Mike Mimoso and Dennis Fisher look back on the crazy year that was in security, including the big Internet-wide bugs such as Heartbleed and Shellshock, the Home Depot and Sony breaches and what lessons we learned in 2014.
Mike Mimoso and Dennis Fisher look back on the crazy year that was in security, including the big Internet-wide bugs such as Heartbleed and Shellshock, the Home Depot and Sony breaches and what lessons we learned in 2014.
READ: 2014: A Specious Odyssey
SEE: Revisiting Threatpost’s 10 Most Popular Stories of 2014
Download: digital_underground_178.mp3
Music by Chris Gonsalves
The NSA released new guidance providing system administrators with the tools to update outdated TLS protocols.
Consumer grade routers experienced a 540 percent jump in the number of attacks, compared to same time last year.
With Mike Mimoso leaving Threatpost, it was high time to get many of the people responsible for the site’s success throughout the years together for a podcast. Founding editors Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher along with Mike, Chris Brook, Brian Donohue and Christen Gentile are aboard for a memorable all-smiles podcast.
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