The CyberJungle

The CyberJungle Episode247: * Exclusive: Passware CEO Dmitry Sumin on a forensic tool to break Mac encrypted security * Social Insecurity: Are walled gardens a threat to user security? * Updates: Mal-mail and Marriott Attacker * Tales From The Dark Web: Cybercriminals target law firms for their client's data * Wrap: "Shelter from the Coming Malpractice Storm" presentation at HIMSS2012

Tue, 07 Jan 2012 05:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode246: * Exclusive: Jordi Ros of Labdoo.org, spreading linux laptops world-wide * Drive-by mal-mail, no clicking to get infected * New technique for stealing smartphone crypto keys * Tales From The Dark Web: Hijacking traffic to boost traffic? * Wrap: Bill Gates embraces open source

Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode245: * Exclusive: Subhash Tantry, CEO of FoxT on server access security in the wake of the Zappos Breach * InfoSec take on SOPA/PIPA * Colorado Judge orders fraud defendant to cough up crypto key * Tales From The Dark Web: Malware, keyloggers, webcams and young women don't mix * Wrap: New DoctorWho time travel video game

Tue, 24 Jan 2012 21:21:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode244: * Exclusive: Mister_E from the White Hat CyberMilitia * Zappos Breach: A teachable momen? * City College of San Fran Breach: Non-advanced Persistant Threat? * Tales From The Dark Web: QR attacks headed to a smart phone near you * Wrap: "Tricoder" X-Prize

Tue, 17 Jan 2012 22:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode243: * From CES: A forensic and data security look at GM's new CUE Telematics system * A new major flaw in consumer-grade WiFi routers * Stratfor breach might lead to leap-frog enterprise breaches * Did a California city order staff to commit spoliation? * Tales From The Dark Web: New attack uses AJAX to by-pass anti-malware * Wrap: Shot in the arm for LinuxMint

Tue, 10 Jan 2012 19:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode242: * EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Sean Morrisey, the creator of a new, free iOS forensics tool * New forensics approach uses file access statistics to determine if files were accessed during a breach * CarrierIQ reveals that thy did capture more data than they first admitted * Tales From The Dark Web: Passwords hard coded into industrial control systems - What could possibly go wrong? * Photoshop forensicators needed to examine photos of models to detect re-touching?

Tue, 19 Dec 2011 21:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode241: * New tracking intensive adware zeros in on Facebook and Google users. We talk with attorney Terry Ross about the potential legal fall-out * Cybercriminals use a new tool to recruit malware writers * Huge batch of patches from Microsoft, plus an important one for Adobe PDF Reader * Tales From The Dark Web: Were Subway sandwich customers that didn't pay cash victims of a wide-spread Point of sale attack? software. * How one highly paid head hunter lost his head, and is his six figure job with an accidental email reply

Tue, 12 Dec 2011 21:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode240: A blackeye for Download.com? Nmap developer Fyodor says site bundling malware with his security software. * He Said She Said Part II: SCADA security expert Joe Weiss and THE REAL story behind the alleged water authority breach * Our take on the CarrierIQ cell phone privacy row * Conversation: Dr. Karen Paullet on being a cyber expert witness

Tue, 06 Dec 2011 02:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode239: * He Said She Said: The battle of the SCADA experts in water pump row * A new, low-cost way to find open wifi connections; And, how to keep your access point slightly more private * Tales From The Dark Web: Social Engineering used to catch a cybercriminal * Conversation: Dr. Karen Paullet on being a cyber expert witness

Tue, 29 Nov 2011 05:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode238: * We break from our normal programming schedule. The CyberJungle went to the Paraben Forensics Innovator's Conference last week. We have special extended coverage with Ryan Washington of AR-Forensics, on so-called "anti-forensics" techniques. And, Sean Morrissey, CEO of Katana Forensics gives us his take on Apple's moves against a well-respected security researcher.

Mon, 15 Nov 2011 05:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode237: * We break with our normal programming schedule. With the release of the DefCon Social Engineering Report, we have special extended coverage with Chris Hadnagy of Social-Engineer.com

Mon, 07 Nov 2011 05:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode236: * WORM: The First Digital World War; The CyberJungle talks with author Mark Bowden * German researchers find security holes in Amazon cloud * Could Ubuntu Linux on smartphones/tablets mean improved security and privacy? * Tales From The Dark Web: "Network news web sites" as spam clones * Wrap: We note the passing of the "Godfather" of PKI

Mon, 31 Oct 2011 15:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode235: * EXCLUSIVE: Does 'Son of Stuxnet' hold a clue to another SSL CA breach? Jeff Hudson of Venafi give us his take * Another online video breach victim: Microsoft * iPad security flaw uncovered * Tales From The Dark Web: NASDAQ breach * Wrap: Building a tapped phone network from the ground up

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:55:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode234: * "Hacker Grooming?" New Imperva study indicates the seeds of tomorrow's * SAFE program takes on BlackBerry in the security market * Confirmed: The German government IS installing poorly secured, backdoor monitoring software on LE * Tales From The Dark Web: Smart malware with a self-preservation mode * Wrap: I'll take extra salt on that hard drive, please

Mon, 17 Oct 2011 18:55:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode233: * Is the Air Force's UAV system infected with malware, or is it DoD monitoring software? * Is the German government installing poorly secured, backdoor monitoring software on LE targets? * DNA crime labs and investigations * Tales From The Dark Web: Cracking passwords with a $50 graphics card * Wrap: GPS with a personality

Mon, 10 Oct 2011 1:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode232: * Attorney Aaron Crews: Bring Your Own Device could be a legal land mine for businesses * Huge HTC Android security flaw * Is Amazon Kindle Fire designed to watch EVERY web interaction? * Tales From The Dark Web: QR codes now with free malware * Wrap: Do you know the location of the one 1977 Toyota Star Wars Celica hatchback?

