Topics for this episode:


News and analysis



* Sonar framework

* Schneider Electric SCADA issues revealed at DEFCON

* Ashley Madison hack, extortion will become more common, passwords added to SecLists

* Hackers attack PR firm and manipulate stocks

* Uber is quadrupling their security staff in 2015

* Android vulnerabilities lately



Ideas and commentary



* Business-based hacking: extortion-based hacking, ransomware, prediction-based hacking, PR releases, etc. Find the leverage, then execute the hack

* My problem with threat intelligence

* Optimal playlists for getting work done: baroque, no words, medium volume, 60 beats per minute

* Ambient sound as two-factor, which goes to my idea of continuous authentication

* How standardization and insurance will change security

* Miller (mlr) is like sed, awk, join, cut, and sort, but for name:index data such as CSV

* Participation in the OWASP IoT Project, Sasa Zdjelar is going to work on an IOT disposition project, Digicert is possibly working on a secure updates project, and we welcome others to add to the mix



Updates and announcements



* Vegas conferences: two talks, Blackhat Arsenal, DEFCON talk on IoT Attack Surface Areas, Caparser release

* If you’re into IoT, be sure to check out Craig Smith’s podcast at IoT Weekly, and Bruce Sinclair’s IoT podcast as well

* SecLists has been reorganized, go check it out

* Kali Linux 2.0 is out: new kernel, based on debian, rolling release, go get it



Notes



* The intro track is from one of my favorite EDM artists: Zomby. The song is ‘Orion’, and it’s from the ‘With Love’ album. Highly recommended if you like chill EDM.

Topics for this episode: 
 
News and analysis 
 
 
* Sonar framework 
* Schneider Electric SCADA issues revealed at DEFCON 
* Ashley Madison hack, extortion will become more common, passwords added to SecLists 
* Hackers attack PR firm and manipulate stocks 
* Uber is quadrupling their security staff in 2015 
* Android vulnerabilities lately 
 
 
Ideas and commentary 
 
 
* Business-based hacking: extortion-based hacking, ransomware, prediction-based hacking, PR releases, etc. Find the leverage, then execute the hack 
* My problem with threat intelligence 
* Optimal playlists for getting work done: baroque, no words, medium volume, 60 beats per minute 
* Ambient sound as two-factor, which goes to my idea of continuous authentication 
* How standardization and insurance will change security 
* Miller (mlr) is like sed, awk, join, cut, and sort, but for name:index data such as CSV 
* Participation in the OWASP IoT Project, Sasa Zdjelar is going to work on an IOT disposition project, Digicert is possibly working on a secure updates project, and we welcome others to add to the mix 
 
 
Updates and announcements 
 
 
* Vegas conferences: two talks, Blackhat Arsenal, DEFCON talk on IoT Attack Surface Areas, Caparser release 
* If you&#8217;re into IoT, be sure to check out Craig Smith&#8217;s podcast at IoT Weekly, and Bruce Sinclair&#8217;s IoT podcast as well 
* SecLists has been reorganized, go check it out 
* Kali Linux 2.0 is out: new kernel, based on debian, rolling release, go get it 
 
 
Notes 
 
 
* The intro track is from one of my favorite EDM artists: <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/zomby/id274329548">Zomby</a>. The song is ‘Orion’, and it’s from the ‘With Love’ album. Highly recommended if you like chill EDM.

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Exploring the fascinating intersection of security, technology, and humans.

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