EP051 Watch Your Pi HoleS2E2 drops with a discussion on DNS filtering and how to do it using cool tools like the Pi Hole.This episode was not recorded in front of a live studio audience.  The audience already left because it was very late at night.  If there’s any low energy I’m attributing it to that.Turns out DNS filtering is actually crazy cool.  There’s a ton of power there and a lot of fun things you could do.  There’s also a lot of practical uses we could put it to from both a home and small business perspective.Don’t believe me?  We talk about spying on your children, supplementing your income for your mom and pop shop and the Nintendo game Chronotrigger.  How can that NOT have you listening already?!This post was also written very late at night.Originally Recorded March 20, 2019 ShownotesThe post Watch Your Pi Hole – Episode 51 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<h3>EP051 Watch Your Pi Hole</h3>S2E2 drops with a discussion on DNS filtering and how to do it using cool tools like the Pi Hole.This episode was not recorded in front of a live studio audience. The audience already left because it was very late at night. If there’s any low energy I’m attributing it to that.Turns out DNS filtering is actually crazy cool. There’s a ton of power there and a lot of fun things you could do. There’s also a lot of practical uses we could put it to from both a home and small business perspective.Don’t believe me? We talk about spying on your children, supplementing your income for your mom and pop shop and the Nintendo game Chronotrigger. How can that NOT have you listening already?!This post was also written very late at night.Originally Recorded March 20, 2019 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep051/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2019/04/09/watch-your-pi-hole-episode-51/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Watch Your Pi Hole – Episode 51</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Watch Your Pi Hole – Episode 51

EP050 5-D’oh Homer SecuritySeason two has kicked off Y’all with home securityI don’t get the seasons, or how they work. But whatever, that’s what’ we’re calling it.This season we pivot to focus more on home security and all the tips tricks problems and solutions around what security minded home owners and folks who want to layer on a little protection to their home offices face.We’re also going to try and give a little more airtime to small business since a lot of home security cross pollinates with super small businesses.I’m not saying this is going to be the best season of this show yet.But i’m not NOT saying that.ENJOY!Originally Recorded March 1, 2019 ShownotesThe post 5-D’oh Homer Security – Episode 50 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<h3>EP050 5-D’oh Homer Security</h3>Season two has kicked off Y’all with home securityI don’t get the seasons, or how they work. But whatever, that’s what’ we’re calling it.This season we pivot to focus more on home security and all the tips tricks problems and solutions around what security minded home owners and folks who want to layer on a little protection to their home offices face.We’re also going to try and give a little more airtime to small business since a lot of home security cross pollinates with super small businesses.I’m not saying this is going to be the best season of this show yet.But i’m not NOT saying that.ENJOY!Originally Recorded March 1, 2019 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep050/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2019/03/17/5-doh-homer-security/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">5-D’oh Homer Security – Episode 50</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

5-D’oh Homer Security – Episode 50

EP049 FR-Agile DevelopmentThis year’s episode is about Dev-Ops, Agile Development and a couple other interesting development methodologies that are floating around.  It’s MOSTLY about Dev-Ops though.Max found this video series,  at the bottom of a dumpster and had me watch them to try and explain what Dev-Ops was.  Turns out that I didn’t really get a whole lot out of the video series because frankly they were put in that dumpster for a reason.This episode was delayed because of a toilet problem.  Actually I cover that in the episode in a new segment I like to call “Explaining why the episode was so darned late”ENJOY!Originally Recorded August 1, 2018 ShownotesThe post Fr-Agile Development – Episode 49 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<h3>EP049 FR-Agile Development</h3>This year’s episode is about Dev-Ops, Agile Development and a couple other interesting development methodologies that are floating around.  It’s MOSTLY about Dev-Ops though.Max found this video series,  at the bottom of a dumpster and had me watch them to try and explain what Dev-Ops was.  Turns out that I didn’t really get a whole lot out of the video series because frankly they were put in that dumpster for a reason.This episode was delayed because of a toilet problem.  Actually I cover that in the episode in a new segment I like to call “Explaining why the episode was so darned late”ENJOY!Originally Recorded August 1, 2018 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep049/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2019/01/14/fr-agile-development-episode-49/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Fr-Agile Development – Episode 49</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Fr-Agile Development – Episode 49

 EP048 Intelligent in an artificial kind of way  This week it’s Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. There’s a lot of real cool things being done as computing power gets cheaper and more accessible than ever before.   What kind of impact might this have on infosec and the ongoing battle between blackhats &amp; whitehats? I honestly think that we talk about that this episode.  I don’t really remember since I edited it a little while ago. But check it oooooout please? Originally Recorded June 17, 2018 Shownotes The post Intelligent in an artificial kind of way – Episode 48 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/048-intelligent-in-an-artificial-kind-of-way.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> <h3>EP048 Intelligent in an artificial kind of way</h3> </a> This week it’s Artificial Intelligence and machine learning. There’s a lot of real cool things being done as computing power gets cheaper and more accessible than ever before. What kind of impact might this have on infosec and the ongoing battle between blackhats &amp; whitehats? I honestly think that we talk about that this episode. I don’t really remember since I edited it a little while ago. But check it oooooout please? Originally Recorded June 17, 2018 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep048/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2018/07/24/intelligent-in-an-artificial-kind-of-way-episode-48/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Intelligent in an artificial kind of way – Episode 48</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Intelligent in an artificial kind of way – Episode 48