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 5:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode231: What is GoogleProofing and what does it have to do with the law? We talk with Gabriel Weinberg CEO of DuckDuckGo.com What are the legal and discovery impacts of BYOD? * Critical hazard discovered in Ubuntu Linux updates * Tales From The Dark Web: Email attack coming to Android? * Wrap: What does HideMyAss.com hide?

Mon, 27 Sep 2011 15:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode230:* In-depth conversation with Dr. Cliff Stoll. Back in the 80s, a US Government research lab came under a cyber attack. There was not a rule book for the response. Dr. Cliff Stoll was assigned the task, and had to create a response largely on his own. Dr. Stole keynoted the HTCIA conference last week, and he sat down with The CyberJungle for a far ranging interview on security and digital forensics.

Mon, 19 Sep 2011 7:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode229:* Two interviews: Attorney Nicholas Tepper about how a Toyota social marketing campaign went very VERY wrong. And, Scott Moulton, digital forensics expert, tells us about the unique challenges of conducting digital forensics on solid state drives. * NBC's Twitter feed taken over by a group calling itself "The Script Kiddies" * Using Wireless Network Watcher and InSSIDer to discover the users on WiFi networks * Tales from the Dark Web: A new computer worm breaks "into" RDP connections * The CyberJungle travels to The High Technology Crime Investigators conference this week

Mon, 12 Sep 2011 1:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode228: * DigiNotar SSL breach: Jeff Hudson, CEO of Venefi on how businesses planners should respond * What to patch, how to mitigate, what about XP, Apple; the DigiNotar breach * Report: 99% of enterprises have malware infections that by-pass "security" * Tales from the Dark Web: Social Network Spam Explodes * Should I Change My Password?

Tue, 05 Sep 2011 21:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode227: * Attorney Benjamin Wright needs your help with a new study; He tells us about it in our interview segment * Taking down business competitors via cyber attack? * Understanding the simplicity of the RSASecureID attack * Tales from the Dark Web: Confidential voter data under attack * Why that $99 HPwebOS tablet could be a business security risk

Sun, 28 Aug 2011 00:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode226: * Hotel VoIP system open to serious attack? Interview with Jason Ostrom of ViperLab.net * Smartphone monitoring or malware: it's all in the intent * Can schools control private teacher/student digital conversations? * Microsoft has committed itself to encouraging young women to enter tech by hosting an event called Digigirlz * Tales from the Dark Web: New wave of malware targets the desktops of web site publishers * 20th birthday of Linux

Mon, 22 Aug 2011 03:55:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode225: * Cracking iPhone/iPad encryption; Interview with Andrey Belenko of ElcomSoft * Anonymous breaches another high profile site, posts thousands of user email addresses and passwords * Open source unmanned aerial vehicles at DefCon, and a closed source one on Lockeed's labs. What are the privacy implications? * Tales from the Dark Web: New tool to take down web sites using the web server's own processor * The Las Vegas Review Journal gets real reporting on DefCon

Mon, 15 Aug 2011 04:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode224: * Interview: Brian Kennish of Disconnect.me, on tracking the web trackers * Interview: Tyler Shields of Vericode: Owning your mobile phone at every layer * DNA ruling could add thousand of innocent arrestees to national crime database * Gmail Man and email privacy * XP at the root of an out-sized number of botnets

Mon, 01 Aug 2011 07:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode223: * Interview: Imperva CTO, Amichai Shulman on the web app attack preso you won't see at BlackHat Las Vegas * Businesses offering WiFi, with an extra helping of liability * Mac battery cyberflaw exposes explosive risk? * iPad2 winner announced; but don't jailbreak iOS 5 and expect over-the-air updates

Mon, 25 Jul 2011 04:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode222: * Interview: What role does social engineering play in APT? We talk with Gretchen Hellman of Vormetric. * Microsoft Internet Explorer 8, 9, beats Firefox, Chrome and Safari in crucial web protection? * Smashing hard drive leads to conviction for obstruction * Crowd-sourcing the reporting of webmail hijacks

Tue, 19 Jul 2011 05:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle Episode221: * Interview: T-Mobile USA’s CISO, Bill Boni, has a different approach to fighting cybercriminals: Use Counter Intelligence techniques. * How safe is your laptop lock? * Could turning over your encryption key be a violation of the 5th Amendment? * Fake mobile banking security app hits Android users * Are blackhat search optimizers poisoning Google local results?

Mon, 11 Jul 2011 03:55:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 220: * Interview: Yaron Dycian, Trusteer VP: Will Fed's new regs block banking trojans? * Bill could block some mobile device forensic captures * FoxNews' Twitter account hijacked, what are the lessons learned? * Viscous botnet: Hard to detect, remove * Could MyMaxSpeed mobile app helps toss out speeding tickets?

Tue, 05 Jul 2011 16:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 235: * Interview: John Bace, Gartner, Congress just put a bounty on your boss; how one whistleblower earned $90million * Interview: Debra Logan, Gartner, on why a judge slapped a million dollar eDiscovery-related fine on a careless company * The IRS fails a security audit (again) * Does the TSA care about your tablet getting stolen at a checkpoint? * The end of the supermarket club card?

