Dennis Fisher talks with Paul Judge and David Maynor of Barracuda about new research the pair will be presenting at BSides Las Vegas and Defcon this week on the start of a reputation system for Twitter accounts, how attackers use search engines to spread malware and what kinds of sites are most likely to be serving you SEO-related malware.
Dennis Fisher talks with independent security researcher Dino Dai Zovi about his upcoming Black Hat talk on return-oriented exploitation, the value of exploit mitigations such as DEP and ASLR, the new crop of vendor bug bounties and why we don’t have any good data on zero-day attacks.
Dennis Fisher talks with Caleb Sima of Armorize about the company’s scheduled talk at Black Hat on China’s cyber army being canceled under pressure from the governments of China and Taiwan.
Dennis Fisher talks with Caleb Sima of Armorize and Andy Chou of Coverity about the companies’ new partnership designed to make security and quality code testing simpler and more efficient and the state of software security in general.
A talk on China’s state-sponsored offensive security efforts scheduled for the Black Hat conference later this month has been pulled from the conference after concerns were raised by some people within the Chinese and Taiwanese government about the talk’s content.
Dennis Fisher talks with Rob Cheyne of Safelight Security Advisors about the classical problem of user education, how much of an obstacle to security people are and the ways in which technology has made security more difficult.
Dennis Fisher talks with Eddie Schwartz, CSO of NetWitness, about a new study the company did on the level of awareness of advanced threats in the enterprise and what organizations are doing to respond to the latest targeted attacks.
In this episode, Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher discuss the relative value of the never-ending disclosure debate, the value of zero-days and whether users should be worried about the ability of Google to remotely install apps on Android phones.[swf
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Dennis Fisher talks with Alex Horan of Core Security about penetration testing, the place of security within a business and Core’s new push to make security more accessible and understandable for business leaders.
Dennis Fisher talks with Mike Mimoso of SearchSecurity.com and Information Security magazine about the current spate of highly targeted attacks, the silliness of the term cyberwar and the controversy surrounding the disclosure of the Windows Help Center flaw.
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