 EP047 Who put that thing in my internet? Dial in folks, we have ourselves an episode about the internet and things.  Or… of things?  The internet of things and their vulnerabilities. That’s right some times things that make your life easier can come at a price.A PRICE SO HIGH IT’S STAGGERING!Then once you’ve saved up that staggering price and buy the thing you find out that there’s another secret hidden price.  The one you thought I was talking about originally!!Whatever man, who writes this nonsense anyways?  Geez.Internet of things devices can have vulnerabilities just like all computers and we’re going to discuss some of them and what you can try to do to get to enjoy these internet of things devices without giving up the whole fishtank!ENJOY!Originally Recorded June 6, 2018 ShownotesThe post Who put that thing in my internet? – Episode 47 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<h3>EP047 Who put that thing in my internet?</h3> Dial in folks, we have ourselves an episode about the internet and things. Or… of things? The internet of things and their vulnerabilities. That’s right some times things that make your life easier can come at a price.A PRICE SO HIGH IT’S STAGGERING!Then once you’ve saved up that staggering price and buy the thing you find out that there’s another secret hidden price. The one you thought I was talking about originally!!Whatever man, who writes this nonsense anyways? Geez.Internet of things devices can have vulnerabilities just like all computers and we’re going to discuss some of them and what you can try to do to get to enjoy these internet of things devices without giving up the whole fishtank!ENJOY!Originally Recorded June 6, 2018 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep047/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2018/06/20/who-put-that-thing-in-my-internet-episode-47/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Who put that thing in my internet? – Episode 47</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Who put that thing in my internet? – Episode 47

 EP046 Tracking U This week we talk about online (spoilers: And offline) tracking and the people who do it.It’s a banner year at the old in-security family,  two count on the podcast front and another on the way?!We discuss Microsoft, google, facebook and the way they go about collecting data from unsuspecting internet users.  We also take an in-depth look at cookies and how they are now used for more than ever intended.Delicious delicious cookies.  Used for tracking? next you’re going to tell me that brownies can be used to get you stoned.Originally Recorded May 2, 2018 ShownotesThe post Tracking U – Episode 46 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<h3>EP046 Tracking U</h3> This week we talk about online (spoilers: And offline) tracking and the people who do it.It’s a banner year at the old in-security family, two count on the podcast front and another on the way?!We discuss Microsoft, google, facebook and the way they go about collecting data from unsuspecting internet users. We also take an in-depth look at cookies and how they are now used for more than ever intended.Delicious delicious cookies. Used for tracking? next you’re going to tell me that brownies can be used to get you stoned.Originally Recorded May 2, 2018 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep046/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2018/05/30/tracking-u-episode-46/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tracking U – Episode 46</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Tracking U – Episode 46

 EP045 Meltdown Inspector Our first (read: only?) episode for 2018 and we’re ready to talk about Meltdown and Spectre, the new class of hardware vulnerabilities that hadn’t really even been considered prior to this discovery!We even have some housekeeping in this episode. Who would have thought with like a half year since the last EP that there was any new developments?!So yeah, we got a lot of great content. This is a delightful reboot. Let’s hope there’s more to come! (this year)Originally Recorded March 21, 2018 ShownotesThe post Meltdown Inspector – Episode 45 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<h3>EP045 Meltdown Inspector</h3> Our first (read: only?) episode for 2018 and we’re ready to talk about Meltdown and Spectre, the new class of hardware vulnerabilities that hadn’t really even been considered prior to this discovery!We even have some housekeeping in this episode. Who would have thought with like a half year since the last EP that there was any new developments?!So yeah, we got a lot of great content. This is a delightful reboot. Let’s hope there’s more to come! (this year)Originally Recorded March 21, 2018 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep045/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2018/03/29/meltdown-inspector-episode-45/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Meltdown Inspector – Episode 45</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Meltdown Inspector – Episode 45

 EP044 Plain Ketchup Playing catch-up is necessary sometimes.  Sometimes life happens.  It gets all up in your grill and tries to mess up your best laid plans.  When that happens your only choice is to podcast at a much slower pace than expected.Sometimes life happens all over your Co-Host.So we have an elegant solution to that.  That solution is, of course, to recap everything in one giant recap episode.  We don’t necessarily hit all the points, but we get some of the top ones that we thought were neat. We don’t necessarily even talk about events more than I go off on a long rambling excuse about why Windows has made my life slightly inconvenient.Sometimes Windows happens… But why does it always happen to ME?!Yeah. That’s not really as important a point here.  So anyways.We have another episode where we are playing catch-up on some of the better topics that happened and as always click the thing below if one of these interests you and we can possibly go more in-depth into it!Originally Recorded October 12, 2017 ShownotesThe post Plain Ketchup – Episode 044 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/044-Plain-Ketchup.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> <h3>EP044 Plain Ketchup</h3> </a>Playing catch-up is necessary sometimes. Sometimes life happens. It gets all up in your grill and tries to mess up your best laid plans. When that happens your only choice is to podcast at a much slower pace than expected.Sometimes life happens all over your Co-Host.So we have an elegant solution to that. That solution is, of course, to recap everything in one giant recap episode. We don’t necessarily hit all the points, but we get some of the top ones that we thought were neat. We don’t necessarily even talk about events more than I go off on a long rambling excuse about why Windows has made my life slightly inconvenient.Sometimes Windows happens… But why does it always happen to ME?!Yeah. That’s not really as important a point here. So anyways.We have another episode where we are playing catch-up on some of the better topics that happened and as always click the thing below if one of these interests you and we can possibly go more in-depth into it!Originally Recorded October 12, 2017 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep044/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2017/10/19/plain-ketchup-episode-044/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Plain Ketchup – Episode 044</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Plain Ketchup – Episode 044