Mon, 20 Jun 2011 23:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 218: Interview: InfoSec researcher Casey Halverson discovers an unusual tracking "feature" in his Nissan Leaf Interview: Marc Maiffret, CTO of eEye Digital on how the simple cyberattacks distract us from the more serious ones *Remote PC tracking software strikes again...Now a retailer is in trouble

Mon, 20 Jun 2011 04:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 217: * Interview: Mathew Prince, CEO of web security firm CloudFlare * US freezes bank accounts of large-scale scareware gang * Do work emails enjoy spousal privilege? * Tales from the Dark Web: Spanish Police arrest three in Anonymous hacktivist probe * Mac OS X Lion browser mode hides stealth security features

Mon, 13 Jun 2011 14:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 216: * Interview: Stina Ehrensvard, CEO and Founder of Yubico on RSASecureID-related breaches * Interview: Jeff Hudson CEO of Venafia, on RSASecureID-related breaches * The wave of server breaches spread * Tales from the Dark Web: Nasty DHCP/DNS attack spread by USB?

Mon, 06 Jun 2011 09:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 215: * Interview: Checklist compliance vs. security, with Lila Kee of GlobalSign * Why are users not using the built-in do-not-track browser features? * Could just about anyone be a "hacker" with 15 minutes of instruction? * TV's PBS = Passwords Been Stolen?

Tue, 31 May 2011 06:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 214: * Interview: Seven questions to ask before signing a CloudComputing contract, with Chuck Kellner of D4 * Interview: Forensic Pro's take on the Android Token Flaw, with Lee Reiber of AccessData * Many small firms learn the hard way that they're no "too small" to be hit by cyber attack * What is the "Toyota Friend" car-connected social network?

Tue, 24 May 2011 04:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 213: * Two interviews: Scott Cleland, author of "Search and Destroy, Why You Can't Trust Google Inc." And, Alyn Hocky with security firm Clearswift, on businesses responding to the Sony Playstation breach * Study: PCI compliance risks for small and med-sized businesses * Ira travels to AccessData Forensics conference this week

Mon, 16 May 2011 00:40:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 212: * Interview: What went wrong at Sony? Well, it was more than a technical failure. Maybe management shrugged their shoulders at information security. We'll talk with Marc Maiffret, the co-founder of E-eye Digital Security * Study: Most cloud service providers admit to not protecting data on their networks * Law Enforcement child porn raids and locking down WiFi networks * A new wave of malware is targeting Apple users, there are some basic steps you can take to protect yourself, once you know the threat * Ira travels to AccessData Forensics conference next week

Mon, 09 May 2011 00:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 211: * Interview: Vladimir Katalov, CEO of Elcomsoft, on the ability to forge metadata on certain digital cameras * Sony PSN breach, the lawsuits begin, and strategies for ID protection on any site * Most breach victims never report the crime * Tales from the Dark Web: Zues Trojan adds investment fraud * Verizon to add a tracking warning label

Sun, 01 May 2011 19:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 210: * Interview: Alex Levinson, iPhone forensics expert on iOS TrackerGate * Interview: Mark Fancher of the Michigan ACLU on Michigan TrackerGate * Free Open Source Project (FOSS) to provide security and privacy apps for Android

Mon, 25 Apr 2011 00:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 209: * Interview: Mickey Boodaei, CEO of Trusteer: Why increased staff training is not enough to thwart business espionage attacks. * New Facebook trial: Forensic/ediscovery case of the year or maybe of the decade * Court rules that consumer zip codes can't be collected by retailers when consumers use their credit card * Tales from the Dark Web: Several popular Adobe products are being exploited with attacks in the wild. We will tell you which flaws the company has patching, and which ones they haven't.

Mon, 18 Apr 2011 05:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 208: * Interview: Brian Fox, the creator of BASH (BASH makes a lot of Linux tasks easier), is working on a brand-new project to simplify browser security. * Study: Energy and Utility Companies are NOT taking data security seriously; including smartgrid data security * Should driver privacy law be revised? * How to block browser and socialmedia geotracking * Tales from the Dark Web: Was Epsilon Marketing warned about the email attack that lead to the largest data breach in US history? * "Anatomy of the Tweet" can help in digital forensic investigations

Mon, 11 Apr 2011 00:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 223: Interview: Rob Lee, of SANS: Defining the Advanced Persistent Threat(APT) Our take on the Epsilon breach News on the causes of the RSA breach Pornwikileaks and the outing of actor HIV status Tales from the Dark Web: Large drive-by download attack impacting now Panic button for mobile devices

Mon, 04 Apr 2011 17:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 206: Interview: Joe Scott, CEO PhantomAlert, on the "DUI App" being removed from the BlackberryAppStore Big brother crawls up your nose The SSL cert fiasco, and what you need to do BlackBerry PlayBook app issues? *Tales from the Dark Web: This ain't logistics. That shipping alert in your email might have more than a tracking number. How a successful old attack is making a comeback.

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 02:35:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 205: Interview: Peter Schlampp, Solara Networks on the RSA SecureID breach and network forensics Web browser anti-tracking RSA SecureID breach Does transparency webapp threaten citizen data when authenticating users? Civil court action used to take down evil botnet Tales from the Dark Web: What do you get when you stir up a pot full of natural disasters, social media alerts, Java exploits and rogue anti-virus?

Mon, 21 Mar 2011 01:35:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 204: Interviews: Trevor Dietrich, on virtulization app to secure iPads + more. He's seeking beta testers. Lawsuit: School official uses student PII data in lesson plan Industrial Espionage at Renault, or poor forensics, or both? Electric smart meter opt out, but scant mention of The 4th Amendment The iPhone 4 falls at CanSecWest Pwn2Own Contest Tales from the Dark Web: Vehicle hacking via trojan MP3?

Mon, 14 Mar 2011 02:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 203: Interviews: Charlie Miller, 3x Pwn2Own "hacking" contest winner stays home; response by Dragos, Founder Lawsuit: Amazon taking liberties (and more?) with user-set privacy Google Android in app malware flap, iPad2 security, and Blackberry Playbook running Android apps + better security? Disgruntled employee destroys critical business data The CyberJungle take on the OtterBox case for "slider" smartphones Tales from the Dark Web: Exactly what is the "boy-in-the-browser attack?

