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Chaos Lever Podcast

Ned Bellavance and Chris Hayner

Chaos Lever examines emerging trends and new technology for the enterprise and beyond. Hosts Ned Bellavance and Chris Hayner examine the tech landscape through a skeptical lens based on over 40 combined years in the industry. Are we all doomed? Yes. Will the apocalypse be streamed on TikTok? Probably. Does Joni still love Chachi? Decidedly not.

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11:36

Tech News of the Week 06-11-24

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2024/06/11

This week on Tech News of The Week, Ned and Chris discuss the Snowflake Hack, some BREAKING NEWS regarding the Microsoft Spyware Enablement Tool "Recall", Luna AI’s results (evaluated using AI), and Intel’s Lunar Lake. Links: Snowflake Hack Hits TicketMaster and SantanderMicrosoft Spyware Enablement Tool Recall Compromised By Many People ImmediatelyBREAKING NEWS!Luna Evaluates AI Results Using… AIIntel Releases Lunar Lake - Next Gen CPU With An Emphasis On [SIGH] AI

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34:19

Would You Like To Play a Game (With Chris Williams’...

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2024/06/06

Learn how Chris Williams used ChatGPT to create a custom AI agent that answers questions, completes certain tasks, and Rickrolls its users.There Can Be Only One (Rickrolling AI Mentor)Chris Williams joins Ned and Chris this week to discuss the AI agent he recently created using ChatGPT. Ned kicks things off by filling us in on the history of AI from the early 20th century to today. This includes how early AI systems functioned, the role of deep learning models, and the impact of

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9:43

Tech News of the Week 06-04-24

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/06/04

This week on Tech News of The Week, Ned and Chris get some feedback from a listener, cover NIST’s new release, dispel some rumors about the death of tape, opine on the massive botnet takedown, and talk about an Apache project exploit. Links: NIST Releases new version of SP 800-171The News Of Tape’s Death Is Much ExaggeratedMassive Botnet Taken Down By The Treasury Department For Some ReasonSome Apache Project With A Weird Name Is Being Actively Exploited

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32:56

Deciphering the 2024 RSA Conference Keynote(s)

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/05/30

A review of the core keynote speeches at the 2024 RSA Conference and what they mean for IT defenders.I Didn’t Go To The RSA Conference So You Don’t Have ToDidn’t make it to the 2024 RSA Conference? Well neither did Ned and Chris, but that’s not going to stop them from talking about it. This year’s theme was “The Art Of The Possible,” highlighting tech’s potential and the threats it faces. AI was a big topic with lots of talk about how both attackers and defenders are using it. The "Secure

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10:53

Tech News of the Week 05-28-24

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/05/28

This week on Tech News of The Week Ned and Chris talk about an AI that no one likes seeking a buyer for a ridiculous amount of money, AI for terminal emulators, the deprecation of NTLM and VBScript, and a big recall from Microsoft. Links: AI Company No One Likes Seeking Buyer For Preposterous AmountAI Is Coming For Your… Terminal Emulator??NTLM and VBScript Are Finally Being DeprecatedMicrosoft Decides To Take Its Spyware Reputation To The Next Level With RecallLeave us a Voice Mail! Go to

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30:05

DNS: Rewinding Network Norms (Part 2)

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2024/05/23

The intricacies of DNS, exploring alternatives, and unpacking Microsoft's ZTDNS as they unravel the web of network naming.Digging Deeper Into DNS Building on their previous discussion, Ned and Chris explore lesser-known alternatives to DNS and the evolution of network security protocols. They discuss NetBIOS, a system developed by IBM for internal network communications, explaining how it handled name resolutions within smaller network segments in a noisy and often inefficient way. They

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8:57

Tech News of the Week 05-21-24

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/05/21

This week on Tech News of The Week Ned and Chris discuss zScaler's security status, Asahi Linux's new milestone, vulnerabilities in VPNs related to DHCP, and Congress's failure to maintain broadband discounts.Links: zScaler Wasssssssssssss.. NOT Hacked. Or Were They? I Mean Probably Not But StillAsahi Linux Reaches New MilestoneVPNs Attackable Via DHCP Mechanism That Has Little To Do With VPNsCongress Still Sucks - Drops Broadband Discount Ball

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41:27

DNS: The Backbone Of Browsing (Part 1)

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2024/05/16

Ned and Chris discuss DNS’s importance, illuminating its role in networking and the need to enhance its security.The Internet's PhonebookIn this episode of Chaos Lever, Ned and Chris dive into the world of DNS—the system that acts like the internet's phonebook by translating website names into IP addresses that computers understand. They explore the origins of DNS, its role in networking, and its evolution over the years. The duo also discusses the latest advancements in DNS security and

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8:39

Tech News of The Week 05-14-24

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/05/14

This week on Tech News of The Week, Ned and Chris discuss zScaler's security status, Asahi Linux's new milestone, vulnerabilities in VPNs related to DHCP, and Congress's failure to maintain broadband discounts.Links: zScaler Wasssssssssssss.. NOT Hacked. Or Were They? I Mean Probably Not But StillAsahi Linux Reaches New MilestoneVPNs Attackable Via DHCP Mechanism That Has Little To Do With VPNsCongress Still Sucks - Drops Broadband Discount Ball