 EP043 Don’t Rock the Voting Machines You know that old song? Rock the boat? You know how Rock the VOTE was made popular? We want you to rock the VOTE. Just don’t pick on the voting machines? Something like that at any rate. So that’s what I was going for with this title. We have fallen so far out of practice that at this point we’re just making things up again.At least at one time we had some sense of what we were doing. Or at least some sense.That’s all gone.I don’t miss it.So yeah. Go vote. You can listen to this episode on your way to the polls, or as you wait.If you aren’t American there is still value in this episode regardless, replace “voting machine” with “public facing machine”, replace “Counting votes” with “something that is private and shouldn’t be shared or have results tampered with.” and there you go. Baby, You’ve got a stew going. You’ve got a perfectly good show for any country!So this episode is all about the vulnerabilities in voting machines. We aren’t here to give a historical perspective, though I agree it would be really interesting, We are here to give you the information security side of the coin.The information security coin.Originally Recorded November 7th 2016 ShownotesThe post Don’t Rock the Voting Machines – Episode 043 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/ep043dont-rock-the-voting-machine_mixdown.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> <h3>EP043 Don’t Rock the Voting Machines</h3> </a>You know that old song? Rock the boat? You know how Rock the VOTE was made popular? We want you to rock the VOTE. Just don’t pick on the voting machines? Something like that at any rate. So that’s what I was going for with this title. We have fallen so far out of practice that at this point we’re just making things up again.At least at one time we had some sense of what we were doing. Or at least some sense.That’s all gone.I don’t miss it.So yeah. Go vote. You can listen to this episode on your way to the polls, or as you wait.If you aren’t American there is still value in this episode regardless, replace “voting machine” with “public facing machine”, replace “Counting votes” with “something that is private and shouldn’t be shared or have results tampered with.” and there you go. Baby, You’ve got a stew going. You’ve got a perfectly good show for any country!So this episode is all about the vulnerabilities in voting machines. We aren’t here to give a historical perspective, though I agree it would be really interesting, We are here to give you the information security side of the coin.The information security coin.Originally Recorded November 7th 2016 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep043/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a>The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2016/11/08/dont-rock-voting-machines-episode-043/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Don’t Rock the Voting Machines – Episode 043</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Don’t Rock the Voting Machines – Episode 043

EP042 Bloaty and the Superfish Bloatware is out there.  Swelling and expanding and taking up your valuable valuable resources and stealing your car keys and taking the family sedan out for joyrides in the middle of the night.  So I guess we should make a podcast explaining it. DONE!  That’s right, We’re going to EXPAND on the topic of BLOATware.  Heh. Ugh. Bloatware is the software installed on your new electronics direct from the manufacturer under the guise of “improving your user experience” In reality it might improve the price you pay slightly but otherwise often has very little benefit.  But we’ll get into that I don’t want to jump the gun. I don’t want to mislead anyone.  We only thought of the title at the end so there are no hootie puns throughout the episode.  I am sure we could have included some references to I only wanna be with you or let her cry or something.  Those jokes pretty much make themselves when you’re talking bloatware. In case you’re wondering about Superfish.  Yeah, that’s also a thing, I wasn’t just trying to avoid litigation.  If you want to know more you should probably fire up your favorite listening device or devices, I am not here to limit you, and give it a digital spin. Originally Recorded July 6th 2016 Shownotes The post Bloaty and the Superfish – Episode 042 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/042-Bloaty-and-the-Superfish.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP042 Bloaty and the Superfish</a> Bloatware is out there. Swelling and expanding and taking up your valuable valuable resources and stealing your car keys and taking the family sedan out for joyrides in the middle of the night. So I guess we should make a podcast explaining it. DONE! That’s right, We’re going to EXPAND on the topic of BLOATware. Heh. Ugh. Bloatware is the software installed on your new electronics direct from the manufacturer under the guise of “improving your user experience” In reality it might improve the price you pay slightly but otherwise often has very little benefit. But we’ll get into that I don’t want to jump the gun. I don’t want to mislead anyone. We only thought of the title at the end so there are no hootie puns throughout the episode. I am sure we could have included some references to I only wanna be with you or let her cry or something. Those jokes pretty much make themselves when you’re talking bloatware. In case you’re wondering about Superfish. Yeah, that’s also a thing, I wasn’t just trying to avoid litigation. If you want to know more you should probably fire up your favorite listening device or devices, I am not here to limit you, and give it a digital spin. Originally Recorded July 6th 2016 <a href="https://in-security.org/ep042/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2016/07/12/bloaty-superfish-episode-042/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bloaty and the Superfish – Episode 042</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Bloaty and the Superfish – Episode 042

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EP004 – Networking – It’s a Traaaap Part one of our introductory podcast to networking &amp; network security. Housekeeping, family as network, Matt becomes obsessed with the new term he’s learned “Sneakernet” and Max let’s him go hog-wild with a confusing subway car analogy. We cover the general ideas of networking, explain some of the more common protocols and of-course talk about some potential exploits to take advantage of these. All this and more, give it a listen! Shownotes The post Networking: It’s a Traaaap! – Episode 004 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/004-networking-its-a-traaaap.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP004 – Networking – It’s a Traaaap</a> Part one of our introductory podcast to networking &amp; network security. Housekeeping, family as network, Matt becomes obsessed with the new term he’s learned “Sneakernet” and Max let’s him go hog-wild with a confusing subway car analogy. We cover the general ideas of networking, explain some of the more common protocols and of-course talk about some potential exploits to take advantage of these. All this and more, give it a listen! <a href=" https://in-security.org/ep004/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2013/09/30/episode-004-networking-traaaap/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Networking: It’s a Traaaap! – Episode 004</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Networking: It’s a Traaaap! – Episode 004