Mon, 07 Mar 2011 20:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 202: Interview: Brett Kingstone The author of The Real War Against America, on industrial espionage featuring Chinese spies paying American employees to steal intellectual property. Police Department officer indicted on federal wire fraud and identity theft charges London Stock Exchange and MorganStanley: Added to the list of financial services companies breached by cyber criminals A woman in a child custody battle with her ex decided it might help if she had recordings of everything Is that a RAT in your Mac, or have you just been pwnd? Tales from the Dark Web: Zues Trojan meets Crank Yankers in a social engineering scheme to drain bank accounts by phone.

Tues, 01 Mar 2011 22:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 201: RSA Interview: Mobile Security with Winn Schwartau, of Mobile Active Defense Note: Due to studio upgrades, we break with standard format this week. Episode 201 is a two-part conversation on mobile security from the RSA Security Conference

Tues, 23 Feb 2011 06:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 200: Interview: SecurityMan - Skipping the alarm tax/fee RSA Conference report: CipherCloud, businesses can encrypt data on popular cloud services like Salesforce.com RSA Conference report: Invincea has a new technology that combines virtual machine browsers with behavior-based malware blocking. RSA Conference report: Entersect from South Africa has a very interesting twist to 2-factor authentication. No man’s personal identity is safe while the legislature is in session Tales From the Dark Web: HBGary's exposed for trying to counter-attack Wikileaks, security institute issues rare request related to counter-counter-attack CyberCrime.

Tues, 15 Feb 2011 17:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 199: Interview: "Google Tracks You...We Don't" - A new web site takes on Google, by NOT tracking you. We talk with Gabriel Weinberg of DuckDuckGo.com Judge orders a JUROR to reveal private Facebook postings in California criminal case What NASDAQ is and isn't saying about another high-profile cyber attack Surge in Adobe PDF attacks impacting Windows, Mac and Linux users Texas AG pushes for new anti-sexting law - but with a twist Milwaukee has beer and Vegas has casinos. In our Tales from the Dark Web segment, we’ll tell you about a city where the top industry is CyberCrime.

Tues, 08 Feb 2011 23:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 198: Interview: Hey, is that an SMS botnet in your pocket? Smartphone security researcher Georgia Weidman in her first radio interview following Shmoocon. Wired magazine jolts subscribers with personalized covers Data retention law does not help law enforcement fight crime, study reveals The cost of non-compliance with security more expensive than the cost of security, says study Smartgrid backlash grows Last may, the Dow plummeted in seconds. Fat-finger error, or something more sinister? Find out in Tales From The Dark Web. *Slammed: An attempt to regulate computer forensic pros in the State of Virginia

Tues, 01 Feb 2011 19:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 197: Interview: HP Security Evangelist Rafel Los, on Business App Security. Record a cop, go to jail. The Dark Web never sleeps, even when it's lights out at Fort Dix Federal Prison. A California Appeals court has ruled that businesses can be held strictly liable for actions done by their affiliates (and sub-affiliates). Trapster Hacked - Trapster alerts your smartphone when you are driving near speed traps and traffic cams. This Friday is Data Privacy Day. The goal is to put additional pressure on companies and for everyone to gain a better understanding that everyone's privacy is at stake.

Tues, 25 Jan 2011 23:44:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 196: Is the U.S. border a hostile zone for U.S. businesss and personal data on a laptop or smartphone? New York Times: Stuxnet worm was a joint project of the U.S. and Israel, engineered to destroy the uranium centrifuges, what are the data security implications for the U.S.? We with talk Tony Kaunuma from Cobra about the new smartphone app that watches for red light cameras, traffic congestion and cops with radar, and relays the information to all Cobra users who subscribe. The silliest use of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act? Plus, in Tales From The Dark Web: Creepy stalker uses info from Facebook to break into email accounts and steal stuff from women.

Tues, 18 Jan 2011 00:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 195: Our take on CES2011: Android tablets and other smart devices...are they being designed with security in mind? Our private briefing with RIM about the new BlackBerry PlayBook. And, a candid conversation with Chris Deutschen of Direct Energy about smart grid security.

Tues, 11 Jan 2011 19:55:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 194: Has WikiLeaks caused Bank of American to examine the contents and security of it's own internal documents? Social Engineering is part of just about every cyber attack - Ira talks with Chris Hadnagy about his new book: "Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking." PDF threats via hidden JavaScript that hides from anti-virus. Plus, Tales From The Dark Web.

Tues, 04 Jan 2011 19:40:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 193: A commercial pilot videos a flaw in TSA security...responsible disclosure or aiding terrorist? Mom gets prosecuted for taking photos of daughter in the tub. Lynn Powell was her friend, and wrote a book about the ordeal in "Framing Innocence." And, is reading your spouse's email a crime?

Tues, 28 Dec 2010 19:40:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 192: Researchers are shining a light on the flaws of low-cost router/firewalls. Before there was Wikileaks, there was Cryptome. We replay an earlier interview with founder John Young. What do App makers know about you, your smartphone, and where you go? The results may surprise you. And, we discuss DriveMeCrazy.

Tues, 21 Dec 2010 23:10:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 191: McBreach on the McDonalds McContest web site, resulting in McDataTheft. Gawker Media breach could have ripples and result in government break-ins. Eric Drew wins major ID Theft case against credit bureau. Dr. Larry Ponemon releases surprising results in a new smartgrid study.

