Jun 09 2009
Network Security Podcast, Episode 153
Rich was somewhere in the air over the Midwest today, which would have made recording a podcast questionable at best. So rather than take any chances with technology, we got a stand in for him in the form of our very own Security Curmudgeon, Jack Daniel. I met Jack face to face for the first time at one of the first big ‘security’ conferences I’d ever been to on the East Coast, Shmoocon 2007. I haven’t made it back for another conference recently, but when I do, I’m sure that there will be people like Jack who will give me a warm welcome.
Jack and I spend a little time bashing the CISSP yet again, we talk about some very interesting news stories and wrap up discussing getting involved in the security community. All in all, another good show.
Network Security Podcast, Episode 153
Time: 41:41
Show Notes:
- T-mobile sources and data – Here’s where the news started
- T-Mobile confirms stolen data is genuine
- T-Mobile confirms hackers’ info is legit
- FTC sues, shuts down N. Calif. web hosting firm
- Google Translation of 3FN termination – Jack says read the comments
- UK web host falls victim to attack
- Webhost hack wipes out data for 100,000 sites – It doesn’t matter if it’s virtualization or cloud computing when you lose data.
- Yay, it’s Patch Tuesday again!
- Tonight’s Music: Bradley West with Slow Train
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