. Which brings us back to “SeriousSAM” .. show full overview

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A BGP Routing Attack
Episode overview

22, 2022

Picture of the Week. The “UpdraftPlus” WordPress Plug-In. “Xenomorph” Decrypting “The Hive” Un-Pixelating redacted text. No Internet For You!! If at first you don't .. show full overview

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Trust Dies in Darkness
Episode overview

01, 2022

Picture of the Week. Honor among thieves? Daxin. Whither or Wither: Log4j / Log4Shell. “418 I’m a teapot” Will the US attack? Windows 11 Compatibility. Closing the Loop. SpinRite News. Trust Dies in Darkness.

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Rogue Nation Cyber Consequences
Episode overview

08, 2022

Picture of the Week. The Russians are coming. Ukrainian “Cyber Unit Technologies” is paying for attacks on Russia. StarLink in Ukraine. Russia blocks access to Facebook, Twitter, .. show full overview

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QWACs on? or QWACs off?
Episode overview

15, 2022

Picture of the Week. Patch Tuesday for the Industry. Android, too. Firefox emergency update. HP's major UEFI firmware patch-fest. The NVIDIA breach. ProtonMail gets it .. show full overview

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Use After Free
Episode overview

22, 2022

Picture of the Week. Report Cybercrime: It's the Law. A software supply chain compromise. Browser in the Browser. TrickBot, MicroTik & Microsoft. The Infinite Loop OpenSSL .. show full overview

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Targeted Exploitation
Episode overview

29, 2022

Picture of the Week. A high severity 0-day vulnerability update for Chrome. An interview with the CTO of a large Ukraine ISP, Ukrtelecom. NPM under attack, again. Honda says, nothing .. show full overview

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Port Knocking
Episode overview

05, 2022

Picture of the Week. 0-Day Watch. Spring Forward (Java: Spring4Shell) QNAP and the OpenSSL DoS vulnerability. Sophos has a 9.8. CISA orders federal civilian agencies to patch the .. show full overview

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Spring4Shell
Episode overview

12, 2022

Picture of the Week. Could NGINX have a 0-day? Microsoft's new Autopatch system. Another instance of Russian Protest in JavaScript's repository. End-of-service life for some popular Windows editions. Miscellany. Closing The Loop. Spring4Shell.

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A Critical Windows RPC RCE
Episode overview

19, 2022

Picture of the Week. Chrome's 3rd 0-day of 2022. Patch Tuesday Redux. WordPress once again... Apache Struts Framework needs a critical update. Are America's nuclear systems so old .. show full overview

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The 0-Day Explosion
Episode overview

26, 2022

Picture of the Week. CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog. Lenovo UEFI Firmware Troubles. Everscale Blockchain Wallet. Java 15, 16, 17, and 18 received MUST UPDATES last week. Closing The Loop. Sci-Fi. SpinRite. The 0-Day Explosion.

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Global Privacy Control
Episode overview

03, 2022

Picture of the Week. DoD DIB-VDP Pilot Overview. The OpenSSF and the Package Analysis project. Connecticut moves toward state privacy protections. Closing The Loop. Global Privacy Control.

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That “Passkeys” Thing
Episode overview

10, 2022

Picture of the Week. Google updates Android to patch an actively exploited vulnerability. Connecticut’s recently passed data privacy bill became law last Wednesday. Ransomware .. show full overview

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The New EU Surveillance State
Episode overview

17, 2022

Picture of the Week. An “eventful” Patch Tuesday. Patch Tuesday. Apple patched a 0-day. Google's “Open Source Maintenance Crew”. Conti suggests overthrowing the new Costa Rican .. show full overview

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Dis-CONTI-nued: The End of Conti?
Episode overview

24, 2022

Picture of the Week. Emergency mid-cycle update for Active Directory. Clearview AI -vs- {Illinois, Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom}. Clearview AI in Ukraine. Pwn2Own .. show full overview

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DuckDuckGone?
Episode overview

31, 2022

Picture of the Week. New South Wales DDL — Digital Driver's License. The latest Microsoft Office 0-day remote code execution vulnerability. GhostTouch. Vodafone’s new TrustPiD. Closing the Loop. DuckDuckGone?

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Passkeys, Take 2
Episode overview

07, 2022

Picture of the Week. ServiceNSW Responds. ExpressVPN pulls the plug in India. And speaking of pulling the plug. “Follina” under active exploitation. And a Windows Search URL schema .. show full overview

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The PACMAN Attack
Episode overview

14, 2022

Picture of the Week. Apple’s Passkeys presentation at WWDC 2022. WebAuthn. FREE Penetration Testing course with Kali Linux. Proof of Simulation. A valid use for facial recognition: The Smart Pet Door! Closing The Loop. The PACMAN Attack.

