ARP This Will Nett, Patrick Hamilton

In this episode of ARP This, Will Nett and Patrick Hamilton talk about the latest firestorm engulfing the Internet.

In this episode, we talk about:
- Australia GPS issue in that Australia has moved, a few feet
The FCC DDOSed? And a bit of Net Neutrality.
- Kaspersky AV approved for GSA?
- Moving to the clouds along with NSA tools
- Some news and with cyber attacks
- Google and Docusign attacks
- And IRS Scams

In this episode, we talk about another failing of MS Edge and then onto the infamous Bash Bunny, with a finish of the Outernet.

In this episode, we talk about the clouds. Is being "in the cloud" provide cost, security and availability effectively? Or better to stay with a self or co-hosted server?
Additionally, we discuss Web Root attacking Windows 10 and a malware for Linux.
We also chat about creating a self-hosting file-sync system like Dropbox, which is not costly or difficult as expected.
And then end with the typical IT situation of, "Damned if you, damned if you don't."

In this episode, we talk about the NSA tools for Windows and the need to update operating systems. Along with seems to be good time to migrate to Linux. Also of a new exploit called DoubleAgent for Windows and finishing with Google searches for hacks and Patent Trolls.

In this episode, we talk about a DNS attack against a Brazilian bank, the release of the NSA cyber tools, ransomware and online storage.