Episode574
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Paul's Security Weekly #574
Recorded September 6, 2018 at G-Unit Studios in Rhode Island!
Hosts
Embedded device security researcher, security podcaster, and CEO of Active Countermeasures .
Cybersecurity professor, President of Secure Technology, and Security Weekly network host.
is a Pentester for Rapid7
is the Senior Manager of Global DevSecOps at Thermo Fisher Scientific; Co-Founder of the InfoSec Mentors Project .
Co-Founder of Security BSides and certified security wizard.
SANS Instructor, penetration tester, and Security Researcher at Black Hills Information Security.
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Interview: - 6:00-6:45PM
Tech Segment: - 6:45PM-7:45PM
Security News - 7:45PM-8:30PM
Paul's Stories
- Spanish driver tests positive for every drug in test
- Remotely exploitable flaw in Schneider Electric PLCs is a danger to OT networks - Help Net Security
- Vulnerabilities found in the remote management interface of Supermicro servers | ZDNet
- Google fixes Chrome issue that allowed theft of WiFi logins | ZDNet
- Localhost HTTP debugging with Fiddler
- Red Flags Someone Is Spying on Your Computer | Reader's Digest
- Browser Extensions: Are They Worth the Risk? Krebs on Security
- Active Campaign Exploits Critical Apache Struts 2 Flaw in the Wild
- U.S. to Charge North Korean Spy Over WannaCry and Sony Pictures Hack
- HTTPS crypto-shame: TV Licensing website pulled offline
- How to manipulate Apple's podcast charts, and get yourself a top-rated show
- The Vulnerability Disclosure Process: Still Broken
- Cisco warns customers of critical security flaws, advisory includes Apache Struts | ZDNet
Larry's Stories
Jeff's Stories
Jason's Stories
Kevin's Stories
