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Welcome to the Security Weekly Podcast Network, your all-in-one source for the latest in cybersecurity! This feed features a diverse lineup of shows, including Application Security Weekly, Business Security Weekly, Paul"s Security Weekly, Enterprise Security Weekly, and Security Weekly News. Whether you"re a cybersecurity professional, business leader, or tech enthusiast, we cover all angles of the cybersecurity landscape. Tune in for in-depth panel discussions, expert guest interviews, and

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01:28:37

BSidesRI, Drunken News - Episode 314 - January 3, 2013

Security Weekly Podcast Network (Audio) ·

2013/01/07

Eric Cole on APT and more!

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58:28

BSidesRI, Drunken News - Episode 313 - December 20, 2012

Security Weekly Podcast Network (Audio) ·

2013/01/07

Christmas Special!

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01:01:40

BSidesRI, Drunken News - Episode 312 - December 13, 2012

Security Weekly Podcast Network (Audio) ·

2012/12/17

Bsides comes to RI, tons of security news!

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01:07:32

GISKismet, Drunken News - Episode 311 - December 6, 2012

Security Weekly Podcast Network (Audio) ·

2012/12/10

Interesting usage of GISKismet, and some great drunken security news stories!

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01:08:08

Minipwner, Drunken News - Episode 310 - November 29,...

Security Weekly Podcast Network (Audio) ·

2012/12/03

Create your own embedded pen test device w/ MiniPwner, Security fail dominates drunken security news.

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01:27:26

Database Security, Drunken News - Episode 309 -...

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2012/11/26

Database security & Security news drunken style!

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01:01:34

Firmware Hacking, Drunken - Episode 308 - November...

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2012/11/19

Firmware reverse engineering & Security news drunken style!

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01:16:08

Mobile Hacking, Drunken - Episode 307 - November 1, 2012

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2012/11/07

Hacking mobile phone web browsers & Security news drunken style!

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01:31:22

Drunken Security News - Episode 306 - October 25, 2012

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2012/11/07

Security news drunken style!

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01:02:48

Drunken Security News - Episode 305 - October 18, 2012

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2012/10/23

Incident Response in 3.08 MB - Always nice to see folks, like our good friend and Stogie Geeks co-host Tim Mugherini, writing about tools that work. This product just sounds useful: The idea behind Carbon Black (CB) is to monitor code execution. A small Windows agent is deployed to each host throughout the enterprise. This agent hashes each process, monitors the sub processes, module loads, registry edits, file writes, and network connections. Digital signatures and the activity of each binary is

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Dan Kuykendall - Episode 305 - October 18, 2012

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2012/10/23

Interview Dan Kuykendall Dan manages NT OBJECTives’ software development and has an extensive background in web application development and security and is co-host of "An Information Security Place" Podcast. How did you get your start in information security? We are seeing the proliferation of apps using JSON, AJAX, REST, etc. These apps have vulns that aren't being tested by scanners and people don't know how to test them, yet there are serious vulns there. What about HTML5, what are the new

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01:18:49

Wordpress Insecurity, Drunken Security News - Episode...

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2012/10/16

Guest Tech Segment: Charlie Eriksen on Wordpress plugin security In this technical segment, we will look at Charlie Eriksens research into Wordpress plugin security. By searching large amounts of code for code that is often insecurely written, it is possible to find a large amount of vulnerabilities in plugins running on thousands of Wordpress sites across the internet. Stories How Your #Naked Pictures Ended Up on the Internet The Security-Conscious Uncle - Yea, I'm talking about ATM card

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54:23

Daniel Suarez - Episode 304 - October 11, 2012

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2012/10/16

Interview Daniel Suarez Daemon and Freedom were fairly epic. How difficult was it to begin Kill Decision knowing that you had a gang of fans with such high expectations for your next book? Tell us about Kill Decision There was a fair amount of drone usage in FreedomTM). Was there a particular event or news story which inspired you to concentrate on drone warfare for Kill Decision? What was the germination like for Kill Decision? Was it formulated before or after Daemon and Freedom(TM) What kind of

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01:03:19

Drunken Security News - Episode 303 - October 4, 2012

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2012/10/11

Drunken Security News

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Mark Russinovich - Episode 303 - October 4, 2012

Security Weekly Podcast Network (Audio) ·

2012/10/11

Mark Russinovich

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Drunken Security News - Episode 302 - September 13, 2012

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2012/09/18

Paul's Stories A Guide To Network Vulnerability Management - Dark Reading - If you want the "training wheels" approach to vulnerability management, then you should read this article. However, the problem goes so much deeper, and this article doesn't even know what tool to use in order to scratch the surface. Sure, you gotta know what services are running on your systems, but it goes so much deeper than that. Environments, threats, systems and people all change, so howdo you keep up? How do you

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Jason Lam Interview - Episode 302 - September 13, 2012

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2012/09/18

Interview with Jason Lam Jason is the head of global threat management at a major financial institution based in Canada. Jason specializes in Web application security, and shares his research findings and experiences by teaching at the SANS Institute. His recent SANS courseware development includes Defending Web Application Security Essentials and Web Application Pen Testing Hands-On Immersion. How did you get your start in information security? Tell us something no one knows about Defending Web

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01:06:21

Drunken Security News - Episode 301 - September 6, 2012

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2012/09/18

Show Notes: http://securityweekly.com/wiki/index.php/Episode301 Answers to Allison's Puzzle Contest, Paul's Stories: 100,000 Vulnerabilities - Security vulnerabilities measured in numbers is sometimes a scary thing. At some level there you can prove strength or weakness in numbers. If you count vulnerabilities, for better or worse, how are you qualifying them? Severity? Exploitability? Ubiquity? All those things, and more, can impact your view on the matter, in fact it can make it matter, or not

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Marc Maiffret - Episode 301 - September 6, 2012

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2012/09/18

Interview with Marc Maiffret Marc Maiffret is the Chief Technology Officer at BeyondTrust, a leading vulnerability and compliance management company, and was a co-founder of eEye Digital Security. How did you get your start in information security? Tell us about your work at eEye and your work in the early days there. Back in 2007, you left eEye to start work on a mobile phone application - what would do you think is needed in the Mobile arena now that is NOT security related? What research do you

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Hack Your Car! - Episode 300 Pt.8 - August 31, 2012

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2012/09/18

Hack your Car with CANBUS A little into in a few minutes. yes, as implied, it is a BUS and you can gain access to it from the ODB-II port. Think a hub. All messages on a segment go to all devices on the segment. Messages can be filtered with a gateway (think firewall) between various busses, which may or may not be exposed at the ODB-II port. A little bit different from networks that we are familliar with. First off, the message do not have source field, but do have a destination in the form of a

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