Tues, 14 Dec 2010 15:10:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 190: Wikileaks discloses private emails from a young, NYC-based, female office worker. What lessons are here for executives? Interview with Marc Maiffret, eEye CTO, on 0days, and a new free 0day detection tool. IT error exposes confidential law enforcement data, what went wrong? Plus, Tales From The Dark Web.

Tues, 07 Dec 2010 15:10:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 189: Virginia AG issues guidance to teachers regarding 'cyber-bullying.' No mention of proper forensics. What could go wrong? Next target for Wikileaks: businesses? Interview with Brook Miller, VP of Govt Affairs, with Smith's Detection, on TSA "Puffer" detection machines. Plus, Tales From The Dark Web.

Tues, 30 Nov 2010 22:10:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 188: CCTVs, public schools, and forensic data. Adobe PDF Reader X, now with sandboxing; Invincea PDF reader in a virtual machine. How do they compare in fighting cyber attacks? Interview with Kevin Ripa, with Computer Evidence Recovery, on the mis-handling of forensic data. Plus, Tales From The Dark Web.

Tues, 23 Nov 2010 23:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 187: News from The Paraben Forensic Innovations Conference: Next gen airline security, cloud and mobile forensics. New Android mobile devices bring a new level of tracking - where you go and what you buy with your credit cards. Plus, Tales From The Dark Web.

Tues, 16 Nov 2010 18:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 186: Business has proprietary info potentially worth millions, stolen by an employee. Employee is caught, and during the court trial, the very proprietary info stolen could be revealed again in a public court trial. Voters across the country rejected government surveillance where ever their ballots presented the opportunity. Ira interviews Kevin Johnson, from Secure Ideas, about the Firesheep browser plug-in and how it exposes users to session take-over attacks over open Wi-Fi.

Sun, 07 Nov 2010 23:35:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 185: Electronic voting machine fraud: Voters report "phantom votes," officials say it's impossible for votes to be pre-selected. Who's right? And, what role should logging and forensics play in electronic voting? We break with our usual format this week, and cover electronic voting machine fraud and a security list to help voters at the polls.

Sun, 31 Oct 2010 03:35:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 183: The Wikileaks story you won't hear from the legacy press. School buses equipped with traffic cams? If you're tracking your diet online, or on a smartphone, could your personal habits end up in court, and become part of the public record? New tool cracks web browser passwords. Ira interviews Joe Levy, CTO of Solara Networks. Topic: Zues trojan hiding in employer IRS notices. Plus, Tales from The Dark Web.

Sun, 24 Oct 2010 05:40:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 181: School district settles laptop tracking suit; but what did the IT department know, and when did they know it? Our take on Pres Obama's take on cyberbullying. First there was software-as-a-service, now we’re seeing “crimeware-as-a-service.". Ira interviews Jason Miller from Shavlik. Topic: The largest security update and patch release in the history of computing occured this week. What is the impact for users and their data? Plus, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 17 Oct 2010 05:40:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 179: To all the dead people who vote: you're in! New internet voting system fails, fails, and fails some more. Smartphone Forensics: Cracking BlackBerries might be easier than it should be if the user backs up data using one very popular program. Former Fannie Mae IT contractor convicted of attempted insider cyber crimes. Interview: Kevin Johnson at the SANS Network Security Conference. Topic: How to best deal with employees using social networking on work computers. Our Take on This Week's News.

Sun, 10 Oct 2010 03:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 177: Impact of adding "back doors" to US encryption. Zues bank account takeover arrests - Will the bank crimewave stop? Should cloud providers offer bug bounties for web app flaws? We get input from two experts. News on the Stuxnet worm. Ira interviews Dr. Eric Cole. Topic: If you have no indication you have been attacked by cyber criminals, you probably haven't been, right? Plus Tales from The Dark Web.

Sun, 03 Oct 2010 02:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 175: Judge forbids wife to post ANYTHING about husband and his lawyer. Schools and RFID kid-tracking. Ira's take on the major Twitter worm that ensared the White House. Interview: Lance Spitzner from the SANS Institute “Securing the Human” Project. US Cybercommand wants to create "dot-secure" internet for government and the private sector. Plus Tales from The Dark Web.

Sun, 26 Sep 2010 04:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 173: Is texting the next wave in campaign fund raising AND fraud? Google engineer repeatedly spied on communications. What are the implications for the Google's business customers? Diaspora: A new approach to social networking. But, is the security so bad that the project needs to be re-booted? A word to those who might be watching pornography in the privacy of their own homes...the bad guys may be watching YOU while they plan to blackmail you. Interview: Chris Hadnagy on social engineering.

Sun, 19 Sep 2010 04:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 171: Is a Jihadist Terror group behind the "Here You Have" worm attack? Microsoft Windows has been the world’s leading operating system since the first time you typed your very first memo on your workplace computer. Is there now a challenger that could take it’s place? Do the cops want to rifle through your medicine cabinet? They do in North Carolina. Interview - Is Craigslist responsible for policing sex ads on it's site? Our guest, Nathan Burchfiel, from the Culture and Media Institute, thinks they are. Plus, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 12 Sep 2010 13:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 169: Is a backlash against Google reaching a new level? One consumer group thinks so, and is using a humorous video to make their point. A UN Agency head wants RIM to weaken the security Blackberry Enterprise Server (BES) users enjoy. Sean-Paul Correll of PandaSecurity talks with Ira Victor about how small and mid-sized businesses are treating data security. Tales from the Dark Web: Big web traffic means big bucks ... but have we uncovered a big scam? Plus, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 05 Sep 2010 14:55:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 167: The so-called "super-cookie" tracks your moves online, and can come back to life even after it's "deleted." The Feds verified a 2008 cyberattack - billed as the "most significant" breach of defense department computers ever. It was conducted with (hang onto your hat) a flash drive. Two security experts offer their take on iPads in the workplace. Girl who is said to have had sex with 5000 men is exploited by Facebook scammers. Plus, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 29 Aug 2010 14:55:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 166: 'su root' episodes are in-depth technical interviews. The Wall Street Journal published a story this week about the love affair between businesses and the iPad. The pad is sexy, trendy and everyone loooves them. Including the cyber criminals. Two experts offer their take on Apple mobile smart devices in the workplace. Raf Los, security evangelist from HP, talks with us about web application threats; Amber Schroeder, CEO of Paraben, tells how easily data can be recovered from iPads, and some tools to help reduce the risk of data loss from iPads.

