Risky Business Podcast
May 15, 2007
Risky Business #13 -- Web application research and consumer liability for online fraud
Presented by

Patrick Gray
CEO and Publisher

Adam Boileau
Technology Editor
The ethics of Web application security research, and liability concerns for consumers who bank online. Welcome to Risky Business #13, thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte.
On this week's podcast:
- Munir Kotadia from ZDNet Australia discusses this week's security news
- White Hat Security's Jeremiah Grossman joins us to chat about the ethics of hacking away at Web applications without the permission of the site operator
- Cybertrust's David Shaw joins us on the line to discuss moves by some Australian financial institutions toward placing the liability for online fraud squarely on consumers
- Patrick Gray plays 35 second of audio which proves telecommunications providers do business in the Twilight Zone
Risky Business #13 -- Web application research and consumer liability for online fraud
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