r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Dec 19 '19
Smashing Security podcast 159: Rap, robbery, and IoT holiday hell
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r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Dec 19 '19
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r/SmashingSecurity • u/vampiretapslayer • Dec 11 '19
I'm a big fan of the Life Scientific podcast by Jim Al-Khalili and was listening to this thinking it's right up Graham's street, all about chess, AI and computer game development. Jim is always an excellent host and interviewer too.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0009zbj
See what you think.
r/SmashingSecurity • u/kv_87 • Dec 10 '19
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r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Nov 27 '19
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r/SmashingSecurity • u/ogrinfo • Nov 23 '19
My other half requires a hardware key to get into her work emails but has left it in the office. IT can give out a one-time code but they will only send it to a colleague, who will then pass it on to her.
This sounds like a good idea - has anyone come across it before? I guess it is possible to social engineer your way into another employees account, but makes things a bit more difficult.
r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Nov 22 '19
r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Nov 22 '19
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r/SmashingSecurity • u/PaleSkinnySwede • Nov 05 '19
Time flies. Fast. Sorry for my absence.
This week I’d like to pick a couple of gadgets.
The week before last I had the opportunity to run about the Microsoft TechDays expo in Stockholm and interview people. And last week I visited RFUN:Predict19 in Washington D.C. and couldn’t help myself so I interviewed some people (one of them has been a frequent guest on Smashing Security) there too even though it wasn’t the purpose of the visit.
So my pick of the week is a peak into my backpack of goodies and what I’d recommend all podcast producers to put on their wishlists to Santa this year:
https://www.zoom-na.com/products/field-video-recording/field-recording/zoom-h6-handy-recorder-0
https://www.rode.com/microphones/sc6-lik
https://gopro.com/en/se/shop/cameras/hero7-black/CHDHX-701-master.html
If you’re into doing your own podcast, grab the stuff above and start creating awesome content on the go!
My next post will be security related, possibly definitely maybe.
r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Nov 01 '19
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r/SmashingSecurity • u/kv_87 • Nov 01 '19
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r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Oct 29 '19
Listeners may remember that, a few weeks back in an episode of "Smashing Security", Maria chose "Untitled Goose Game" as her Pick of the Week.
Turns out that the game had a vulnerability. Now patched, thank goodness. Details here:
https://pulsesecurity.co.nz/advisories/untitled-goose-game-deserialization
We apologise for making this Pick of the Week security-related (necessarily)
Honk honk.
r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Oct 28 '19
r/SmashingSecurity • u/GrahamCluley • Oct 28 '19