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Microsoft's Patchy Patches
Episode overview

21, 2022

Picture of the Week. Double Decryption (Last week's key-strength puzzler). 3rd Party Authenticators. Firefox: Total Cookie Protection. We keep breaking DDoS attack .. show full overview

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The “Hertzbleed” Attack
Episode overview

28, 2022

Picture of the Week. Errata: Firefox’s “Total Cookie Protection” 3rd Party FIDO2 Authenticators Germany's not buying the EU's proposal which subverts encryption The Conti Gang have .. show full overview

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The ZuoRAT
Episode overview

05, 2022

Picture of the week. Chrome's fourth zero-day of 2022. Mozilla's new Firefox privacy-enhancing feature. HackerOne discloses a malicious insider incident. Closing the loop. The ZuoRAT.

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The Rolling Pwn
Episode overview

12, 2022

Picture of the Week. OpenSSL's Patch For Heap Memory Corruption Vulnerability. NIST Announces First Four Quantum-Resistant Cryptographic Algorithms. Yubico donated 30,000 .. show full overview

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RetBleed
Episode overview

19, 2022

Picture of the Week. The Rolling Pwn, take II. The great IPv4 Address Space Depletion. Confronting Reality in Cyberspace: Foreign Policy for a Fragmented Internet. Facebook has .. show full overview

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The MV720
Episode overview

26, 2022

Picture of the Week. Patch Tuesday Redux Redux. Windows 11 Start button failure. The continuing saga of Windows VBA macros. Windows 11 now blocks RDP brute-force attacks by .. show full overview

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Rowhammer’s Nine Lives
Episode overview

02, 2022

Picture of the Week. Atlassian's “Confluence” under attack. LS-Anvil. Google delays Chrome's cookie phase-out again. Attacker responding to loss of Office Macros. SpinRite. Closing .. show full overview

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The Maker’s Schedule
Episode overview

09, 2022

Picture of the Week. Crypto is Hard. VirusTotal: Deception at a scale. Windows 11 might damage encrypted data. Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management. Closing The Loop. Daniel Bernstein sues the NSA. The Maker’s Schedule.

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TLS Private Key Leakage
Episode overview

16, 2022

Picture of the Week. Patch Flashback Tuesday. Facebook is cautiously creeping toward default E2E encryption. VNC's inherent insecurity. The need to control domain names. And .. show full overview

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The Bumblebee Loader
Episode overview

23, 2022

VIDEO of the Week Crashing Laptop Computers With Janet Jackson RealTek SoC flaw affects many millions of IoT devices 46 Million RPS - requests per second Chrome's 5th 0-Day of .. show full overview

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Wacky Data Exfiltration
Episode overview

30, 2022

Picture of the Week. LastPass Breached. The US Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against data broker Kochava. The US Federal Communications Commission launched an .. show full overview

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Embedding AWS Credentials
Episode overview

06, 2022

Picture of the Week. Google’s (newest) Open Source Software Vulnerability Rewards Program. Did TikTok leak 2.05 BILLION User Records? An urgent Chrome update patches new 0-day .. show full overview

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The EvilProxy Service
Episode overview

13, 2022

Picture of the Week. Cyberwarfare: Albania vs Iran. Crypto Heist — this or that. The White House "Tech Platform Accountability" Listening Session. Changes to the Dutch .. show full overview

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Spell-Jacking
Episode overview

20, 2022

Picture of the Week. This is Patch News-Day. Lloyd's of London backing away from Cyber-Insurance. Uber Oops! Rockstar Games: Grand Theft Auto 6 Massive Leak. LastPass Breach .. show full overview

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DarkNet Politics
Episode overview

27, 2022

Picture of the Week. Can't have it both ways. Denmark has become the fourth EU member to rule that the use of Google Analytics is illegal. Rockstar Games hacker is busted! .. show full overview

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Poisoning Akamai
Episode overview

04, 2022

Picture of the Week. (What Could Possibly Go Wrong) Microsoft Teams - Unecessarily Insecure Roskomnadzor blocks Soundcloud Microsoft Exchange Server Under Attack Again I'm (Still) .. show full overview

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Source Port Randomization
Episode overview

11, 2022

Picture of the Week. Breach of Customer Information Meta-targeted Malware Uber's Chief Security Officer Found Guilty More Cryptocurrency Chaos The UK to drop GDPR Summer Internship .. show full overview

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Password Change Automation
Episode overview

18, 2022

Picture of the Week. Microsoft "Won't Fix". Malicious Kernel Drivers. Microsoft has finally added an RSS feed for Windows Updates! Passkeys [dot] Dev. Largest DDoS attack. Signal .. show full overview