Sun, 29 Aug 2010 14:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 165: Report reveals that the lack of info security might be related to a plane crash that killed over 150 people. The Green Police: RFID coming to your curb-side trash? Legally recording a conversation on a smartphone just got easier, from a legal perspective. Think you’ve got a strong password? There’s an inexpensive piece technology out there that will break it in seconds. We’ll chat with Joshua Davis and he’ll tell you more in our interview segment. A new, free way to fight malicious spam. Plus, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 22 Aug 2010 21:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 164: 'su root' episodes are in-depth technical interviews. Ira interviews Dr. Richard Boyd, Sr. Researcher, Georgia Tech Research Institute, about low-cost graphics cards that can brute force passwords of 12 characters or less in seconds.

Sun, 22 Aug 2010 21:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 163: CyberCriminals are targeting the payroll processing applications and services that businesses use. Why? It's where the bank account information is. We explain a complex Adobe Flash vulnerability. Is Google buying mini-drones for a new generation of "everything view?." iPads instead of paper pads for government meetings and records? It’s not working. Plus, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 15 Aug 2010 21:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 162: 'su root' episodes are in-depth technical interviews. Ira has an extended conversation with Wayne Huang of Amorize. Wayne Huang conducted early research that helped lead to the discovery of web drive-by downloads. Wayne Huang explains what led to the discovery. He also discusses his work on a new, free open source software project, Drivesploit. Drivesploit was the subject of Wayne Huang's talk at DefCon18.

Sun, 15 Aug 2010 21:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 161: The DefCon18 conference ended on Sunday, and the "World's Largest Hacker Conference," as many call it, didn't disappoint. We have coverage from the conference, and our take on the news that came out of it. National Science Foundation has been unable to curb rampant porn consumption by its employees, and we explain the Blackberry changes. Plus, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 08 Aug 2010 02:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 160: 'su root' episodes are in-depth technical interviews. This is a special DefCon18 edition featuring interviews with David Bryan on building a network to withstand thousands of hackers, he has lessons for anyone building a network. We interview Chris Drake of Firehost on web application security. Finally we talk with Sohail Ahmadd about his discovery of a flaw in the WPA WiFi security protocol that can reveal confidential information.

Sun, 08 Aug 2010 02:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 159: Are victims of cyberattacks too embarrassed to come forward, and are cybercriminals profiting from the embarrassment? Cybercriminals are targeting flaws in the networks of businesses to get at checking data; What do they do with the checking data? Find out why this might be the new, new thing in financial cybercrime. New threats to iPhone users with unsecure applications; But is the platform itself still lacking the basics when it comes to good infosec?

Mon, 02 Aug 2010 06:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 157: GM suffers $40million loss due to poor USB security. New flaws impacting Windows and Mac users. Is Google WiFi data theft linked to US Intelligence efforts? Secret cameras get planted in woman's bedroom. Our take on this week's news.

Sun, 26 Jul 2010 06:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 155: Info of over 1,000 illegal immigrants living in Utah were leaked. There are security policy and other, broader legal questions. Bluetooth is making it easier for cybercriminals to steal debit card numbers at the gas pump. Google Tool Bar - a new cybercrime tool; Cloud Computing as a Weapon of Mass Destruction: How these easy to use services can do harm non-cloud computing users.

Sun, 18 Jul 2010 04:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 153: Senior Member of the US Congress runs an open-access, unencrypted WiFi network at home in DC. Poor security in one of the most secure banks in the world? Gunter Ollman from Damballa on how "hackers" become filthy rich with botnets. Utility companies want to link your electric power usage to your social networking account. Our take on this week's news.

Sun, 11 Jul 2010 04:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 151: Lawyers use social network info as court evidence. Laptop security, it is part psychology, part technology. Dr. Larry Ponemon from the Ponemon Institute shares his research on laptop theft. We talk with David Thompson, the author of "Wild West 2.0". Wanna break into someone's voice mail? There's an app for that! Our take on the news.

Sun, 04 Jul 2010 04:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 149: What do the information security experts say about the business security implications when these smartphones connect with company data? Resistance is Futile - Employees are going using social media as business communication tool. New bank account take-over attack: Blends phone, web, email, social network data to empty your bank and stock brokerage account.

Sun, 27 Jun 2010 04:25:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 147: Buy a Chevy Volt – Get a Free Government Surveillance Device! Phil Lieberman, President of security company Lieberman Software, has been advising congress on the Cybersecurity Protection Act. And, David Perry of TrendMicro talks about a new army of cybercriminals, 300,000 strong. Our take on this week's news.

Sun, 20 Jun 2010 04:25:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root edition, Episode 146: Ira interviews David Perry, the Global Director of Education for TrendMicro. They have a conversation about iPhone security, web application security, and malware attacks. If you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall in the hallways of a major security conference, listen to this.

