This podcast is a ripper, it's a presentation by Andrea Barisani and Daniele Bianco.

If you're an avid RB2 listener you would have already heard the ShakaCon presentation by Andrea Barisani and Daniele Bianco on non-conventional keystroke sniffing techniques.

Security and network device vendor Juniper Networks forced Mr. Jack to cancel his presentation, an anticipated highlight of the Black Hat event, following pressure from the affected ATM vendor. The demonstration would have seen the researcher hack an ATM live on stage, causing it to spit out cash, or "jackpot".

This week we're taking a look at the technology angle to this whole mess in Iran. We'll be chatting with Arbor Networks chief scientist Craig Labovitz about the filtering the government is doing over there, then we'll be checking in with Roelof Temmingh of Paterva.

To my eyes Facebook just looked like a badly organized dating club, and the idea of having to fire regular musings out into cyberspace via a blogocannon has never appealed.

This podcast entirely consists of a sponsored interview with Symantec's director of Security Response, Vincent Weafer.

In this episode of RB2 you'll hear a keynote from the Shaka Con security conference in Hawaii. BT security consultant Luck McComie discusses various methods of getting around corporate defences, both physical and digital. The talk is about corporate espionage, and it's well presented.

In this interview Risky.Biz reporter Paul Craig talks to BT security consultant Luke McComie about corporate espionage. Luke presented a keynote on the topic at the Shaka Con conference in Hawaii.

This week's show is a cracker -- we have a very special guest, Senator Stephen Conroy.

Fraudsters are placing fake rental property listings for affordable apartments on the Domain site. Upon contacting the purported landlord, would-be renters are instructed to transfer money offshore in exchange for apartment keys that will never arrive.

This week's episode is hosted by Vigabyte and brought to you by Tenable Network Security.

This week's show is hosted by Vigabyte and brought to you by Sophos.

The Computer Network Vulnerability Assessment program was designed to "to help organisations that own or manage critical infrastructure test the security of their computer networks and systems".

Despite mounting risks on an information superhighway jammed up with malware, 419 scams, phishing and credit card fraud, the number of 'net users is still growing rapidly.

This week's episode is hosted by Vigabyte and brought to you by Check Point software.

This speed debating panel from AusCERT's 2009 conference was loltastic. It takes about 15 minutes to really get going, but stick with it.

The following is a recording of David Rice's talk at AusCERT's 2009 conference. David is a sensational public speaker. Risky.Biz actually podcasted his keynote from the GovCERT conference in the Netherlands last year.

Our coverage of AusCERT's 2009 conference is sponsored by Microsoft, and so we're doing these sponsored interviews about Microsoft stuff.

The following audio is an excerpt from Maltego creator Roelof Temmingh's AusCERT presentation.

In this recorded AusCERT presentation you'll hear Forward Discovery's Steve Whalen discussing forensic techniques for the iPhone. This is VERY niche stuff, mostly of interest to forensics guys and gals. That said, a lot of security people use iPhones so some may be interested to know what sort of techniques apply to a device they carry. Enjoy!