EP011 Common Web Vulnerabilities Happy new year to all! (With this slightly delayed episode) for which I have no one to blame but procrastination. One might even say it’s a VULNERABILITY of mine. Is that a Segue I hear?! Not really. It’s a poorly shoe-horned in attempt to get back on topic and the topic this “week” is common web vulnerabilities! What do I mean? We give an overview of some of the most frequently used attacks online, ways that websites, web servers, web apps, and web denizens are often compromised by the malicious. I admit I was surprised to find I use some of these exploits myself but not in a malicious manner mind you. I was, however, not surprised at all to find out that over the years I have fallen prey to most of these! The image made more sense before the brains of the operation made me add the “web” part. Just imagine how clever it would be if it was just “common vulnerabilities” SO CLEVER. Funfact: This post represents the most times I have typed the word vulnerabilities, possibly ever. Vulnerabilities. Yup, It’s now a lock! Shownotes The post Common Web Vulnerabilities – Episode 011 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/011-Common-Vulnerabilities.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP011 Common Web Vulnerabilities</a> Happy new year to all! (With this slightly delayed episode) for which I have no one to blame but procrastination. One might even say it’s a VULNERABILITY of mine. Is that a Segue I hear?! Not really. It’s a poorly shoe-horned in attempt to get back on topic and the topic this “week” is common web vulnerabilities! What do I mean? We give an overview of some of the most frequently used attacks online, ways that websites, web servers, web apps, and web denizens are often compromised by the malicious. I admit I was surprised to find I use some of these exploits myself but not in a malicious manner mind you. I was, however, not surprised at all to find out that over the years I have fallen prey to most of these! The image made more sense before the brains of the operation made me add the “web” part. Just imagine how clever it would be if it was just “common vulnerabilities” SO CLEVER. Funfact: This post represents the most times I have typed the word vulnerabilities, possibly ever. Vulnerabilities. Yup, It’s now a lock! <a href="https://in-security.org/ep011/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/02/01/common-web-vulnerabilities-episode-011/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Common Web Vulnerabilities – Episode 011</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Common Web Vulnerabilities – Episode 011

EP022 Security on a Cellular Level This week was a topic I wanted to take a look at as it’s becoming a growing concern and there is currently no CLEAR winner from the end user perspective.  We discuss security on cellular devices.  Cellular security is a growing concern since a lot of the new devices have their “Always on” internet connections and become a frequent source for secure and insecure communication.   Businesses both large &amp; small with security concerns really have to take a look at these treacherous devices.  Like with many of the topics we’ve discussed this really ends up being summarized as a trade-off of security to inconvenience.   As cellular security really becomes more prevalent we, as professionals and enthusiasts, really need to take them seriously.   Hopefully in the next couple years we’ll see multi-sim or multi-profile phones become more the norm and we might have another rise of RIM or a similar trend towards remote device management for the security professionals but for now tune in for our general review of options you can do yourself! Shownotes The post Security on a Cellular Level – Episode 022 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/022-Security-on-a-Cellular-Level.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP022 Security on a Cellular Level</a> This week was a topic I wanted to take a look at as it’s becoming a growing concern and there is currently no CLEAR winner from the end user perspective. We discuss security on cellular devices. Cellular security is a growing concern since a lot of the new devices have their “Always on” internet connections and become a frequent source for secure and insecure communication. Businesses both large &amp; small with security concerns really have to take a look at these treacherous devices. Like with many of the topics we’ve discussed this really ends up being summarized as a trade-off of security to inconvenience. As cellular security really becomes more prevalent we, as professionals and enthusiasts, really need to take them seriously. Hopefully in the next couple years we’ll see multi-sim or multi-profile phones become more the norm and we might have another rise of RIM or a similar trend towards remote device management for the security professionals but for now tune in for our general review of options you can do yourself! <a href="https://in-security.org/ep022/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/06/10/security-cellular-level-ep022/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Security on a Cellular Level – Episode 022</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Security on a Cellular Level – Episode 022

EP013 Hardening is Hard As episodes go 013 is a fun &amp; lucky one! We are talking about hardening, we provide a general overview, we provide some ways you can follow along at home to learn on your own and we probably talk complete trash at some point since that’s how we roll! There’s even a b-bomb in this one that I wasn’t expecting, if that’s not enough of a teaser how about this? You will never believe what we cut out of this episode. It was SO cut out of the episode it will never be available to you, the listeners! To be honest I am not sure what it was either but this is the kind of tripe news aggregation websites have to resort to to get people to click something on Facebook and they’re consummate professionals are they not? Hardening is not as dirty as it sounds, I think… It can be summed up as securing infrastructure by eliminating unnecessary weak points. In our context infrastructure means desktops, workstations, routers, network hubs, servers etc. so I think securing means closing open doors, shutting open ports, turning off apps &amp; services that you don’t need, making sure you close the fridge because you aren’t paying to cool the neighbourhood, and locking the front door when you leave the house. Come to think of it, I’m not 100% sure how accurate any of that is, I should probably give the episode another listen. Shownotes The post Hardening is Haaaard – Episode 013 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/013-Hardening-is-hard.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP013 Hardening is Hard</a> As episodes go 013 is a fun &amp; lucky one! We are talking about hardening, we provide a general overview, we provide some ways you can follow along at home to learn on your own and we probably talk complete trash at some point since that’s how we roll! There’s even a b-bomb in this one that I wasn’t expecting, if that’s not enough of a teaser how about this? You will never believe what we cut out of this episode. It was SO cut out of the episode it will never be available to you, the listeners! To be honest I am not sure what it was either but this is the kind of tripe news aggregation websites have to resort to to get people to click something on Facebook and they’re consummate professionals are they not? Hardening is not as dirty as it sounds, I think… It can be summed up as securing infrastructure by eliminating unnecessary weak points. In our context infrastructure means desktops, workstations, routers, network hubs, servers etc. so I think securing means closing open doors, shutting open ports, turning off apps &amp; services that you don’t need, making sure you close the fridge because you aren’t paying to cool the neighbourhood, and locking the front door when you leave the house. Come to think of it, I’m not 100% sure how accurate any of that is, I should probably give the episode another listen. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep013/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/02/20/hardening-haaaard-episode-013/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Hardening is Haaaard – Episode 013</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Hardening is Haaaard – Episode 013

