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Risky Business 2
by Patrick Gray
Risky Business Extra is Risky.biz's second podcast feed. Here you'll find recorded security presentations and lectures, single-shot interviews with industry players, freelance contributions and more. Clearly labelled, single-shot sponsored content sometimes appears in this feed.
Episodes
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Risky Business Live #3 -- Booz Allen Hamilton's Russia report, Azure getting creaky and more
This is a completely unedited recording of a YouTube livestream broadcast on March 31, 2020. It features Patrick Gray, Dmitri Alperovitch, Alex Stamos and Adam Boileau discussing: The recent Booz Allen Hamilton report into GRU activity over the years The role of SIGINT collection in the COVID-19...
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Serious Business #5 -- Kanye 2020, vaccination-free childcare and the EU refugee crisis
Hey everyone and welcome to Serious Business number 5! This is the podcast I do about non infosec related topics. It's less of a professional information security digest and more of an excuse for me to blab with my cohost, comedian Dan Ilic, about serious stuff every few weeks. WARNING: Contains…
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Serious Business #4 -- Reclaim Australia, Donald Trump and Ashley Madison
This is the podcast I do for shiggles with Australian comedian, radio and TV personality Dan Ilic. This week we're talking about the nationalist, anti-Islam rallies held across Australia over the last week or so. We also chat about Donald Trump being a douche and Barack Obama's new lease of life…
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Serious Business #3 -- Sy Hersh can't melt steel beams
As usual for Serious Business I'm joined by AJ+ satirist, Australian comedian Dan Ilic, to discuss a few topical items of the last week, and boy, we've got some good stuff for you.. we're talking about journalist Seymour Hersh's latest investigative work -- is it pure fiction? We're talking about...
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Serious Business #2 -- Can we stop it with the Muhammad cartoons already?
In this edition of Serious Business, Australia's Most Hated Man (tm) Dan Ilic and I speak about the (failed) shooting attack against a group of very silly Americans who got together to denigrate Islam. We also speak about Apple's stupid watch. I should warn you, too, I don't edit this podcast for...
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Serious Business #1 -- Dan Ilic and Pat talk about stuff [EXPLICIT]
Risky Business host Patrick Gray and Australian comedian Dan Ilic talk about topics that have nothing to do with information security. Like: * Australia's obsession with the Gallipoli campaign and the sacking of Scott McIntyre from the SBS. * Australia's new vaccination requirements for parents…
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RB2: Risky Business EXTRA: Brian Snow on quantum crypto
Here is the portion of my interview with Brian Snow that I didn't have room for in the main show. Snow is concerned that quantum computing breakthroughs are closer than we think and could invalidate much of the technology we depend on to secure data.
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RB2: Risky Business EXTRA: Panel recording, Splendour in the Grass
This is a recording of a panel I hosted at the Splendour in the Grass music festival forum. It features NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake, WA Greens Senator Scott Ludlam, Underground author Suelette Dreyfus and Edward Snowden's attorney Jesselyn Radack.
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: What's new in big data security analytics?
Scott Crane is Arbor Networks product manager for its Pravail line of big data security analytics division. Scott was a part of the original PacketLoop team -- PacketLoop was an Australian start up that created some pretty impressive big data security analytics technology. It was so impressive…
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: FireEye CTO Dave Merkel
In this sponsor cast we're chatting with Dave Merkel, the CTO of FireEye. Dave has been around the infosec traps since the 90s -- long enough to see how things have changed. One of the things that has changed is the acknowledgement by the market that you can't really keep attackers from gaining a...
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PRESENTATION: AusCERT speed debate 2014
We're going to close out this year's coverage the way we normally do it: with a recording of the AusCERT speed debate! I was a debater this year and as you'll hear I had zero time to prepare, so my contributions are pretty lame, but there was a hell of a panel like always. The whole thing was...
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INTERVIEW: Peter Gutmann: The NSA isn't that organised
I've already podcasted Peter's presentation, but I thought a follow up interview was warranted. To cut a long story short, he does believe some crypto standards have been subverted by the NSA, but says some fears about government crypto-fiddling are misplaced. In general, he says, it's a lot…
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INTERVIEW: Dr. Jason Fox on gamification
On the final day of AusCERT last week delegates were treated to a fascinating talk by Dr. Jason Fox, gamification expert and author of the book The Game Changer. Jason's expertise is in finding out how to take the motivational aspects of games and apply them to work processes. We all know that...
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SPONSOR PODCAST: Is SNMP-geddon coming?
