In this interview, Risky Business host Patrick Gray talks to Bill Cheswick, who's been doing security research since the 1980s. He was a speaker at AusCERT this year, and you can find his talk here.
In this interview, Risky Business host Patrick Gray discusses Microsoft's Security Intelligence Report with the company's general manager of product security, George Stathakopoulos, and Ziv Mador -- a response coordinator for Microsoft's Malware Protection Centre.
The following is an interview with the former director of Information Assurance for America's National Security Agency, Brian Snow. He joined the NSA in 1971 after founding the computer science department at Ohio University in the 60s. He spent his first 20 years at the NSA directing research and development into cryptographic and secure systems. He also created and managed NSA's secure systems design division in the 80s.
Traditionally, AusCERT has conducted an annual corporate and government computer crime survey. But last year the Australian Institute of Criminology decided it was going to do a bigger, better funded survey... so AusCERT has mixed things up and this year released a report on home user security.
(UPDATE: H D Moore's PRNG Debian toys can be found here.)
This week's Risky Business podcast is brought to you by Check Point Software and hosted, as always, by Vigabyte virtual hosting.
McAfee is the sponsor of this, the greatest episode of Risky Business in the history of the universe. Big thanks!Not only does this week's podcast feature security legend H D Moore discussing his evil creation -- an Eee PC that sucks passwords out of the atmosphere, black hole style -- but RSA president Art Coviello drops by to share his not-so-happy thoughts on Bruce Schneier.On this week's podcast:
This week's Risky Business is an absolute cracker. Big thanks to sponsor RSA for paying our bills this week, and to Vigabyte for hosting our site.
This week's show is brought to you by Tenable Network Security and hosted, as always, by Vigabyte virtual hosting.
This week's Risky Business episode is sponsored by Check Point Software and hosted by Vigabyte virtual hosting. On this week's show we're looking at the latest phishing scam to target advertisers on Australia's largest jobs website, Seek. We'll also take a look at mobile security with our "mystery CSO" Adam Pointon before checking in with our sponsor to chat about drive-by downloads.
This week's Risky Business is sponsored by McAfee and hosted by Vigabyte virtual hosting. The feature topic this week is negative Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) -- how the bad guys are damaging your company's search engine rankings.
This week's podcast is sponsored by RSA Security and hosted by Vigabyte. With the prize money at CanSecWest's PWN2OWN competition hitting $20k, we thought we'd take a look at the vulnerability marketplace. Are the days of full and free disclosure over? Insomnia Security's Brett Moore joins us to talk about it.
Your weekly security podcast, Risky Business, is available for download, with thanks to this week's sponsor Check Point Software. We're in our second four-day week here in Australia, so please forgive the lateness.
This week's podcast features an Australian exclusive -- an interview with Robert Malan. He's the founder and CTO of Arbor Networks, a company that does all sorts of cunning things "in the cloud" to mitigate the effects of DDoS attacks. Take that, Ruskies!
This week's Risky Business is sponsored by the fine folk at Symantec. We have a special guest on today's podcast -- Greg Shipley, the CTO of Chicago-based consultancy Neohapsis. Host Patrick Gray\xc2\xa0chatted to\xc2\xa0Shipley while he was in Australia on vacation, and he has some very interesting things to say about the shambles we call the IT security industry.
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Oh, and in case you missed it, last week's Risky Business story about Adam Boileau's release of Winlockpwn was followed up by around 50 different news outlets worldwide. We rule.
This week's podcast is brought to you by Check Point Software. On this week's show we've got a bit of an exclusive. Adam Boileau has released the software he developed to unlock Windows workstations with Firewire trickery. With all this talk of Cold Boot attacks, Boileau's old attack is suddenly new again.
On this week's show we look at the James Bond-style attack on BitLocker involving frozen RAM. We also chat about Microsoft's "good worm" brainwave, the Australian Institute of Criminology's cyber-crime survey and more. This week's show is brought to you by Sophos and hosted by Vigabyte.
This week's Risky Business is brought to you by Symantec, so a big thanks to the big yellow box! On this week's show we're looking at a different type of information security threat: listening devices and bugging.
This week's special, longer and stronger podcast is all about intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS) and is hosted by the fine folk at Vigabyte virtual hosting.
This week's edition of Risky Business is brought to you by Sophos.
