TechSNAP Season 1 Episode 72
Overview:
How a Man in the Browser attack could expose an airport VPN, RuggedCom’s messed up the very fundamentals again, and the big update from Adobe. Plus – Running Linux in a FreeBSD Jail, virtual networking basics, and a great batch of your questions.
Genre : News
Actors : -
Release Date : 2012-08-23
Duration : -
Rating : ⭐ 0/10 (0 votes)
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Other Episodes (Season 1)
1. Dropbox Flaws
2. The Cloud Fails
3. PSN Breech Details
4. A Simple Mistake
5. Allan Goes to War
6. Backups & Server Hardware
7. Let’s Go Phishing
8. Hijacking the News
9. Bitcoin Explained
10. Encryption Best Practices
11. Perfect Passwords
12. Leaky Authentication
13. Cyber Warfare
14. Phreaking 3G
15. Classified Cloud
16. Battery Malware
17. Google Server Secrets
18. DEFCON Brings the Scary
19. Planning for Failures
20. Keeping it Up
21. Smarter Google DNS
22. Rooted Trust
23. Ultimate Home Router
24. Ultimate RAID
25. Ultimate File Server
26. Ultimate Backups
27. Pimp My Network
28. Ultimate ZFS Overview
29. Skype Exposes Pirates
30. Great Disk Famine
31. How Malware Makes Money
32. STOP SOPA
33. Stuffed War Stories
34. Allan’s ZFS Server Build
35. Two Factor Fail
36. Simulated Cyber War
37. Future SSL
38. Unsafe Wifi
39. NGINX vs Apache
40. SQL Injections
41. Cyber Bank Heist
42. Answers for Everyone
43. DHCP Attacks
44. Server Room Fire
45. First Day Fail
46. Email Constipation
47. NASA Hacked 5,400 Times?
48. Federal Bureau of Lulz
49. Amazon’s Secrets
50. Exploits for Sale
51. Global Blackout a Hoax
52. Extreme WiFi Makeover
53. Geek’s Natural Habitat
54. Exaggerated Cybercrime
55. Obscurity is not Security
56. Learning to Hack
57. Sage IT Wisdom
58. No Pay? No Patch!
59. Man In the Browser Attack
60. Feedback Blowout #1
61. I Know Your Password
62. Bypassing Authentication
63. Peek Inside
64. Token Security
65. Faster GPU Cracking
66. Network Benchmarking
67. Single Point of Failure
68. Failure Cascade
69. Most VPNs Insecure
70. Not So Secret Answers
71. Server Puppeteering
72. Not so Private Keys
73. Double 0-Java
74. Donated Privacy
75. The Human Factor
76. Self Healing Internet
77. Password SecuritIEEE
78. Wire-Shark
79. Don’t Copy That Floppy
80. Best Tool for the Job
81. Breaking DKM
82. /var/water/logged
83. Security by the Horns
84. Patch Your Password
85. Tales from the BCrypt
86. Cat Got Your Router
87. MySQL or Yours?
88. 2-Factor Trojan
89. WordPress LAN Recon
90. SSH FUD Busting
91. Saving Private Exploit
92. Hiding in the Silence
93. Red October Hunts You
94. Barricade Your Barracuda
95. Universal Exploit n’ Play
96. Snakes in a Bank
97. Battle of the Bots
98. Attacking the Devs
99. How I Met Your SSH
100. 100% Uptime
101. GIF me root
102. Packets Over 90,000
103. Time to Git ZFS
104. Amplifying the Hype
105. FTP Treasure Trove
106. Evil DNS is Evil
107. Dedupe Gone Wrong
108. Intelligent Malware
109. Packet Tells A Lot
110. Jails vs VMs
111. BSDCan 2013 Recap
112. Making the Onion Cry
113. Phishin’ Hole
114. Preparing for Orwell’s Internet
115. What’s in Your Cache
116. HP’s Backdoor
117. Who Watches the Monitors
118. Phish and Chips
119. Exploit Brokers
120. Ethically Hacked
121. Grand Theft BGP
122. Cost of Encryption
123. Encryption Prediction
124. Little Fish Big Breach
125. Security by Mediocrity
126. Random Access Fires
127. NSA SSLeaze
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