Dennis Fisher talks with security researcher Robert “Rsnake” Hansen about how online privacy became such a mess, Google’s effect on personal privacy and the virtual impossibility of using the Internet without using Google’s services.
Dennis Fisher talks with Paul Judge of Barracuda Networks about the company’s new report on Twitter phishing trends, search engine poisoning, Web security and what can be done about the spam pandemic.
Dennis Fisher and Ryan Naraine talk with Microsoft’s T.J. Campana about the company’s work to disrupt and take down the Waledac botnet and the other work being done by Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit.
Dennis and Ryan preview the RSA Conference 2010 with their friend Tim Whitman, the head of the security practice at Schwartz Communications.
Dennis Fisher talks with Tyler Shields of Veracode about his BlackBerry spyware application, txsBBSPY, the coming wave of smartphone attacks and his lack of surprise about the Google Aurora attack.
Dennis Fisher and Ryan Naraine discuss the latest iPhone attack, the upcoming Patch Tuesday and the never-ending fallout from the Google attack.
Dennis Fisher talks with Paul Roberts of the 451 Group about the implications of the Aurora attack on Google and Adobe, the need for better understanding of advanced threats and what to expect at the RSA Conference.
Dennis Fisher talks with Tom Kellermann of Core Security about the Google attack, the priorities for new cyber coordinator Howard Schmidt and the economic and political realities of advanced persistent threats.
Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher discuss the Google attack, the Internet Explorer vulnerability used in the attack and the continuing weakness of client security.
Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher discuss all of the news and
criticism concerning Adobe this week, including their release of a silent
updater and the company becoming a top target for attackers.
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