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Data Breach Responsibility
Episode overview

25, 2022

Picture of the Week. Firefox 106 is out. Google's Open Source IoT KataOS and Sparrow. This Week in CryptoCurrency Craziness. New Windows 0-day bypasses executable security .. show full overview

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After 20 years in GCHQ
Episode overview

01, 2022

Picture of the Week. Windows driver blocklist to be updated next Tuesday. More Microsoft shenanigans. An upcoming OpenSSL CRITICAL vulnerability update -- get ready! A new TCP/IP RCE .. show full overview

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Something for Everyone
Episode overview

08, 2022

Picture of the Week. A minor Dropbox breach. OpenSSL follow-up. FTC sued and settled with a repeated offender. $1.2 billion in reported ransomware payments during 2021. Akamai's Q3 .. show full overview

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Memory-Safe Languages
Episode overview

15, 2022

Picture of the Week. Patch Tuesday review. Shennina Framework - Automating Host Exploitation with AI. GitHub's welcome new feature. Three LightSpeed vulnerabilities. .. show full overview

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Wi-Peep
Episode overview

22, 2022

Picture of the Week. Firefox v107 was released last Tuesday. Google settles for a cool $391.5 million. Red Hat Signing its ZIP file Packages. The FBI purchased Pegasus for .. show full overview

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Freebie Bots & Evil Cameras
Episode overview

29, 2022

Picture of the Week. iSpoof you no more. Here come the Freebie Bots! Anatomy of the real-time Cryptocurrency heist. Lookin' for something to do? Boa server vulnerability. The .. show full overview

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LastPass Again
Episode overview

06, 2022

Picture of the Week. Don't mess with Australia. Facebook / Meta fined by Ireland. REvil’s full Medibank dump. Is nothing sacred? Mozilla yanks a (no longer) trusted root. .. show full overview

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Apple Encrypts the Cloud
Episode overview

13, 2022

Picture of the Week. Chrome does Passkeys. SYNC.COM suffered its first outage. Medibank reboot. Totally fake cryptocurrency trading platforms. Malware on Telegram. Texas gets .. show full overview

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A Generic WAF Bypass
Episode overview

20, 2022

Picture of the Week. A malware operation known as URSNIF. Pwn2Own Toronto 2022. Citrix and Fortinet recently released security updates to patch 0-day vulnerabilities. Patch .. show full overview

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Best of 2022
Episode overview

27, 2022

Anatomy of a Log4j Exploit. Will Russia Disconnect? FCC Says Kaspersky Labs is a National Security Threat. Lenovo UEFI Firmware Troubles. That ""Passkeys"" Thing. Dis-CONTI-nued: The End of Conti? Steve's Take on the LastPass Breach.

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Leaving LastPass
Episode overview

03, 2023

Picture of the Week. SpinRite. Leaving LastPass. Is there reason for concern? Well known password cracker Jeremi Gosney's LastPass rant. Steve shares his plan regarding .. show full overview

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1
Episode overview

10, 2023

Picture of the Week. LastPass Aftermath. LastPass Vault De-Obfuscator. What more do we know this week regarding LastPass? The most alarming discovery by listeners. Understanding the .. show full overview

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The Rule of Two
Episode overview

17, 2023

Picture of the Week About Password Iterations EBC or CB Norton Lifelock Troubles Chrome Follows Microsoft and Firefox Chromium is Beginning to Rust BYOVD and Windows Defender Failures Closing the Loop (feedback) The Rule of Two

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Credential Reuse
Episode overview

24, 2023

Picture of the Week. PayPal Credential Stuffing. iOS 16.3 : Cloud encryption for all. InfoSecurity Magazine: “ChatGPT Creates Polymorphic Malware”. CheckPoint Research: OPWNAI : .. show full overview

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Data Operand Independent Timing
Episode overview

31, 2023

Android to start blocking old and unsafe apps. Microsoft to block Internet sourced Excel add-ins. An example of saying "no" even when it may hurt. Hacked Wormhole funds on the .. show full overview

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How ESXi Fell
Episode overview

07, 2023

Picture of the Week. The European Union's Internet Surveillance Proposal. 30,000 patient records online? .DEV is always HTTPS! Google changes Chrome's release strategy. Russia .. show full overview

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Ascon
Episode overview

14, 2023

Picture of the Week ESXiArgs follow-up ChatGPT's Malicious Use Google Security Key Giveaway Brave goes HTTPS-by-default 1Password Makes Another Passkeys Move Russian Patriotic .. show full overview

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A Clever Regurgitator
Episode overview

21, 2023

Picture of the Week. GoneDaddy. Section 230. No Blue, No SMS-based 2FA. Bitwarden gets Argon. “Meta Verified”. Emsisoft Fake Code Signing. Attacks breaking records. More .. show full overview

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The NSA @ Home
Episode overview

28, 2023

Picture of the Week. Windows 11? ... anyone? As Plain as Ever. Edge's new built-in VPN? LastPass Incident Update. Signal says NO to the UK. More PyPI troubles. The QNAP bug bounty program. SpinRite. The NSA @ Home.

