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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2020 · 2H 9M

0x0c 36c3

from Segfault.fm · host Florian und Daniel

Beschreibung: Wir lassen den 36. Chaos Communication Congress (36c3) nochmal etwas Revue passieren und unterhalten uns über Talks die uns gut oder weniger gut gefallen haben. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Shownotes: 36. Chaos Communication Congress (36c3) David Kriesel: BahnMining - Pünktlichkeit ist eine Zier David Kriesel: SpiegelMining – Reverse Engineering von Spiegel-Online David Kriesel: Traue keinem Scan, den du nicht selbst gefälscht hast Linus Neumann: Hirne Hacken Firefox Overlay Plugin Thorsten Schröder and Ulf Buermeyer: Finfisher verklagen LNP325 Besser der Hund bellt einmal zu viel Plundervolt: Flipping Bits from Software without Rowhammer Plundervolt WP: DVFS Usenix Paper über CLKSCREW Attack von Adrian Tang et. al. (PDF) WP: SGX WP: Cold Boot Attack WP: Row Hammer Attack Moxie Marlinspike: the ecosystem is moving Tweet von Linus Blog post: the ecosystem is moving Will Scott: What’s left for private messaging Andreas Fuchs: Hacking (with) a TPM WP: Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Stefan Esser (i0n1c) Tweet Samuel Groß: Messenger Hacking: Remotely Compromising an iPhone through iMessage CVE-2017-7525: Deserialization Flaw in Jackson (Java) qwertyoruiop: The One Weird Trick SecureROM Hates Jiska: All wireless communication stacks are equally broken BlueFrag: Critical Bluetooth Vulnerability in Android (CVE-2020-0022) Bernd Sieker: Boeing 737MAX: Automated Crashes Omegatau Podcast Spiegel: Piloten verlernen das Fliegen Fefe: Das nützlich-unbedenklich Spektrum Alternativlos Folge 44: Freie Zugang zum Weltwissen WP: Geek Code oots: Cryptography demystified Wouter Bokslag: Vehicle immobilization revisited Segfault.fm Episode 0x0b Homöopathie in der IT-Sicherheit

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