This is a sponsor interview with Marc Eisenbarth, Arbor Networks' security architect and the manager of research for its Arbor Security Engineering and Response Team (ASERT). I spoke to Mark about the massive influx of NTP-based DDoS traffic we've seen this year. Can we expect attackers to move…
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SPONSOR PODCAST: How to batten down for the G20
This is a sponsor interview with Kate McInnes of Datacom TSS. Kate is ex-DSD and currently serves as a principal consultant with Datacom TSS in Perth. She's been doing a bunch of work with a bunch of different organisations on preparing them for the looming G20 summit in Brisbane. What do the...
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PRESENTATION: Why break crypto when you can bypass it?
You're about to hear a recording of Peter Gutmann's speech here which is all about crypto. Well, it's sort of about crypto. With newspapers filled with stories about the NSA subverting crypto standards, Peter asks us whether that really matters. Why would an attacker bother breaking crypto when...
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INTERVIEW: Klout for infosec?
You're about to hear my interview with Matt Jones, a security consultant who runs a small outfit named Volvent. He's been working on a very interesting side project for a couple of years now. Essentially it's a social media analyser that identifies sources of high-quality information. Users can…
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INTERVIEW: Hacking supercomputers with y011
In this interview we're chatting with Neal Wise of Assurance.com.au. Don't let the accent fool you, Neal is based in Melbourne and has been for as long as I can remember, and he did a great talk here at the AusCERT conference called Hacking the Gibson, which was all about pwning supercomputers. I...
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INTERVIEW: Bob Clark on the CFAA
You're about to hear an interview I recorded with Bob Clark. He currently teaches law at the US Naval Academy, but he's been doing military law for a long time, even serving as the operational attorney for the US Army Cyber Command at one point. I posted his talk yesterday... he touched on the…
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SPONSOR PODCAST: David Litchfield on hacking ‘dem databases
David Litchfield is a very well known researcher in the field of database security. He's been at it for over a decade, and managed to be a permanent pain in Oracle's neck since he first started dropping database 0day a million years ago. So I asked him what has changed in the field of database...
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SPONSOR PODCAST: Attacker MOs are changing
In this sponsor podcast we hear from FireEye's APAC CTO Bryce Boland about the effect next generation antimalware gear is having on the modus operandi of sophisticated attackers. The possibility of burning their sweet, sweet 0days is actually turning some attackers away from well-resourced…
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PRESENTATION: When is a cyberwar (drink!) a cyberwar (drink!)?
PRESENTATION: When is a cyberwar (drink!) a cyberwar (drink!)? Bob Clark returns to AusCERT\u2026 This is a recording of a presentation by Bob Clark, who these days teaches at the US Naval Academy. He has a long history as a department of defence lawyer including a stint as the counsel for the US...
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PRESENTATION: Felix “FX” Lindner’s AusCERT keynote
We're going to kick things off with a recording of the opening keynote from the conference... this talk is by Felix "FX" Lindner of Recurity Labs. Felix is a very well known hacker and researcher, and his talk is titled we come in peace, they don't. As you'll hear, he's not exactly Google's…
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PRESENTATION: Ed Felton on security in the surveillance age
This is a recording of Ed Felton's plenary session from AusCERT 2014. Ed Felton is a professor of computer science and public affairs at Princeton's centre for information technology policy. From 2011 to 2012 he was the first Chief Technologist for the Federal Trade Commission. He's a very well...
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INTERVIEW: Information leaks into North Korea
Our coverage continues now with an interview I recorded with Olivia Maree and Dave Jorm. Olivia holds a law degree and just finished a six month stint as a community manager with BugCrowd\u2026 Dave Jorm studies geology and mathematics at UQ and has worked in the software industry for around 14...
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PRESENTATION: Marcus Ranum on militarisation trends
The following is a recording of Marcus Ranum's AusCERT keynote speech on CYBER WAR. Marcus was doing the circuit a few years ago with a talk titled "Cyber war is bullshit", which I think makes clear his position, but this one is titled Never Fight a Land War in Cyberspace. He basically argues…
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: Reflections on reflections on trusting trust
In this sponsor interview with chat with Paul Ducklin of Sophos, and the topic is reflections -- 30 years on -- on the paper Reflections on Trusting Trust by Ken Thompson. So we're reflecting on reflections on trusting trust. I started off by asking Paul to recap the paper for people who aren't...
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PRESENTATION: Does Anonymous have a future?
You're about to hear Parmy Olson's presentation from AusCERT's 2013 conference. Parmy is a journalist for Forbes, but she's also an author -- she wrote We Are Anonymous, Inside the Hacker world of LulzSec, Anonymous and the Global Cyber Insurgency. She got amazing access to the LulzSec crew and…
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PRESENTATION: Dmitri Alperovitch pitches active defence
Active defence is the new black. It's the issue of 2013. One of the organisations that helped put the issue on to the agenda is CrowdStrike, a business founded by some senior ex technologists from McAfee. CrowdStrike was founded on the premise that simply relying on defensive measures in...
