Josh and Kurt talk about CVE 10K. CVE IDs have finally crossed the line, we need 5 digits to display them. This has never happened before now. Show Notes OpenSSH CVE10K assignments CVE-2016-10005 CVE syntax change CVE Numbering Authorities OpenSSH Security Advisory C to HDL Reboot Boeing Dreamliner One person writes most Linux video camera drivers DonaldContinue reading “Episode 21 – CVE 10K Extravaganza”
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Episode 20 – The Death of PGP
Josh and Kurt talk about the death of PGP, and how it’s not actually dead at all. It’s still really hard to use though. Show Notes I’m giving up on PGP Yubikey 4 Josh’s PGP setup blog post Kurt’s key with multiple signatures PGP short ID collisons Let’s Encrypt ICQ website from the late 90’s Signal SecureContinue reading “Episode 20 – The Death of PGP”
Episode 19 – A field full of razor blades and monsters
Josh and Kurt talk about the bricking devices (on purpose). Show Notes Samsung will brick the Note 7s Verizon won’t brick the phones Hoverboard imports banned Firestone tire recall Denmark Apple refurbished phone case Deprecating SHA1 South Korean Banking Encryption Canada’s Worst Driver Fitbit bought Pebble Comment on Twitter with the #osspodcast hashtag
Episode 18 – The Security of Santa
Josh and Kurt talk about the security concerns and logistics of Santa, elves, and the North Pole. Show Notes Elf on the Shelf Furby without fur Norad Tracks Santa Futurama Xmas St. Nicholas David Sedaris on Santa US Senate Candy Desk You need 76 days to read all privacy statements Mona Lisa Theft Super Guppy LSST DataContinue reading “Episode 18 – The Security of Santa”
Episode 17 – Cyphercon Interview with Korgo
Josh and Kurt talk to Michael Goetzman about Cyphercon Show Notes Cyphercon Cyphercon 2.0 Cyphercon 1.0 920 Sec Korgo Virus SafeHouse Spy Restaurant Discovery World Midwest Gaming Classic Summerfest: Cold War Battleground Nike Zeus Missile Poutine Ghost Fleet George Stroumboulopoulos Comment on Twitter
Episode 16 – Cat and mouse
Josh and Kurt talk about cybercrime and regulation. Show Notes Avalanche Global Fraud Ring Spam King Rosendale Speed Trap Attacking Broadband Routers Spreadsheet of VPN providers DNSSEC Root Signing Ceremony Chicago Tylenol Murders Psychoactive Substances Act 2016 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Calvinball CIH Virus Author Firefox 0day Comment on Twitter
Episode 15 – Cyber Black Monday
Josh and Kurt talk about Cyber Monday security tips. Show Notes Edmonton Bus Accidents BeyondCorp: A New Approach to Enterprise Security Black Hat Cell Towers Google ranks https results first Domain Tasting GnuCash Tesla Credentials Tavis Ormandy strcpy pwsafe Is mashing the keyboard cryptographically secure? Comment on Twitter
Episode 14 – David A Wheeler: CII Badges
Josh and Kurt have a guest! David A. Wheeler talks about open source security and the CII Badges project. Show Notes CII Badge Program Badges Project Database Badges GitHub Project Page Comment on Twitter
Episode 13 – CVE: The metric system of security
Josh and Kurt talk about CVE, DWF, and the future of flaw reporting. Show Notes CVE CVE Candidates (CAN) DWF NVD Open Source Security Mailing List Larry Cashdollar’s Defcon talk Metric Inch Comment on Twitter
Episode 12 – Security Trebuchet
Josh and special guest host Dave Sirrine talk about feedback, OpenSSL, OAuth2, Let’s Encrypt, disclosure, and locks. Show Notes coh’s feedback OpenSSL security advisory Red Hat CLI security API Shovel Knight Pumpkin OAuth2 bug Let’s Encrypt Half of all Chrome connections use https Google’s Windows Bug RichSec (Richmond VA Information Security Users Group) RVASec (Yearly conference inContinue reading “Episode 12 – Security Trebuchet”