EP014 Let’s talk about stacks baby! We talked about web vulnerabilities and the markup languages, and interpretation of scripts, but those aren’t real programs running on your computer. This time we’re going to get a little more advanced and talk about programming and execution within the computer drawing back to the first few episodes. It’s detailed but will be the bedrock for the more advanced topics we’ll be discussing in vulnerabilities within applications running on a computer. We mention stacks and cover a great dummy program to really tie this episode together into what I lovingly call the greatest episode ever of any podcast on the internet*. Actually I kinda felt we used the word stacks so much that I really latched onto it after editing this episode. For that I apologize. But it lead to the zany title and really confusing title image this week. We also ran into some perceived quality issues with this week’s episode. After some finessing in the editing studio in the spacious west wing of the guest house in stately Max-Manor Max assures me with aplomb that this is resolved. As always if you disagree with Max please feel free to leave us comments below, Tweet us on twitter or email us via email. *With the possible exception of some of the other podcasts on the internet and episodes that they had. Shownotes The post Let’s talk about stacks baby! – Episode 014 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/014-lets-talk-about-stacks-baby.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP014 Let’s talk about stacks baby!</a> We talked about web vulnerabilities and the markup languages, and interpretation of scripts, but those aren’t real programs running on your computer. This time we’re going to get a little more advanced and talk about programming and execution within the computer drawing back to the first few episodes. It’s detailed but will be the bedrock for the more advanced topics we’ll be discussing in vulnerabilities within applications running on a computer. We mention stacks and cover a great dummy program to really tie this episode together into what I lovingly call the greatest episode ever of any podcast on the internet*. Actually I kinda felt we used the word stacks so much that I really latched onto it after editing this episode. For that I apologize. But it lead to the zany title and really confusing title image this week. We also ran into some perceived quality issues with this week’s episode. After some finessing in the editing studio in the spacious west wing of the guest house in stately Max-Manor Max assures me with aplomb that this is resolved. As always if you disagree with Max please feel free to leave us comments below, Tweet us on twitter or email us via email. *With the possible exception of some of the other podcasts on the internet and episodes that they had. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep014/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/03/04/lets-talk-about-stacks-baby-episode-014/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Let’s talk about stacks baby! – Episode 014</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Let’s talk about stacks baby! – Episode 014

EP024 Jobs in InfoSec This might be a great episode to have listened to at the start of all this podcastery. In reality we sort of dove right in at the start without trying to tempt you with the lurid promise of fat sacks of job satisfaction. This episode centers on possible jobs in InfoSec available with the science we are dropping within each and every episode.  It’s definitely a starting point if you’re trying to convince your buddies to listen.  I’m going to go ahead and predict available jobs in InfoSec will going to continue to be an ever growing demand until this whole internet craze dies out. Then we can finally go back to actually talking to one another in meatspace. As you all might know we are delayed by my current work schedule as I have had a change in hours.  I am slowly trickling out the episodes we had recorded until Max and I are able to reconcile our time zone woes.  That’s why you are only getting play-offs references now. In July.  Also, Happy Canada and America days, albeit early or late. I guess, among other things, it’s the scheduling conflicts that led Max to putting this episode together.  His thinking presumably was along the lines of getting me a break down of jobs in InfoSec might lead me to getting a more consistent schedule? Who am I to pretend to understand the mind of a mad man? Shownotes The post Jobs in InfoSec – Episode 024 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/024-jobs-in-infosec.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP024 Jobs in InfoSec</a> This might be a great episode to have listened to at the start of all this podcastery. In reality we sort of dove right in at the start without trying to tempt you with the lurid promise of fat sacks of job satisfaction. This episode centers on possible jobs in InfoSec available with the science we are dropping within each and every episode. It’s definitely a starting point if you’re trying to convince your buddies to listen. I’m going to go ahead and predict available jobs in InfoSec will going to continue to be an ever growing demand until this whole internet craze dies out. Then we can finally go back to actually talking to one another in meatspace. As you all might know we are delayed by my current work schedule as I have had a change in hours. I am slowly trickling out the episodes we had recorded until Max and I are able to reconcile our time zone woes. That’s why you are only getting play-offs references now. In July. Also, Happy Canada and America days, albeit early or late. I guess, among other things, it’s the scheduling conflicts that led Max to putting this episode together. His thinking presumably was along the lines of getting me a break down of jobs in InfoSec might lead me to getting a more consistent schedule? Who am I to pretend to understand the mind of a mad man? <a href="https://in-security.org/ep024/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/07/03/jobs-infosec-episode-024/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jobs in InfoSec – Episode 024</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Jobs in InfoSec – Episode 024

