Podcasts

Annoying Apple ads, the ANI bug, AISA and more. Risky Business is now available for download thanks to Cybertrust and our hosting partner Vigabyte. On this week's show:

• Why one Apple devotee is annoyed over the company's security themed advertisements
• The Australian Information Security Association tells us how we can save $400 on an AusCERT conference registration fee
• Cybertrust talks about the ANI animated cursor bug... nasty!
• ZDNet Australia's Munir Kotadia talks news

Metasploit, snail mail Trojans, vulnerability disclosure and more.

Risky Business #6 is available for download, thanks to Cybertrust and our hosting partner Vigabyte. On this week's show:

• All the week's news with ZDNet Australia's Munir Kotadia
• AusCERT talks "snail mail Trojans". This is new, and it's newsy. Check it out.
• Adam Pointon of Assurance.com.au on Metasploit
• Andrew Walls from Cybertrust talks vulnerability disclosure

Risky Business #5 is available for download, thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte.

This week's show was recorded at CeBIT in Germany and cut together in Istanbul, Turkey. That's right, I'm still on the road. And despite some hideous jetlag, this week's show is a cracker.

On this week's program:

• \xc2\xa0Bomb proofing your data centre. (Seriously.)
• \xc2\xa0Making secure GSM phone calls thanks to Frank Reiger and GSMK Cryptophone
• \xc2\xa0Talking password security with Elcomsoft CEO Vladimir Katalov
• \xc2\xa0A chat with Sophos Antivirus's Paul Ducklin, who was also at CeBIT.
• \xc2\xa0What does the F in F-Secure stand for?

Risky Business number 4 is available for download, thanks to Cybertrust and our hosting partner Vigabyte. This week's show is a little different -- we're at the Kickstart IT media conference on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. On today's program we've got representatives from CheckPoint, Trend Micro, AusCERT and Cybertrust. We're also joined by Ian Yates, a freelance journalist to discuss the last week's news.

Next week's show will be produced in Hannover, Germany, at the CeBIT computer expo -- the largest IT expo in the world. I'll be walking the trade floor to find the best new technologies in security.

Risky Business 3 is available for download, with thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust and hosting partner Vigabyte.

On this week's show:

• Munir Kotadia from ZDNet Australia talks Oracle bugs -- David Litchfield from NGS Software strikes again!
• AusCERT's operations manager Karl Hanmore talks about vulnerabilities in PHP and the Solaris Telnet worm
• Convicted hacker turned security consultant Adrian Lamo talks us through his attack methods, and discusses his battle with the US Government, which wants his blood -- literally.
• Cybertrust's Brian Denehy talks hardware security

Risky Business #2 is now available for download, thanks to our sponsor Cybertrust. On This week's show:

• Bugs, bugs and more bugs. Munir Kotadia from ZDNet gives us a run down on the last week's disclosures.
• AusCERT's Karl Hanmore joins us for the week in review
• eEye Digital security's "Chief Hacking Officer" Marc Maiffret talks Vista Security
• Cybertrust's Andrew Walls discusses the latest bugs in the open source IDS Snort

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Here it is, the first edition of Risky Business, sponsored by Cybertrust.

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On today's program:

• ZDNet's Munir Kotadia discusses the last week's headlines.
• AusCERT's Karl Hanmore chats about the week in review.
• Jeremiah Grossman on Web application security vulnerabilities.
• Cybertrust tells us how we can side-step the latest Word flaws.
• Forrester's Michael Rasmussen talks compliance.