Link to MP3 Episode 14 is here. First off, let me thank everyone that is listening to Jim and me spout off about everything. Fourteen shows does not seem like a big number, but it involves a lot of work getting this going (especially on Jim’s part – thanks Jim) and keeping it going, and […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Link to MP3 An Information Security Place Podcast Lucky Episode 13 is here! Sorry for the delay between podcasts. Jim and I usually try to maintain the every-2-weeks schedule, but since we had Accuvant’s annual meeting coming up, we decided to push it out so we could do it there (“there” was Sedona, AZ – […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
…is officially OPEN. I just finished signing up. I usually receive a confirmation in a couple of days. I highly advise you to take advantage of this if you are a security blogger or freelance writer. You essentially get free access to just about everything. Yes, you have to wear the press badge, but I […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is an awesome account of Max Butler, a.k.a Iceman, and his exploits as a credit card cyber crook. The details are superb. The writing is excellent. It is long, but it is worth the read. Kudos to Kevin Poulsen (a.k.a Dark Dante) on this article. Vet
JJ over at Security Uncorked wrote a great post on the MD5 CA hack. She called it "A Layman’s Explanation of the CA Certificate Vulnerability", and though I would say it is not exactly layman level, it is definitely understandable and digestible for most people who have decent technical security chops but don’t know much […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A good friend of mine from church (@johndcook) put out a link on Twitter this morning. It pointed to this Seth Godin post, which inspired me to write a bit. Since the post is not long, I will recreate it here (but I urge you to go read Seth’s stuff if you want to get […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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