Episode494

Paul's Security Weekly - Episode 494

Episode Audio

Recorded December 22, 2016

Hosts

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  Paul Asadoorian
  Embedded device security researcher, security podcaster, and CEO of Active Countermeasures .
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  Larry Pesce
  Senior Managing Consultant and Director of Research at InGuardians, SANS Instructor.
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  Jeff Man
  Cryptanalyst
  Infosec analyst
  Pioneering ex-NSA pen tester
  PCI specialist
  Tribe of Hackers
  InfoSec Curmudgeon
  Currently a Sr. InfoSec Consultant for Online Business Systems.
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  Joff Thyer
  SANS Instructor, penetration tester, and Security Researcher at Black Hills Information Security.
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  Jack Daniel
  Co-Founder of Security BSides and certified security wizard.

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Interview: Eric "Munin" Rand, Brown Hat Security - 6:00PM-7:00PM

Eric is an amateur blacksmith and a professional blue-team consultant from Southern California, who lives in the mountains with his wife and cats. Having found a way to turn paranoia into money, he spends his days providing technical support to defensive security operations folks and contemplates how to make everyone's jobs a lot easier.

Technical Segment: Rudolph the Credit Card-Swiping Reindeer, Joshua Marpet and Scott Lyons - 7:00PM-7:30PM

How do you find credit card numbers that have slipped out of the Cardholder Data Environment?

We're going to examine different ways to search for credit card numbers on a server. Why? Well, if you do a PCI audit, one of the things you should do is make sure you don't have CC#'s anywhere outside the cardholder data environment (CDE). If you do, that's what's known as a "bad thing", or alternatively, a "resume-generating event." We'll talk about some commercial solutions, then look at the regexes and python scripts to do it yourself. If I can spin up an environment, we'll do a search live on a VM on my laptop.

Security News - 7:30PM-8:30PM

http://www.noradsanta.org/ - Track Santa Claus around the World!

Paul's Stories

1. Russian Methbot Steals Millions Daily From US Companies
2. EFF: Dear Tech, Delete Your Logs Before It's Too Late
3. Energy Firm Points To Hackers After Kiev Power Outage
4. Is Huawei About to Buy a Security Vendor?
5. Nokia sues Apple, claims patent infringement in iPhone and other devices
6. Home routers under attack in ongoing malvertisement blitz
7. Op-ed: Why Im not giving up on PGP
8. Security Vulnerabilities Discovered in Airline In-Flight Entertainment Systems
9. SAP Chief Security Officer Details Approach to Infrastructure and Software Security
10. Reality Hacking: The Secret World Of AI, Bots And Fake News

Joff's Stories

1. Op-Ed: I'm GIVING UP on PGP
2. NIST CFP Encryption in a Post Quantum Computing World