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Naked Security Sophos
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We take an expert look at the latest cybersecurity incidents, how they happened, and why. Tune in weekly to learn what you can do to stop bad things from happening to you!
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Email: tips@sophos.com
Twitter: @NakedSecurity
Instagram: @NakedSecurity
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S3 Ep149: How many cryptographers does it take to change a light bulb?
Miss Manners confronts copy-and-paste. WinRAR patches bugs. When Airplane mode isn't. How many cryptographers to change a light bulb?
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S3 Ep148: Remembering crypto heroes
Navajo Code Talkers Day. Beta bogosities. Skimming shenanigans. Hooligan hosting. A cybercrime conundrum.
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S3 Ep147: What if you type in your password during a meeting?
An amazing Art Deco computer. Yet more performance-versus-security trouble. Is sound alone enough to sniff out your password? A rap song (of sorts) with a cybersecurity connection.
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S3 Ep146: Tell us about that breach! (If you want to.)
Firefox fixes flaws. The exciting vulnerability that you don't need to be afraid of. Breach reporting rules with lots of leeway.
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S3 Ep145: Bugs With Impressive Names!
Apple patches two zero-days, one for a second time. How a 30-year-old cryptosystem got cracked. All your secret are belong to Zenbleed. Remembering those dodgy PC/Mac ads.
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S3 Ep144: When threat hunting goes down a rabbit hole
Why your Mac's calendar app says it's JUL 17. One patch, one line, one file. Careful with that {axe,file}, Eugene. Storm season for Microsoft. When typos make you sing for joy.
Twitter: @NakedSecurity
Intro and outro music by Edith Mudge (www.edithmudge.com)
Klantrecensies
Written in more than 30 seconds
Thank you for providing a long time techie with a more security oriented perspective. I’ve been listening to your podcasts regularly when soldering or overclocking, it’s been great so far. Thanks to this podcast I’ve gotten a better understanding of how you could be exploited and how to be more on guard. Might even implement some tactics and tips into our organisation. Have a wonderful day!
PS. I still use Windows XP for liquid nitrogen overclocking, come at me.
Kind regards,
A Dutchman.