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A Fowl Incident
Episode overview

07, 2023

Picture of the Week. DDoS’ing Fosstodon. DDoS for Hire takedowns. TikTok Insanity. Illegal Warrantless Surveillance. Strategic Objective 3.3. GitHub Secret Scanning. CISA's .. show full overview

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Sony Sues Quad9
Episode overview

14, 2023

Picture of the Week. Another Malicious Chrome Extension. Germany to join the Huawei & ZTE ban. Putting “phishing” into perspective. The Polynonce attack. Plex's RCE now in CISA's KEV. Sci-Fi: Andor. Sony Sues Quad9.

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Flying Trojan Horses
Episode overview

21, 2023

Picture of the Week. Multiple Exploitable Samsung 0-Days. A good idea for NPM. The TikTok Tick Tock. Google pushes for 90-day TLS certificate life. CHESS is safe. CISA has begun scanning! Flying Trojan Horses.

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Microsoft’s Email Extortion
Episode overview

28, 2023

Picture of the Week. Synacktiv wins this year's CanSecWest Pwn2Own GitHub: Mistakes happen DDoS for Hire. . .Or Not 144,000 malicious packages published No iPhones For Russian .. show full overview

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Zombie Software
Episode overview

04, 2023

Picture of the Week So... Not an attack, then? AI Overlord Hysteria Italy says NO to ChatGPT It’s illegal... How much will that be? The U.S. FDA & medical device security Hack the .. show full overview

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A Dangerous Interpretation
Episode overview

11, 2023

Picture of the Week. Microsoft and Fortra go on the offensive. Can ChatGPT keep a secret? Apple updates their OS's. Wordpress under attack... again. Mozilla's Site Breach .. show full overview

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Forced Entry
Episode overview

18, 2023

Picture of the Week. Patch Tuesday Review. Risky Business News. Google Assured Open Source Software. WhatsApp Improvements. Bad Security? Go to jail! Forced Entry.

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An End-to-End Encryption Proposal
Episode overview

25, 2023

Picture of the Week. Lockdown Mode seen succeeding. A growing black market for ChatGPT accounts. Decommissioned Corporate Routers Leak Secrets. Jaguar Tooth: Cisco router .. show full overview

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OSB OMG and other news!
Episode overview

02, 2023

Picture of the Week. The Encryption Debate. Age does matter... Age Verification. WhatsApp: Rather be blocked in UK than weaken security. Exposing Side-Channel Monitoring. .. show full overview

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Detecting Unwanted Location Trackers
Episode overview

09, 2023

Picture of the Week. Google & Passkeys. TP-Link routers DO auto-update. US Marshals Service: Where’s the backup?? T-Mobile keeps getting breached. Chrome: No more LOCK icon. .. show full overview

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Location Tracker Behavior
Episode overview

16, 2023

Picture of the Week. SpinRite. Location Tracker Behavior. Formal definitions from the specification. Bluetooth LE devices have MAC addresses and therein lies a problem. All devices .. show full overview

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VCaaS – Voice Cloning as a Service
Episode overview

23, 2023

Picture of the Week. Tracker Follow-Up. Automatic IoT device updating. HP 9020e - error code 83C0000B. Section 230 Stands. The KeePass Vulnerability. Apple joins Samsung, Amazon .. show full overview

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Brave's Brilliant Off the Record Request
Episode overview

30, 2023

Picture of the Week. HP = “Huge Pile” The “.ZIP” TLD — What could possibly go wrong? PyPI gets more serious about security AND privacy. “No logs saved anywhere”??? Twitter in the .. show full overview

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Windows Platform Binary Table
Episode overview

06, 2023

Picture of the Week. Another week of silence from HP. Mandatory “SMB Signing” coming to Windows 11. OWASP. Did Apple help the NSA attack the Kremlin? Kaspersky's analysis of this .. show full overview

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Scanning the Internet
Episode overview

13, 2023

Picture of the Week. Cryptomining Rude Surprise Billing. Musk's Twitter is refusing to pay for Cloud Services. IoT DDoS rapidly rising. H1CA found executing code on client .. show full overview

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The Massive MOVEit Maelstrom
Episode overview

20, 2023

Picture of the Week. Patch Tuesday. Does EVERYTHING leak?? Closing the Loop. SpinRite gets version 7.1! The Massive MOVEit Maelstrom.