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34:50

Decoding Quantum Quandaries

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/05/09

Ned and Chris discuss the complexity and real-world implications of quantum computing.Quantum Queries In this episode of Chaos Lever, Ned and Chris explore quantum computing, unpacking the science of qubits and superpositions. They explain how quantum computers operate on principles fundamentally different from classical computers, highlighting this emerging technology's potential and limitations. Ned and Chris also tackle the excitement around quantum computing, discussing its slow

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9:44

Tech News of The Week 05-07-24

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2024/05/07

In this week's episode of Tech News of the week, Ned and Chris discuss various IT challenges, including secure naming conventions for S3 storage, issues with Windows patch updates, new UK regulations on default passwords, and the hype around a new sudo clone.Links: Careful With Your S3 NamingAnother Day, Another Disastrous Windows Patch Bundle That Breaks EverythingNo More Terrible Default Passwords In The UKAnother Day, Another sudo Clone That Everyone Thinks Will Take Over The World

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31:33

HashiCorp Under IBM’s Wing

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/05/02

Ned and Chris discuss IBM's acquisition of HashiCorp and the implications for the tech and DevOps communities.IBM’s $6.4 Billion Acquisition In this episode of Chaos Lever, Ned and Chris discuss IBM’s significant acquisition of HashiCorp, a deal valued at $6.4 billion. They look into the implications of this merger for the tech community, oversee HashiCorp's journey from Vagrant to the role of Terraform in infrastructure as code, and speculate on the future integration within IBM's

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9:45

Tech News of The Week 04-30-24

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/04/30

This week in Tech News of The Week Ned and Chris chat about generational divides in tech adoption, regulatory nods to competition, the retirement of quirky AWS hardware, and the looming uncertainty around a TikTok ban. Links: The Metaverse Is A Generational Thing, And We Ain’t That GenerationFTC Agrees That Competition Is GoodAWS Retires The Snowmobile Because Nothing In The World Is Fun AnymoreTikTok Ban Appears Impotent, I Mean Imminent

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35:02

Whose Space Is It Anyways? The Battle of Indents and...

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/04/25

The contentious debate about tabs vs. spaces in coding, breaking down its historical roots and current implications.Tabs vs. spaces This Chaos Lever episode explores the surprisingly intense debate around using tabs and spaces in programming. Ned and Chris cover the historical journey of coding practices from punch cards to modern coding environments. They discuss how seemingly small choices, like whether to use tabs or spaces, have great implications for code readability, maintenance, and

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9:51

Tech News of The Week 04-23-24 [MTG-35]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/04/23

This week in Tech News of The Week Ned and Chris discuss a variety of recent tech headlines, an influencer's negative impact on Humane AI, Google Drive's new dark mode, the controversial debut of Airchat, and the rising threat of the Latrodectus malware loader!Links:Humane AI Pin Sucks, Influencer Blamed For Killing CompanyGoogle Drive Gets Dark Mode; I’m Irrationally Excited About ItDark ReaderAirchat Bursts Onto The Scene To Make Us All DumberNew Malware Loader Latrodectus Making More And

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26:05

Tracing the Origins Of Tech Terminology

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2024/04/18

Ned and Chris explore the curious origins of everyday tech terms, like "download" and "log in," and how they became part of our digital lives.Tech Etymology This episode of Chaos Lever examines the fascinating backstory behind standard tech terms. Ned and Chris discuss how these terms evolved from practical uses in the past to the digital expressions we use daily. This episode also touches on current events in the tech world, including Redis's licensing changes and HashiCorp's legal

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Tech News of The Week 04-16-24 [MTG-34]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/04/16

This week in Tech News of the Week we dive into a series of significant tech and cybersecurity developments: Home Depot's troubling supply chain data breach, Supermicro's controversial decision not to fix hackable BMCs, and much more!Links:Home Depot Hammered by Supply Chain Data BreachHackable BMCs for Supermicro Won’t Be FixedIntel Releases New AI Accelerator Chip, Looks To Keep AcceleratingGoogle Tries To Get A Leg Up Intel With A New ARM

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35:15

When Code Goes Rogue: The CVE-2024-3094 Saga

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/04/11

Ned and Chris discuss the impact of a sophisticated cybersecurity vulnerability, CVE-2024-3094, found in xz compression software by a Microsoft employee.CVE-2024-3094In this Chaos Lever episode, Ned and Chris look into the shadowy depths of cybersecurity where a malicious code, CVE-2024-3094, lurks within the seemingly benign xz compression software. This problem was deliberately created by someone with harmful intentions and essentially allows hackers to sneakily access and manipulate data

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10:42

Tech News of The Week 04-09-24 [MTG-33]

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/04/09

This week In Tech News of The Week, headlines suggests that there are advancements in PCI 7 development, confirmed instances of problematic behavior by Facebook, potential security improvements for SS7, increasing email security requirements driven by Google and Yahoo, and much more!Links:PCI 7 Coming Along NicelyMore Shitty but-only-SUSPECTED Facebook Behavior Proven Real… AgainSS7 Might Finally Get SecureSMS and why it’s a security nightmareEmail Security Mandates Becoming Mandat-ier

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34:41

AI’s High Speed Chase in Networking

Chaos Lever Podcast ·

2024/04/04

Ned and Chris discuss the evolution of data center networking technologies, particularly focusing on the rivalry between Ethernet and InfiniBand in the context of AI and high-performance computing. Ethernet vs. InfiniBand:This episode takes listeners into the world of data center networking, as Ned and Chris dissect the critical role of Ethernet and InfiniBand technologies in AI's rapid evolution. They explore how these networking giants influence the performance and efficiency of AI

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