No Pay? No Patch!

TechSNAP Season 1 Episode 58

Overview:
Adobe tells customers to upgrade to get the latest security fixes, Kickstarter has an embarrassing security lapse. PLUS: Self-destructing SSDs, and Mirroring vs a CDN, what’s the difference and when are they used.

Genre : News

Actors : -

Release Date : 2012-05-17

Duration : -

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13. Cyber Warfare
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14. Phreaking 3G
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18. DEFCON Brings the Scary
Planning for Failures
19. Planning for Failures
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Smarter Google DNS
21. Smarter Google DNS
Rooted Trust
22. Rooted Trust
Ultimate Home Router
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Ultimate RAID
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Ultimate File Server
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Ultimate ZFS Overview
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30. Great Disk Famine
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31. How Malware Makes Money
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32. STOP SOPA
Stuffed War Stories
33. Stuffed War Stories
Allan’s ZFS Server Build
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35. Two Factor Fail
Simulated Cyber War
36. Simulated Cyber War
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38. Unsafe Wifi
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39. NGINX vs Apache
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41. Cyber Bank Heist
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42. Answers for Everyone
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44. Server Room Fire
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45. First Day Fail
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46. Email Constipation
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49. Amazon’s Secrets
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50. Exploits for Sale
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51. Global Blackout a Hoax
Extreme WiFi Makeover
52. Extreme WiFi Makeover
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53. Geek’s Natural Habitat
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54. Exaggerated Cybercrime
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55. Obscurity is not Security
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56. Learning to Hack
Sage IT Wisdom
57. Sage IT Wisdom
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58. No Pay? No Patch!
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59. Man In the Browser Attack
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62. Bypassing Authentication
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64. Token Security
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65. Faster GPU Cracking
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66. Network Benchmarking
Single Point of Failure
67. Single Point of Failure
Failure Cascade
68. Failure Cascade
Most VPNs Insecure
69. Most VPNs Insecure
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70. Not So Secret Answers
Server Puppeteering
71. Server Puppeteering
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72. Not so Private Keys
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73. Double 0-Java
Donated Privacy
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95. Universal Exploit n’ Play
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99. How I Met Your SSH
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