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The CyberJungle • Episode 167
The so-called "super-cookie" tracks your moves online, and can come back to life even after it's "deleted." The Feds verified a 2008 cyberattack - billed as the "most significant" breach of defense department computers ever. It was conducted with (hang onto your hat) a flash drive. Two security experts offer their take on iPads in the workplace. Girl who is said to have had sex with 5000 men is exploited by Facebook scammers. Plus, our take on this week's news.
Aug 22, 2010
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The CyberJungle • su root edition • Episode 166
The Wall Street Journal published a story this week about the love affair between businesses and the iPad. The pad is sexy, trendy and everyone loooves them. Including the cyber criminals. Two experts offer their take on Apple mobile smart devices in the workplace. Raf Los, security evangelist from HP, talks with us about web application threats; Amber Schroeder, CEO of Paraben, tells how easily data can be recovered from iPads, and some tools to help reduce the risk of data loss from iPads.
Aug 22, 2010
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The CyberJungle • Episode 165
Report reveals that the lack of info security might be related to a plane crash that killed over 150 people. The Green Police: RFID coming to your curb-side trash? Legally recording a conversation on a smartphone just got easier, from a legal perspective. Think you’ve got a strong password? There’s an inexpensive piece technology out there that will break it in seconds. We’ll chat with Joshua Davis and he’ll tell you more in our interview segment. A new, free way to fight malicious spam. Plus, our take on this week's news.
Aug 22, 2010
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The CyberJungle • su root edition • Episode 164
Ira interviews Dr. Richard Boyd, Sr. Researcher, Georgia Tech Research Institute, about low-cost graphics cards that can brute force passwords of 12 characters or less in seconds.
Aug 22, 2010
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The CyberJungle • Episode 163
CyberCriminals are targeting the payroll processing applications and services that businesses use. Why? It's where the bank account information is. We explain a complex Adobe Flash vulnerability. Is Google buying mini-drones for a new generation of "everything view?." iPads instead of paper pads for government meetings and records? It’s not working. Plus, our take on this week's news.
Aug 15, 2010
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The CyberJungle • su root edition • Episode 162
Ira has an extended conversation with Wayne Huang of Amorize. Wayne Huang conducted early research that helped lead to the discovery of web drive-by downloads. Wayne Huang explains what led to the discovery. He also discusses his work on a new, free open source software project, Drivesploit. Drivesploit was the subject of Wayne Huang's talk at DefCon18.
Aug 15, 2010
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The CyberJungle • Episode 161
The DefCon18 conference ended on Sunday, and the "World's Largest Hacker Conference," as many call it, didn't disappoint. We have coverage from the conference, and our take on the news that came out of it. National Science Foundation has been unable to curb rampant porn consumption by its employees, and we explain the Blackberry changes. Plus, our take on this week's news.
Aug 8, 2010
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The CyberJungle • su root edition • Episode 160
'su root' episodes are in-depth technical interviews that are too long for the broadcast, too technical for the broadcast, or both. This is a special DefCon18 edition featuring interviews with David Bryan on building a network to withstand thousands of hackers, and using low-cost equipment and volunteers. He has lessons for anyone building a network today. Then we have an interview with Chris Drake of Firehost web hosting on web application security. Finally the third interview is with Sohail Ahmadt about his discovery of a flaw in the WPA WiFi security protocol that can reveal confidential information, and has no patch. But, there is a workaround.
Aug 8, 2010
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The CyberJungle • Episode 159
Are victims of cyberattacks too embarrassed to come forward, and are cybercriminals profiting from the embarrassment? Cybercriminals are targeting flaws in the networks of businesses to get at checking data; What do they do with the checking data? Find out why this might be the new, new thing in financial cybercrime. New threats to iPhone users with unsecure applications; But is the platform itself still lacking the basics when it comes to good infosec?
Aug 2, 2010
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The CyberJungle • Episode 157
GM suffers $40million loss due to poor USB security. New flaws impacting Windows and Mac users. Is Google WiFi data theft linked to US Intelligence efforts? Secret cameras get planted in woman's bedroom. Our take on this week's news.
July 25, 2010
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The CyberJungle • Episode 155
Info of over 1,000 illegal immigrants living in Utah were leaked. There are security policy and other, broader legal questions. Bluetooth is making it easier for cybercriminals to steal debit card numbers at the gas pump. Google Tool Bar - a new cybercrime tool; Cloud Computing as a Weapon of Mass Destruction: How these easy to use services can do hurt non-cloud computing users.
July 18, 2010
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