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Operation Triangulation
Episode overview

27, 2023

Picture of the Week. Catching Leo up to speed from last week. DuckDuckBrowse. And an updated Tor Browser. Opera, now enhanced with “AI”. The KasperskyOS Phone. The cost of doing .. show full overview

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Rowhammer Indelible Fingerprinting
Episode overview

11, 2023

Picture of the Week. Another Critical Unauthenticated SQLi Flaw Discovered in MOVEit Transfer Software. And as for MOVEit... What's a “Rug Pull” ?? “Avast, ye Matey” China's .. show full overview

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Satellite Insecurity, Part 1
Episode overview

18, 2023

Picture of the Week. Kaspersky on Microsoft's Patch Tuesday. As the worm turns: WormGPT. Microsoft revokes 100+ malicious drivers. MOVEit Update. Does Dun & Bradstreet know you? No .. show full overview

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Satellite Insecurity, Part 2
Episode overview

25, 2023

Picture of the Week. R.I.P. Kevin Mitnick. Apple says: "Thanks, but we'd rather leave." Web Environment Integrity. Web Analytics under the spotlight. More progress on the IoT .. show full overview

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TETRA:BURST
Episode overview

01, 2023

Picture of the Week. Satellite Turla: APT Command and Control in the Sky. OS 17 to further crack down on device fingerprinting. Android to start warning of "unknown trackers". The .. show full overview

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Revisiting Global Privacy Control
Episode overview

08, 2023

Picture of the Week. NASA “shouted” at Voyager. Another view of Microsoft. What about this Chinese attack? AI meets Keyboard Acoustic Side-Channel attacks. Closing the Loop. Revisiting Global Privacy Control.

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“Topics” Arrives
Episode overview

15, 2023

Picture of the Week. Security Now!'s 18th birthday! Closing the Loop. Firefox Multi-Account Containers. A question about Full Disk Encryption on SSD's. Should I run SpinRite before .. show full overview

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When Heuristics Backfire
Episode overview

22, 2023

OpenSUSE goes private. Android to get satellite comms. SanDisk and Western Digital in hot water. You’re asking for it: YouTube children's privacy. Whoopsie! 8Base. Where the money .. show full overview

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The Man in the Middle
Episode overview

29, 2023

Picture of the Week WinRAR v6.23 fixes HTTPS for local networks Portable domains for email Google Topics and monopolies Voyager 2 antenna analysis Windows time settings Unix time in TLS handshakes Fake flash drives Man-in-the-middle attacks

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Apple Says No
Episode overview

05, 2023

Steve provides an update on ValiDrive, his new freeware utility for testing USB drives. There has been another sighting of Google's Topics API, this time on Android phones. Apple has .. show full overview

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LastMess
Episode overview

12, 2023

UK government appears to back down on demands to break encryption in Online Safety Bill Microsoft reveals how China-based hackers acquired secret key used to breach Outlook .. show full overview

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When Hashes Collide
Episode overview

19, 2023

Last week's news about evidence of LastPass vault decryption targeting cryptocurrency keys, and the UK's backing down on its encryption monitoring legislation. How hardware security .. show full overview

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We told you so!
Episode overview

26, 2023

Apple has quietly removed support for Postscript in macOS Ventura. China has formally accused the NSA of hacking and maintaining access to Huawei servers since 2009. A misconfigured .. show full overview

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Encrypting Client Hello
Episode overview

03, 2023

Exim email server ignored ZDI's responsible disclosure of critical remote code execution flaws for over a year, putting millions of servers at risk. Malicious ads are appearing in Bing .. show full overview

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The Top 10 Cybersecurity Misconfigurations
Episode overview

10, 2023

Steve announces the release of his new freeware utility ValiDrive for detecting fake drive capacities. 23andMe claims a recent data breach exposed customer info due to credential .. show full overview

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Abusing HTTP/2 Rapid Reset
Episode overview

17, 2023

ValiDrive release follow-up Passkeys exportability and phishing risk Passkeys for device verification like SSH keys Possibility of hobby browsers vs. production browsers Availability .. show full overview

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The Power of Privilege
Episode overview

24, 2023

How fake drives continue to be sold on Amazon despite negative reviews Microsoft is discontinuing support for the VBScript language The 30-year old NTLM authentication protocol will .. show full overview

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Citrix Bleed
Episode overview

31, 2023

What caused last week's connection interruption? Is it possible to create and maintain an Internet whitelist? What's the latest on LastPass vault decryptions? How do you know of a .. show full overview