EP009 – Seven Layer Burrito Max is literally 0 milligrams lighter this episode without his Movember monthstache and you can hear the relief in his voice as he takes us delving into the delicious world of the seven layer OSI model. What is an OSI model you ask? That’s an excellent question! Can I answer it? Not without ruining THE ENTIRE EPISODE… Is there really 7 layers? Could there be an eighth layer? What if I order 2 burritos and pile them on top of one another to make a 14 layer bad mother burrito? SOME OF THESE ANSWERS AND MORE! So you might as well click on the links below to get your LEARN on! (or fire up your favorite podcatcher with the above subscription links) We discuss popular sandwich alternatives and something about computers I think. It really is worth the listen. Shownotes The post Seven Layer Burrito – Episode 009 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/009-sevenlayerburrito.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP009 – Seven Layer Burrito</a> Max is literally 0 milligrams lighter this episode without his Movember monthstache and you can hear the relief in his voice as he takes us delving into the delicious world of the seven layer OSI model. What is an OSI model you ask? That’s an excellent question! Can I answer it? Not without ruining THE ENTIRE EPISODE… Is there really 7 layers? Could there be an eighth layer? What if I order 2 burritos and pile them on top of one another to make a 14 layer bad mother burrito? SOME OF THESE ANSWERS AND MORE! So you might as well click on the links below to get your LEARN on! (or fire up your favorite podcatcher with the above subscription links) We discuss popular sandwich alternatives and something about computers I think. It really is worth the listen. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep009/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2013/12/20/seven-layer-burrito-episode-009/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Seven Layer Burrito – Episode 009</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Seven Layer Burrito – Episode 009

EP017 Let’s Social Engineer Max a Better Microphone This was going to be epic. This is the first episode that Max and I have recorded face to face in real meatspace since the beginning of this whole endeavor. We were excited. Some may say a little TOO excited because we didn’t actually listen to what the recording was outputting. There is evidently a setting on the microphone that allows it to record from both sides simultaneously. That setting is … Not the one we used. This is the episode on the fine art of the social engineer that we started discussing in maybe ep01 or ep02 or something and decided to hold off on until we were sufficiently able to mess up the recording for everyone. Social engineers work the fine art of manipulation with the eventual goal of gain. Gaining access, gaining permissions, financial gains, you know… gain. So I apologize on behalf of this “ep01” calibre audio quality but try and stick with it. I believe this will lead to more episodes on the topic. Shownotes The post Let’s Social Engineer Max a Better Microphone – Episode 017 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/017-lets-social-engineer-Max-a-better-microphone.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP017 Let’s Social Engineer Max a Better Microphone</a> This was going to be epic. This is the first episode that Max and I have recorded face to face in real meatspace since the beginning of this whole endeavor. We were excited. Some may say a little TOO excited because we didn’t actually listen to what the recording was outputting. There is evidently a setting on the microphone that allows it to record from both sides simultaneously. That setting is … Not the one we used. This is the episode on the fine art of the social engineer that we started discussing in maybe ep01 or ep02 or something and decided to hold off on until we were sufficiently able to mess up the recording for everyone. Social engineers work the fine art of manipulation with the eventual goal of gain. Gaining access, gaining permissions, financial gains, you know… gain. So I apologize on behalf of this “ep01” calibre audio quality but try and stick with it. I believe this will lead to more episodes on the topic. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep017/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/03/25/lets-social-engineer-episode-017/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Let’s Social Engineer Max a Better Microphone – Episode 017</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Let’s Social Engineer Max a Better Microphone – Episode 017

EP023 Enterprise Scale Development Originally recorded back in April We are getting caught up with all the delays that have plagued (or blessed in Max’s case) us.  This is the episode where we discuss Enterprise scale development, the different positions that you might find in those circumstances and this will nicely play off the next episode. As usual Max has his large scale pants on and I try to slim him down to small or medium scale so we can get a general overview. Yes, those are fat jokes.  Now that I am comfortably heavier than Max I can make those.  They aren’t racist, I’m taking them back. So right. Enterprise scale development, what to expect and the roles involved.  This episode speaks for itself.  Literally.  It’s a podcast. We talk. Out loud. And record it. For you. Shownotes The post Enterprise Scale Development – Episode 023 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/023-Enterprise-Scale-Development.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP023 Enterprise Scale Development</a> Originally recorded back in April We are getting caught up with all the delays that have plagued (or blessed in Max’s case) us. This is the episode where we discuss Enterprise scale development, the different positions that you might find in those circumstances and this will nicely play off the next episode. As usual Max has his large scale pants on and I try to slim him down to small or medium scale so we can get a general overview. Yes, those are fat jokes. Now that I am comfortably heavier than Max I can make those. They aren’t racist, I’m taking them back. So right. Enterprise scale development, what to expect and the roles involved. This episode speaks for itself. Literally. It’s a podcast. We talk. Out loud. And record it. For you. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep023/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/06/24/enterprise-scale-development-episode-023/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Enterprise Scale Development – Episode 023</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Enterprise Scale Development – Episode 023

EP025 Once More Unto the Breach The Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report is a helpful tool for investigating, reporting, and ultimately solving problems, but just what the heck is it? I had no idea, to be honest, until this episode that breaches were even logged this well.  Fortunately Max had a bit to say about this topic.  Also fortunately he only had a bit to say about this topic.  This could weigh in as our shortest podcast episode yet.  You could say we didn’t “BREACH” the subject before… If you did however you’d be wrong the word you were looking for was broach.  I’m not saying that you shouldn’t use the word breach at all… Just probably not in this context.  Or do, whatever, this is a infosec podcast all about computer security, not vocabulary.   I am however very disappointed with you and you might have to see me after the show for some extra tutoring. Shownotes The post Once More Unto the Breach – Episode 025 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/025-Once-More-Unto-The-Breach.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP025 Once More Unto the Breach</a> The Verizon Data Breach Investigation Report is a helpful tool for investigating, reporting, and ultimately solving problems, but just what the heck is it? I had no idea, to be honest, until this episode that breaches were even logged this well. Fortunately Max had a bit to say about this topic. Also fortunately he only had a bit to say about this topic. This could weigh in as our shortest podcast episode yet. You could say we didn’t “BREACH” the subject before… If you did however you’d be wrong the word you were looking for was broach. I’m not saying that you shouldn’t use the word breach at all… Just probably not in this context. Or do, whatever, this is a infosec podcast all about computer security, not vocabulary. I am however very disappointed with you and you might have to see me after the show for some extra tutoring. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep025/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/07/10/unto-breach-episode-025/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Once More Unto the Breach – Episode 025</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Once More Unto the Breach – Episode 025

