Since then the Internets have been in meltdown over what exactly should be done in response.Ĭyber policy lady Mara Tam is this week’s feature guest. A few days ago the Director of National Intelligence and DHS issued a joint statement that officially puts blame for the DNC hacks squarely on Russia. On this week’s show we’re taking a look at what the hell the USA should do in response to Russia’s hacks against the DNC. Oh, and do add Patrick and Haroon on Twitter if that’s your thing.
Canary.Tools head honcho Haroon Meer will be along in this week’s sponsor interview to talk about how little hacks can help defenders as well as attackers.Īdam is away on his company retreat this week so I’ve actually asked Haroon to fill in for him in the news segment, too. It’s a great product that’s experiencing amazing growth. It’s basically a little honeypot that you can configure to look like anything, you put it on your LAN somewhere and wait for an attacker to mess with it. If you’re a regular listener you’ve heard me sing the praises of Canary in the past. This week’s show is brought to you by Canary.Tools. We’ll hear from respected industry analyst Rich Mogull about MGT’s proposed product line while Georgetown Law’s Visiting Professor Russell Stevenson takes a look at MGT’s somewhat strange remuneration agreement with McAfee. This comes hot on the heels of a release of a Showtime documentary that alleges McAfee’s involvement in two murders and the rape of a scientist working for him.
This follows a class action investor lawsuit and the unearthing of a remuneration agreement between the company and McAfee that have lead some to suggest the whole company could be a pump and dump scam. Earlier today the NYSE announced the company that arranged to hire McAfee, MGT Capital, would be de-listed from the NYSE: MKT small cap exchange. On this week’s show we’re taking a look at the business dealings of John McAfee. That’s a good interview… big thanks to Cylance for sponsoring this week’s show. Jon’s ex ISS X-Force, he’s been around the traps for a long time and really knows what he’s talking about. We also talk about managing false positives and hit on a few other topics in that one. It’s actually trickier than you’d think, for reasons we’ll get into later. We’ll be chatting with Cyalnce chief research officer Jon Miller about how the hell you’re supposed to benchmark AV these days. This week’s sponsor interview is a cracker. IoT device security specialist Stephen Ridley will join us in this week’s feature slot to discuss that. On this week’s show we’re taking a look at the Great DDoSSening of 2016! Yep, we’ll be having a look at the attacks against Dyn, but perhaps more importantly we’ll be asking the question: With a zillion perma-owned things out there able to launch some pretty serious DDoS attacks: What now? Oh, and do add Patrick and Adam on Twitter if that’s your thing. Links to everything are in this week’s show notes. We’ll find out why you need specialist kit to do container scanning.Īdam Boileau is this week’s news guest.
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You can actually register for a free trial of Flawcheck here. Flawcheck has been acquired by this week’s sponsor, Tenable Network Security, and it’s a really handy thing to use if your company makes use of Docker.
In this week’s sponsor interview we’re chatting with the former CEO and CTOs of Flawcheck, a company that made vulnerability scanning tools for Docker containers.
We’ll find out why that story was total, utter bullshit in this week’s feature. The basis of this jaw-dropping conclusion? Cherry-picked DNS query logs. On this week’s show we chat with Errata Security’s Robert Graham about a ridiculous non-story that had readers in the USA convinced that Slate magazine had uncovered a covert communication channel between Donald Trump and a state-linked Russian bank.
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