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Article 45
Episode overview

07, 2023

Microsoft announced storing their Azure keys in an HSM after previously losing control of a private signing key A quartet of new 0-day vulnerabilities in Exchange Server that Microsoft .. show full overview

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What if a Bit Flipped?
Episode overview

14, 2023

Is your lack of privacy badgering you? And if so what can you do about it? What's the latest on last week's bombshell news of the EU's Article 45 in eIDAS 2.0? Who's lost how much .. show full overview

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Ethernet Turned 50
Episode overview

21, 2023

Privacy and Funding Challenges Facing Signal Messaging App Loss of Advertisers for Twitter After Controversial Tweet by Elon Musk Ransomware Group Files SEC Complaint Against Breached .. show full overview

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Leo turns 67
Episode overview

28, 2023

Adobe Flash Player Updater is (still) desperately trying to update Veracrypt password security Firefox moves to 120 with a bunch of very nice new features Do-Not-Track is back on .. show full overview

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Revisiting Browser Trust
Episode overview

05, 2023

How masked domain owners can be unmasked through ICANN's new Registration Data Request Service (RDRS) WhatsApp's addition of Secret Code for extra privacy protection in Chat .. show full overview

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Quantum Computing Breakthrough
Episode overview

12, 2023

The government collection of push notification metadata Facebook Messenger sets end to end encryption as the default Iran’s Cyber Av3ngers Cisco's Talos Top 10 cyber security exploits .. show full overview

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“Active Listening”
Episode overview

19, 2023

Child protection legislation in the US Meta pushes back on the $200 billion FTC fine for COPPA violation Age verification on the internet Google moving from 3rd party cookies to .. show full overview

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Best of 2023
Episode overview

26, 2023

Steve's Next Password Manager After the LastPass Hack CHESS is Safe Here Come the Fake AI-generated "News" Sites How Bad Guys Use Satellites Microsoft's "Culture of Toxic .. show full overview

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The Mystery of CVE-2023-38606
Episode overview

02, 2024

SpinRite 6.1 update Pruning Root Certificates A solution to Schrodinger's Bowl DNS Benchmark and anti-virus tools Nebula Mesh SpinRite 7 is coming The Mystery of CVE-2023-38606

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The Inside Tracks
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09, 2024

More on Apple's hardware backdoor Russian Hacking of Ukranian cameras Russian hackers were inside Ukraine telecoms giant for months Things are still a mess at 23andMe CoinsPaid was .. show full overview

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The Protected Audience API
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16, 2024

What would an IoT device look like that HAD been taken over? And speaking of DDoS attacks Trouble in the Quantum Crypto world The Browser Monoculture Question about the Apple .. show full overview

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A Week of News and Listener Views
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23, 2024

Microsoft's Top Execs' Emails Breached in Sophisticated Russia-Linked APT Attack US Health and Human Services Breached Firefox vs “The Competition” Brave reduces its .. show full overview

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Stamos on “Microsoft Security”
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30, 2024

iOS to allow native Chromium and Firefox engines. An OS immune to ransomware? HP back in the doghouse over "anti-virus" printer bricking The mother of all breaches New "Thou shall .. show full overview

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Unforeseen Consequences
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06, 2024

CISA’s “Secure by Design” Initiative The GNU C Library Flaw Fastly CDN switches from OpenSSL to BoringSSL Roskomnadzor asserts itself Google updates Android’s Password .. show full overview

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Bitlocker: Chipped or Cracked?
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13, 2024

Toothbrush Botnet “There are too many damn Honeypots!” Remotely accessing your home network securely Going passwordless as an ecommerce site Facebook "old password" .. show full overview

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The Internet Dodged a Bullet
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20, 2024

Wyze breach Microsoft patch Tuesday fixes 15 remote code execution flaws Why are there password restrictions? The Canadian Flipper Zero Ban Security on the old internet Using Old .. show full overview

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Web portal? Yes please!
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27, 2024

Nevada attempts to block Meta’s end-to-end encryption for minors. A survey of security breaches Edge’s Super-Duper Secure Mode moves into Chrome DoorDash dashes our privacy Avast .. show full overview

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PQ3
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05, 2024

"Death, Lonely Death" by Doug Muir, about the decades-old Voyager 1 explorer Cory Doctorow's Visions of the Future Humble Book Bundle CTRL-K shortcut for search on a browser Direct .. show full overview

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Passkeys vs 2FA
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12, 2024

VMware needs immediate patching Midnight Blizzard still on the offensive China is quietly "de-American'ing" their networks Signal Version 7.0, now in beta Meta, WhatsApp, and .. show full overview

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Morris The Second
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19, 2024