EP028 News update This is even more continuity than I ever imagined we would do.  We are not only doing new content but our new content is a look back at our old content, the changes that have happened to try and keep our content relevant and also to try and take a look at how some of the bigger news stories related to info sec are shaping the industry. That’s right. We’re going for legitimacy here! News update is a thing we thought would be a popular feature to have as a recurring theme throughout the show’s run.  Looking back in order to see what’s coming? Shownotes The post News Update – Episode 028 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/028-News-update.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP028 News update</a> This is even more continuity than I ever imagined we would do. We are not only doing new content but our new content is a look back at our old content, the changes that have happened to try and keep our content relevant and also to try and take a look at how some of the bigger news stories related to info sec are shaping the industry. That’s right. We’re going for legitimacy here! News update is a thing we thought would be a popular feature to have as a recurring theme throughout the show’s run. Looking back in order to see what’s coming? <a href="https://in-security.org/ep028/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/08/21/news-update-episode-028/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">News Update – Episode 028</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

News Update – Episode 028

EP026 Let’s get Active! (Directory) Active directory is the topic of this week’s episode. We get a fundamentals course from Max. User accounts, settings, permissions, and more all with a real world scope from an imaginary graphic design studio? I dunno really. We had to try and humanise it. Active directory, while not the only product of its kind, is Microsoft’s offering and, as much of the business world revolves around MS, is one of the more popular solutions. You can expect to hear more about this helpful tool from these helpful tools since as Max rightly points out active directory only gets its surface scratched in this episode. Shownotes The post Lets get active! (Directory) – Episode 026 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/026-Lets-Get-Activedirectory.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP026 Let’s get Active! (Directory)</a> Active directory is the topic of this week’s episode. We get a fundamentals course from Max. User accounts, settings, permissions, and more all with a real world scope from an imaginary graphic design studio? I dunno really. We had to try and humanise it. Active directory, while not the only product of its kind, is Microsoft’s offering and, as much of the business world revolves around MS, is one of the more popular solutions. You can expect to hear more about this helpful tool from these helpful tools since as Max rightly points out active directory only gets its surface scratched in this episode. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep026/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/07/21/lets-get-active-directory-episode-026/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lets get active! (Directory) – Episode 026</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Lets get active! (Directory) – Episode 026

EP027 Software for Rent! There’s a new business model in town friends. We call it software for rent, for the sake of this podcast, because other wise I didn’t have a clever image for the title. So there’s a deep insight into our development and release process. In this one we started, innocently enough, with Max explaining his recent OS upgrade which led into some kind of diatribe on the state of… something. We discuss at length the ups and downs of this new pay as you go software model.  It’s a neat idea to not buy software at the full price but if you go with software for rent then you end up with the full version at a much lower recurring price. I guess I shouldn’t really go into it here since we sorta get WAY into it in the podcast that you can listen to. Shownotes The post Software For Rent – Episode 027 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/027-Software-for-Rent.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP027 Software for Rent!</a> There’s a new business model in town friends. We call it software for rent, for the sake of this podcast, because other wise I didn’t have a clever image for the title. So there’s a deep insight into our development and release process. In this one we started, innocently enough, with Max explaining his recent OS upgrade which led into some kind of diatribe on the state of… something. We discuss at length the ups and downs of this new pay as you go software model. It’s a neat idea to not buy software at the full price but if you go with software for rent then you end up with the full version at a much lower recurring price. I guess I shouldn’t really go into it here since we sorta get WAY into it in the podcast that you can listen to. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep027/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/07/26/software-rent-episode-027/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Software For Rent – Episode 027</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Software For Rent – Episode 027

EP005 – Networking2 – Networking networks Networking’s Baaaaack! We talk more about networking in part two of our networking basics. There’s a lot more in-depth coverage of networks and their interactions with other networks, time, ping we have it all! Matt embarrasses himself by admitting he wasn’t very alert when it came to blindly clicking Google links and Max sings a little tune! What are you waiting for? Shownotes The post Networking2: Networking Networks – Episode 005 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/005-networking2-networking-networks.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP005 – Networking2 – Networking networks</a> Networking’s Baaaaack! We talk more about networking in part two of our networking basics. There’s a lot more in-depth coverage of networks and their interactions with other networks, time, ping we have it all! Matt embarrasses himself by admitting he wasn’t very alert when it came to blindly clicking Google links and Max sings a little tune! What are you waiting for? <a href=" https://in-security.org/ep005/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2013/10/10/networking2-networking-networks-episode-005/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Networking2: Networking Networks – Episode 005</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Networking2: Networking Networks – Episode 005