Sun, 20 Jun 2010 04:15:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 145: The life of a money mule. Jason Miller from Shavlik on "3rd party hazards." Google’s own WiFi investigators offer damning evidence...some are daring to call it criminal intent. And, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 13 Jun 2010 04:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 143: Malware writers are creating new apps for smartphones. Speed law attorney Casey Rascob has some comments about the "science" of estimating vehicle speed vs. technologies that track speed. FTC orders a spyware entrepreneur to stop. And, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 06 Jun 2010 04:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 141: Here we go again – another easy way to break into the iPhone. "Sniper forensics – One shot, One kill" with forensic expert Chris Pogue. Cyberthieves stole more than $100K from the credit union that serves US Treasury employees who work in Salt Lake City. Plus Tales From The Dark Web.

Sun, 30 May 2010 04:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 139: FTC targets privacy and security concerns on copy machines. Josh Levy is looking for 10,000 people who will pledge to simultaneously abandon Facebook; LifeLock Founder's ID successfully stolen 13 times. Privacy round-up.

Sun, 23 May 2010 04:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 137: Did Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg really refer to members as "dumb f**ks"? And, Google admits that they "goofed" when they vacuumed up 600gb of wifi data over a four year period. Patch Tues expert says the problems this month are more serious than Microsoft is telling us. Web security expert takes a swipe at GoDaddy. Plus, our take on the news.

Sun, 16 May 2010 04:00:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 135: Did the Gov’t use military drones to track the TimesSq bomber? FBI's forensic challenges with smartphones and net-enabled gameboxes; What changes are likely in the new version of PCI creditcard standard? Plus, our take on the news.

Sun, 09 May 2010 20:40:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 133: SharePoint 0day flaw, previusly unreported facts about the Palin email "hack," reports from Interop 2010 Las Vegas. Our take on this week's news.

Sun, 02 May 2010 01:40:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 131: McAfee flaw caused massive biz PC crashes. What are the lessons learned? A street fight is developing over your info. VC darling Blippy caught exposing user's credit card numbers, and purchases. Our take on this week's news.

Sun, 24 Apr 2010 02:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 129: Former US cybersecurity Czar says infosec still not take seriously; Ira has a "secret admirer;" New lawsuit challenges ObamaCare on privacy rights violations; Emergency Java Patch; Plus our take on this week's news.

Sun, 18 Apr 2010 04:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 127: Insider bank attacks; Charlie Miller, Apple expert, talks iPhoneOS4 security; Peter Schlampp, Solera Networks, on network forensics. German g-men pay hackers for stolen, private bank account data. Stuart Staniford, FireEye, on malware that bypasses firewalls/AV.

Sun, 11 Apr 2010 04:05:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root, Episode 126: In-depth interviews from main program. Peter Schlampp: network forensics. Stuart Staniford: attacks that bypass firewalls/AV. Charlie Miller: security implications of Apple's iPhoneOS4.

Sun, 11 Apr 2010 04:02:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 125: The simple settings that can stop many internet attacks. Plus, Gasp! Airport body scanning machines DO store images, according to the Feds. And, our take on this week's news.

Sun, 03 Apr 2010 02:10:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 123: Scareware is Big Business; Information security comes to your car's dashboard; Virtulization security checklist; Our take on this week's news.

Sun, 28 Mar 2010 02:10:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 121: Banks have a new troubled asset - their customers. 3,000 smartphones arrive "pre-loaded" with data-stealing malware. Plus our take on this week's news

Sun, 21 Mar 2010 02:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 119: The Electric Smart Grid - New concerns about the "system inside the system". Plus our take on this week's news.

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 02:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root edition, Episode 118: Joe Weiss, author of the forthcoming security book, "Protecting Industrial Control Systems from Electronic Threats." Topics: Smart Grid security and other industrial controls.

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 23:02 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 117: Exclusive RSA Security Conference coverage: Cloud Computing, SmartGrid Forensics, Healthcare, MoneyMules.

Sun, 07 Mar 2010 03:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root edition, Episode 116: Exclusive forensics interviews from RSA Security Conference: Pedro Bustamante on the Mariposa Botnet; Gerry Brown and Christopher Brown on SmartGrid incident response.

Sun, 07 Mar 2010 03:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 115: How easy is it to eavesdrop on cell phone conversations? What's The 'Chuck Norris' attack? Wyndam Hotel chain has third data breach in a year.

Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:30:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root edition, Episode 114: Interview Simon Bransfield-Garth, on the security of cell phone voice communications; Interview with John Young of cryptome.org, about his legal trouble with Microsoft after he posted the company's "spying guide" for law enforcement.

Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:25:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 113: A spike in power grid attacks is predicted in the next 12 months. Zues and its variants are more severe and widespread than previously reported. Plus Tales from the Dark Web.

Sun, 21 Feb 2010 17:56:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root edition, Episode 112: Interview with Ben Jun from Cryptography Research, on developing applications that adapt to sweeping changes in technology.

Sun, 21 Feb 2010 17:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 111: The pressure is on for business to take payments via smart phone; Macy's and Google, each in its own way this week committing unthinking - and unthinkable -- breaches of customer privacy. Plus, this week's news.

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 04:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root edition, Episode 110: Interview with Dr. Martin Hellman, one of the fathers of public key encryption; he is using security risk assessment to calculate nuclear threats.

Sun, 14 Feb 2010 04:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, Episode 109: Google getting chummy with the NSA. Lifestyle Hacking - Your twenty-something employees don't like your rules and restrictions. Tales from the Dark Web, and, this week's news.

Sun, 07 Feb 2010 04:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root edition, Episode 108: The first major prosecution against a medical provider under the new HIPAA HITECH Law. Our conversation with an expert in HIPAA and encryption. How to avoid similar prosecution.

Sun, 07 Jan 2010 16:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root, Episode 106: Interview with Rob Lee, co-author of a new study on APT- The Advanced Persistant Threat, a new type of attack that gets into a network, and stays in.

Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:45:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root, Episode 104: Interview with Joe Grand, renowned hardware "hacker" and the star of "Prototype This" TV show.

Sun, 23 Jan 2010 16:50:00 GMT

The CyberJungle, su root, Episode 102: Dr. Ben Edelman, from the Harvard Business School, "click fraud" that takes over PCs; Steven Dispensa, CTO of PhoneFactor about voice print authentication.

Sat, 16 Jan 2010 23:55:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 88: Bad guys buying services to evade anti-virus. Special announcement. Our take on the news.

Mon, 04 Jan 2010 03:38:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 87: One semi-colon could expose your web server. Researcher uncovers flaw that impacts millions of web users. Our take on the news.

Mon, 28 Dec 2009 01:58:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 86: Twitter DNS hijacked. Fingerprinting credit card mag strips. Our take on the news.

Mon, 21 Dec 2009 04:58:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 85: New surge in attacks targeting bank accounts. Data security requires physical security. Our take on the news.

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:55:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 84: Is there is a Russian connection to the 'Climategate' attack? "Take Back Your Privacy." Our take on the news.

Mon, 07 Dec 2009 19:05:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 83: New highly damaging attack plays on the very fear of being attacked. Stopping insider attacks. Plus, our take on the news.

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:05:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 82: FBI Report: Latest target for the cybercriminal? Law Firms and PR Firms. Adobe Security Speaks. Our take on this week's news.

Mon, 23 Nov 2009 06:30:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 81: EXCLUSIVE InfoSec Conversation with InZero Systems on countering web drive-by downloads with a new hardware sandbox.

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:00:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 80: InfoSec Conversation: Ira talks w/Pedro Bustamante, Security Blogger and Researcher with PandaSecurity. Topic: Fighting Web Drive-by Downloads.

Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:00:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 79:The odds of unknowingly logging onto an 'evil twin' of your online banking site is increasing due to new broadband hazards. A revised Google Book Settlement was submitted to the courts; It doesn’t address privacy at all. Our take on this week’s news.

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 17:50:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 78: Why are web drive-by downloads proliferating like cockroaches? 60 Minutes just covered a data security story. We rate the coverage. And, our take on this week's news.

Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:28:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 77: SPECIAL EPISODE, Conversation with Marsh Ray, discoverer of the new SSL flaw.

Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:25:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 76: Placing an online bet for the World Series? Employees of online betting sites might be selling customer data online. Google Book Search: What data is Google storing about readers of online books? Plus, our take on this week’s news.

Mon, 02 Nov 2009 02:45:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 75: Everyone loves retail gift cards...they are quick and easy for consumers, and for web application "hackers." Some Time Warner cable internet users are vulnerable to serious attacks -- when will Time Warner release a fix? Plus, our take on this week’s news.

Mon 26 Oct 2009 04:45:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 74: Now the bad guys are holding computer files for ransom if you don’t buy their phony anti-virus software; we have a workaround. Midyear elections are coming up, and the last thing the campaigns seem to think about is data security. Plus, our take on this week’s news.

Mon 19 Oct 2009 17:30:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 73: Major patching in store this week, due in part to flaws revealed this summer in Las Vegas? A fresh look at a Zeus banking attack counter-measure, plus our take on this week’s news.

Mon 12 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 72: Polymorphic malware - every time it attacks it has a new signature. The balance on your bank account looks find, too bad all your money's gone. Our take on this week’s news.

Mon, 05 Oct 2009 02:54:00 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 71: $4k per day scamming fake Viagra? That's just the tip of the iceberg. Business bank accounts are the targets of attacks, businesses are responding with lawsuits against banks. Our take on this week’s news.

Mon 28 Sep 2009 00:05:10 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 70: Full access to anyone's Facebook account for $100? Update on confidential data case in Maricopa County, AZ. Plus, our take on this week’s news.

Mon 21 Sep 2009 04:10:05 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 69: Beware the non-delivery email notice – it might really be an attack. Apple has added an anti-phishing feature to the new iphone but few people have been able to get it to work right. Our take on this week’s news.

Mon 14 Sep 2009 00:00:05 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 68: New attacks against business bank accounts.... an earth-shaking recommendation from the banking industry. Hackers say they are gearing up for winter attacks - according to a survey of hackers at DefCon 2009. Plus, our take on the news.

Mon 01 Sep 2009 00:05:15 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 67: The security lessons from Heartland data breach. Our take on the news.

Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:50:15 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 66: Like stealing candy from a baby....is Adobe making it that easy for attackers to get into computers? The Clampi Trojan is cleaning out bank accounts, and anti-virus usually doesn't see it. Our take on the news.

Mon 17 Aug 2009 02:10:10 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 65: More DefCon17 Coverage: How safe are Cloud Computing applications? Melissa Hathaway is leaving her White House job as top cyber security official, why is the main stream press not spending time on this story? Our take on the news.

Mon 10 Aug 2009 2:30:10 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 64: DefCon17 Special Report: Is YOUR tax return sitting out there on the Internet? Breaching the new “personal WiFi” hot spots, is it child’s play? Our take on the DefCon news.

Tue, 04 Aug 2009 9:00:10 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 63: iPhone Security. Is that an oxymoron? Google Chrome Browser uses sandboxing for security. We talk to a security engineer that says his firm has built a better sandbox. Our take on this week’s news.

Mon, 27 Jul 2009 18:00:10 GMT

Data Security Podcast Episode 62: EXCLUSIVE: New tool to fight web attacks, and add to your privacy. Combining data loss prevention and identity management to protect confidential business data from security breaches. Our take on this week's news, including a unique look at the Twitter corp attack.

Mon, 21 Jul 2009 06:30:10 GMT