Voyager 1 update The Web turned 35 and Dad is disappointed Automakers sharing driving data with insurance companies A flaw in Passkey thinking Passkeys vs 2fa Sharing accounts with .. show full overview

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GoFetch
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26, 2024

Apple vs U.S. DOJ G.M.’s Unbelievably Horrible Driver Data Sharing Ends Super Sushi Samurai Apple has effectively abandoned HomeKit Secure Routers The forthcoming “.INTERNAL” .. show full overview

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A Cautionary Tale
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02, 2024

A near-Universal (Local) Linux Elevation of Privilege vulnerability TechCrunch informed AT&T of a 5 year old data breach Signal to get very useful cloud backups Telegram to allow .. show full overview

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Minimum Viable Secure Product
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09, 2024

Out-of-support DLink NAS devices contain hard coded backdoor credentials Privnote is not so “Priv” Crowdfense is willing to pay millions Engineers Pinpoint Cause of Voyager 1 Issue, .. show full overview

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GhostRace
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16, 2024

An update on the AT&T data breach 340,000 social security numbers leaked Cookie Notice Compliance The GDPR does enforce some transparency Physical router buttons Wifi enabled button .. show full overview

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Chat (out of) Control
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23, 2024

What do you call “Stuxnet on steroids”?? Voyager 1 update Android 15 to quarantine apps Thunderbird & Microsoft Exchange China bans Western encrypted messaging apps Gentoo says “no” .. show full overview

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Passkeys: A Shattered Dream?
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30, 2024

GCHQ: No more default passwords for consumer IoT devices! What happened with Chrome and 3rd-party cookies? Race conditions and multi-threading GM "accidentally" enrolled millions into .. show full overview

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Not So Fast
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07, 2024

The vulnerability of GPS Is the sky falling on all VPN systems? Multi-user Passkeys, YubiKeys? The iCloud Keychain The UK and Google's Topics

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Microsoft’s head in the Clouds
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14, 2024

Picture of the Week. Most to least common 4-digit pins. Enhanced LORAN. Passkeys. Microsoft's Head in the Clouds.

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312 Scientists & Researchers Respond
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21, 2024

When you’re the biggest target... Searching for Search How long will a Windows XP machine survive unprotected on the Internet? Free Laundry VPNs and Firewalls Netgate SG1100 Ad .. show full overview

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The 50 Gigabyte Privacy Bomb
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28, 2024

The bigger problem with AI Overview https://udm14.com/ -and- https://tenbluelinks.org/ The horses have left the barn VPNs and Firewalls Email @ GRC Extension to fix Google .. show full overview

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A Large Language Model in Every Pot
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04, 2024

“Tornado Notes” Email @ GRC Have I Been Pwned? A new “supply chain” attack vector Another CA in the DogHouse ICQ to shutter its service Steve reviews “Déjà vu” Hide my .. show full overview

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The rise and fall of code.microsoft.com
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11, 2024

MS on Recall changes Thanks for the “Memory” New York Times (and Wordle) leak Apple’s own password manager app DJI drones on the defensive SlashData reveals some interesting .. show full overview

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The Angle of the Dangle
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18, 2024

CVE-2024-30078 “Recall” has been recalled Matthew Green on Apple’s Private Cloud Compute A WGET flaw with a CVSS of 10.0? Thou shall not Resolve! Email @ GRC Downloading email with .. show full overview

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The Mixed Blessing of a Crappy PRNG
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25, 2024

Expected follow-up on CVE-2024-30078 From Russia with Love An EU privacy agency complains about Google’s Privacy Sandbox? Email @ GRC Security Now SPAM? Orange Tsai needs .. show full overview

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The End of Entrust Trust
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02, 2024

The regreSSHion Bug 50BTC moved Voyager 1 Update Email @ GRC SyncThing DNS queries Recall The End of Entrust Trust

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The Polyfill.io Attack
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09, 2024

Entrust Responds Other major Certificate Authorities respond Passkey Redaction Attacks Syncing passkeys Port Knocking Fail2Ban The Polyfill.io Attack

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A Snowflake’s Chance
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16, 2024

Using Content Delivery Networks Safely The CDK Global Ransomware Attack The IRS and Entrust Polyfill.io fallout Microsoft's Behavior A Snowflake’s Chance

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CrowdStruck
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23, 2024

Cellebrite unlocks Trump’s would-be assassin’s phone. Cisco reported on a CVSS of 10.0 Entrust drops the other shoe Google gives up on removing 3rd-party .. show full overview

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Platform Key Disclosure
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30, 2024

Crowdstrike post-mortem PiDP-11 What Crowdstrike is fixing Marcus Hutchins on who is to blame Entrust’s Updated Info 3rd-Party Cookie Surprise Security training firm mistakenly .. show full overview

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How Revoking!
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06, 2024

Platform Key Disclosure Firefox’s 3rd-party Cookie mess The W3C Finally Weighs-in CrowdStrike Damages. GRC’s Email How Revoking!