EP021 Crypto Continued More episodes, more episodes, more episodes! We continue our discourse on cryptography with more of Alce Bob &amp; Eve’s adventures!  Or should I say MISADVENTURES!  I shouldn’t.  I should never say that.  I apologize sincerely to you dear reader. Crypto is serious business and no place for levity.  This has been an enlightening episode.  Or HAS IT?!  You be the judge, jury, and executioner and then the executor of the will.  We’d like some feedback on this episode, Too deep? Too light? What would you like to hear? Send us an email, use the comments for this post or tweet us.  We’re all over those things! Hey, just between us, I’ve been thinking of maybe revamping the page layout.  What do you think about that?  Would that make you feel uncomfortable?  Are you so used to this layout from all the time you spend hanging out here on the site?  Send an email or a tweet to let me know what your feelings are.  And now, back to our regularly scheduled crypto… Shownotes The post Crypto Continued – Episode 021 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/021-Crypto-Continued.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP021 Crypto Continued</a> More episodes, more episodes, more episodes! We continue our discourse on cryptography with more of Alce Bob &amp; Eve’s adventures! Or should I say MISADVENTURES! I shouldn’t. I should never say that. I apologize sincerely to you dear reader. Crypto is serious business and no place for levity. This has been an enlightening episode. Or HAS IT?! You be the judge, jury, and executioner and then the executor of the will. We’d like some feedback on this episode, Too deep? Too light? What would you like to hear? Send us an email, use the comments for this post or tweet us. We’re all over those things! Hey, just between us, I’ve been thinking of maybe revamping the page layout. What do you think about that? Would that make you feel uncomfortable? Are you so used to this layout from all the time you spend hanging out here on the site? Send an email or a tweet to let me know what your feelings are. And now, back to our regularly scheduled crypto… <a href="https://in-security.org/ep021/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/05/30/crypto-continued-ep021/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Crypto Continued – Episode 021</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Crypto Continued – Episode 021

EP015 And BOOM goes the dynamic input! We are drawing ever closer to the 20th episode spectacular! I don’t know if there will in-fact be a spectacle but at this point anything goes. This episode we explain buffer overflow on the heap and stack, format string and off by one vulnerabilities, and what to do to avoid them. It’s maybe a little heavy, maybe a little whimsical, and maybe together we can learn a little bit! Max wanted an image for NOP SLED in the title because that would be more fun than some awkward dude at the top of the post but I was all like “Noooooooooooooope(sled)!” Then I chuckled, then I died a little more inside. Shownotes The post And BOOM goes the dynamic input – Episode 015 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/015-Boom-goes-the-dynamic-input.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP015 And BOOM goes the dynamic input!</a> We are drawing ever closer to the 20th episode spectacular! I don’t know if there will in-fact be a spectacle but at this point anything goes. This episode we explain buffer overflow on the heap and stack, format string and off by one vulnerabilities, and what to do to avoid them. It’s maybe a little heavy, maybe a little whimsical, and maybe together we can learn a little bit! Max wanted an image for NOP SLED in the title because that would be more fun than some awkward dude at the top of the post but I was all like “Noooooooooooooope(sled)!” Then I chuckled, then I died a little more inside. <a href="https://in-security.org/ep015/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/03/08/boom-goes-dynamic-input-episode-015/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">And BOOM goes the dynamic input – Episode 015</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

And BOOM goes the dynamic input – Episode 015

EP020 Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob, and Eve Eagle … eared listeners might have noticed we were getting out of control with our time frame references.  While I really found it hilarious after a while it just kinda becomes that uncomfortable funny where no one wants to hear the joke but that one guy keeps saying it so people are just sort of laughing to be polite. This had to stop so I took a firm stance on it and decided (which admittedly I should have maybe mentioned on the site) that we weren’t going to keep on posting things out of order.  This meant we were going to sit tight until the fabled episode on cryptographic practices in the form of “Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob, and Eve” was finally released.  I was comfortable with holding firm on this since I had done the noble thing and left all the editing for this episode on Max’s lap.   I am a good friend and host! I guess unless another Heartbleed things comes along we are going to try and stick to this so that I can stop thinking I am funny and can stop doing the same stupid jokes about our shows being out of order. Which, I think is enough excuses, now let’s talk about this episode!   Fubswrjudskb! My how clever of him, you are all thinking!  He employed a Caesar cipher to write the topic of the podcast because they are going to discuss such things! That’s right folks!  I go for the lowest hanging fruit! Anyways give Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob, and Eve a listen and then leave comments on this post or email us or whatever.  Just please don’t encode your comments because while we might be able to talk about it doesn’t mean we can crack it.  Heck it took months just to complete the talking about it phase… Shownotes The post Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob and Eve – Episode 020 appeared first on In-security Podcast.

<a href="https://in-security.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/020-Cryptographic-Adventures-of-Alice-Bob-and-Eve.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">EP020 Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob, and Eve</a> Eagle … eared listeners might have noticed we were getting out of control with our time frame references. While I really found it hilarious after a while it just kinda becomes that uncomfortable funny where no one wants to hear the joke but that one guy keeps saying it so people are just sort of laughing to be polite. This had to stop so I took a firm stance on it and decided (which admittedly I should have maybe mentioned on the site) that we weren’t going to keep on posting things out of order. This meant we were going to sit tight until the fabled episode on cryptographic practices in the form of “Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob, and Eve” was finally released. I was comfortable with holding firm on this since I had done the noble thing and left all the editing for this episode on Max’s lap. I am a good friend and host! I guess unless another Heartbleed things comes along we are going to try and stick to this so that I can stop thinking I am funny and can stop doing the same stupid jokes about our shows being out of order. Which, I think is enough excuses, now let’s talk about this episode! Fubswrjudskb! My how clever of him, you are all thinking! He employed a Caesar cipher to write the topic of the podcast because they are going to discuss such things! That’s right folks! I go for the lowest hanging fruit! Anyways give Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob, and Eve a listen and then leave comments on this post or email us or whatever. Just please don’t encode your comments because while we might be able to talk about it doesn’t mean we can crack it. Heck it took months just to complete the talking about it phase… <a href="https://in-security.org/ep020/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Shownotes</a> The post <a href="https://in-security.org/2014/05/13/adventures-alice-bob-eve-episode-020/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob and Eve – Episode 020</a> appeared first on <a href="https://in-security.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">In-security Podcast</a>.

Cryptographic Adventures of Alice, Bob and Eve – Episode 020

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