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Security Twitter is not the real world
Episode 320
Josh and Kurt talk about a survey about a TuxCare patch management and vulnerability detection. Sometimes our security bubble makes us forget what it…
3 years, 10 months ago
Patch Tuesday with a capital T
Episode 319
Josh and Kurt talk about a lot of security vulnerabilities in this month's Patch Tuesday. There's also a new Git vulnerability. This sparks the age o…
3 years, 10 months ago
Social engineering and why zlib got a 2018 CVE ID
Episode 318
Josh and Kurt talk about hackers using emergency data requests to gain access to sensitive data. The argument that somehow backdoors can be protected…
3 years, 11 months ago
The lack of compromise in security
Episode 317
Josh and Kurt talk about the binary nature of security. Many of our ideas are yes or no, there's not much in the middle. The conversation ends up d…
3 years, 11 months ago
You have to use open source
Episode 316
Josh and Kurt talk about the latest NPM backdoored package. It feels like this keeps happening. We talk about why this is and why it's probably OK.…
3 years, 11 months ago
Who even makes all these terrible decisions?
Episode 315
Josh and Kurt talk about Microsoft accidentally letting us find out about ads in file explorer. Changing your clocks sucks. And touch on some of the …
3 years, 11 months ago
The Linux Dirty Pipe vulnerability
Episode 314
Josh and Kurt talk about the Linux Kernel Dirty Pipe security vulnerability. This bug is an amazing combination of amazing complexity, incredible sim…
4 years ago
Insecurity at scale
Episode 313
Josh and Kurt talk about the challenges of security at scale. Specifically we focus on why a lot of security starts to fall apart once you have to do…
4 years ago
The Legend of the SBOM
Episode 312
Josh and Kurt talk about SBOMs. Not what they are, there's plenty about that. We talk about why everyone keeps claiming they're super important, and …
4 years ago
Did you scan the QR code?
Josh and Kurt talk about the Coinbase Super Bowl ad. It was a QR code, lots of security people were aghast at how many people scanned the QR code. Th…
4 years ago