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Rethinking Revocation
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13, 2024

Sitting Ducks DNS attack A Bad RCE in another Microsoft server SinkClose The CLFS.SYS BSoD IsBootSecure Rethinking Revocation

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National Public Data
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20, 2024

Revocation Update GRC’s next experiment Patch Tuesday “The Famous Computer Café” IsBootSecure GRC Email Working through WiFi Firewalls Transferring DNS OCSP attestation vs. TLS expiration Platform key expiration National Public Data

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Cascading Bloom Filters
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27, 2024

CrowdStrike Exec's "Most Epic Fail" Award Hardware backdoors discovered in Chinese-made key cards Counterfeit CISCO networking gear SpinRite Errata NPD breach updates from listeners Looking back at old SN episodes Cascading Bloom Filters

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Is Telegram an Encrypted App?
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03, 2024

Telegram puts End-to-End Privacy in the Crosshairs Free security logging is good for everyone CrowdStrike hemorrhaging customers Microsoft to meet privately with EDR (Endpoint .. show full overview

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RAMBO
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10, 2024

Offer to uninstall Recall was a bug, not a feature YubiKeys can be cloned Miscellany Is WhatsApp secure? Telegram vs Signal French elevators Freezing your credit The Quiet .. show full overview

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Password Manager Injection Attacks
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17, 2024

Windows Endpoint Security Ecosystem Summit Aging storage media does NOT last forever How Navy chiefs conspired to get themselves illegal warship Wi-Fi adam:ONE named the #1 best .. show full overview

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Kaspersky exits the U.S.
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24, 2024

The case of the exploding pagers and walkie-talkies “Ford seeks patent for tech that listens to driver conversations to serve ads” Another large chunk of personal data .. show full overview

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Recall's Re-Rollout
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01, 2024

The Linux remote code execution flaw The CRUCIAL importance of Domain Control Security Roskomnadzor strikes a discordant note VLC gets a security update Tor and Tails Merge Telegram .. show full overview

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uBlock Origin & Manifest V3
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08, 2024

Facebook’s parent Meta not hashing passwords A New, forthcoming PayPal default opts their users into merchant data sharing DDoS breaks another record Speaking of these ASUS .. show full overview

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BIMI (up Scotty)
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15, 2024

uBlock Origin to the rescue National Public Data files for bankruptcy Will the .IO top level domain be disappearing? Patch Tuesday Firefox under attack Miscellany Sci-Fi The .. show full overview

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Credential Exchange Protocol
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22, 2024

Did Chinese researchers really break RSA encryption? What did they do? What next-level terror extortion is being powered by the NPD breach data? The EU to hold software companies .. show full overview

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The Endless Journey to IPv6
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29, 2024

Apple proposes 45-day maximum certificate life. SEC fines four companies for downplaying their SolarWinds attack severity. Google adds 5 new features to Messenger including .. show full overview

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AI Vulnerability Discovery
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05, 2024

Google's record-breaking fine by Russia. (How many 0's is that?) RT's editor-in-chief admits that their TV hosts are AI-generated. Windows 10 security updates set to end next .. show full overview

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1000!
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12, 2024

Did Bitwarden go closed-source? The rights of German security researchers are clarified. Australia to impose age limits on social media. Free Windows Server 2025 anyone? UAC wasn’t .. show full overview

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Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
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19, 2024

How Microsoft lured the US Government into a far deeper and expensive dependency upon its cybersecurity solutions. Gmail to offer native throwaway email aliases like Apple and .. show full overview

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Disconnected Experiences
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26, 2024

What's the new “nearest neighbor” attack and how do you defend against it? Let's Encrypt just turned 10. What changes has it wrought? Now the Coast Guard is worried about Chinese built .. show full overview

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A Light-Day Away
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03, 2024

Microsoft clarifies they are NOT using customer data from Office apps to train AI models "Digital epileptic seizures" caused by flashing emergency vehicle lights can confuse automated .. show full overview

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A Chat with GPT
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10, 2024

All telecom providers have been hacked and may still not be safe to use. The plan to obsolete all non-TPM 2.0 PCs remains well underway. Microsoft's product activation system has been .. show full overview

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6-Day Certificates? Why?
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17, 2024

Is AI the Wizard of Oz? Or is it more? Microsoft's long standing effective MFA login bypass. Is TPM 2.0 not required after all for Windows 11? Meet 14 North Korean IT workers who made .. show full overview

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