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: Did APT1 put "cyber" on the boardroom agenda?
In this sponsor interview we're chatting with Declan Ingram of Datacom TSS. Datacom TSS is a Canberra-based, national security firm founded by ex Australian government security specialists. These guys specialise in dealing with highly skilled adversaries... Now, when they founded this business a...
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PRESENTATION: AusCERT speed debate
The following is a recording of the traditional closing event of the AusCERT event -- the speed debate. It's hosted by Australian television and radio presenter Adam Spencer, and it's a bit of light fun to end the whole thing on... debaters include Eugene Kaspersky, Bill Caelli, Charlie Miller,...
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PRESENTATION: Charlie Miller pwns Android NFC
Some time ago security researcher Charlie Miller published some research that showed he could take over NFC-equipped phones just by holding them near a malicious RFID sticker. This talk takes you through his research process -- how he fuzzed devices, what he found\u2026 and how he came to realise...
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: Using BYOD devices for 3G/LTE exfiltration
Datacom TSS is a Canberra-based, national security firm founded by ex Australian government security specialists. These guys specialise in dealing with highly skilled adversaries. One of their services is running some pretty intense Red Team exercises. The team at Datacom TSS recnetly ported its...
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PRESENTATION: OSINT observation of DPRK
The following is a recording of David Jorm's AusCERT presentation. You might have heard Dave preview his talk on last week's episode of the regular Risky Business podcast. Dave, who works as a security response engineer for a vendor, studies geography and mathematics at the University of…
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PRESENTATION: All your SCADAS are belong 2 Mark Fabro
This is a recording of Mark Fabro's day two keynote speech from AusCERT. Mark is a control systems security expert and a terrific speaker. He's the president and chief security scientist for Lofty Perch, a control system security consultancy. He's extremely well plugged in to the SCADA security...
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: Security investment in Silicon Valley
In this sponsor interview with chat with Casey Ellis, the founder of BugCrowd. BugCrowd is an Australian business, but Casey is currently in the USA where the appetite for information security investment opportunities is apparently hitting fever pitch. In this interview I ask him how one might…
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PRESENTATION: AusCERT opening keynote with Google's Michael Jones
We're kicking off our AusCERT 2013 coverage today with the conference's opening keynote by Michael Jones, Google's chief technology advocate. He's charged with advancing technology to organise the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful. Michael has worked as chief...
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PRESENTATION: HD Moore's AusCERT plenary
The following is a recording of HD Moore's AusCERT plenary, all about the research he's done scanning the entire Internet. HD is one of the smartest guys in the business, and it's a great talk. But you might actually need to slow it down a bit, because I don't think I've ever encountered anyone…
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: Paul Ducklin on code signing cert pinning
In this sponsor interview we chat with Paul Ducklin of Sophos about trends in code signing technology designed to combat malware. During the great "SSL wars" of 2011, when hackers like Comodohacker went cyber-berserk owning CAs and minting their own certificates for sites like Gmail and Facebook,...
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PRESENTATION: BYOD in government, a high level talk
The following is a recorded presentation from AusCERT. It's by Al Blake, the Chief Information Officer of the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities. In it he talks about BYOD, basically, from an Australian government perspective. It's not an overly technical...
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: Are bug bounties more effective than pentesting?
In this sponsor interview with chat with Casey Ellis, the founder of BugCrowd. When Casey co-founded the business the idea was simple -- the company would host outsourced bug bounty programs for clients that didn't have the expertise to run their own. As some of you may know, the idea really took...
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INTERVIEW: Musclenerd on Qualcomm baseband hacking
This podcast is an interview with Eric "Musclenerd" McDonald. Eric is a renowned iPhone jailbreaker and as such has a very detailed understanding of smartphone platforms. His talk at Ruxcon Breakpoint was all about the security of baseband chipsets. If you follow this stuff you might know that…
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INTERVIEW: Sniffing USB firmware with FaceDancer
This podcast is an interview I did at the Breakpoint security conference with security researcher Travis Goodspeed. He's come up with a hardware device called FaceDancer that allows him to capture USB device firmware by emulating the devices. What can you do with that? Well, you can start messing...
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INTERVIEW: Did Google dodge the Android pwnbullet?
This podcast is an interview I did with Accuvant's Joshua Drake, aka jduck. His Breakpoint presentation was on the topic of Android security. As regular listeners of the Risky Business podcast would know, we're pretty much convinced Android was rushed to market -- it was insecure, immature, way…
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INTERVIEW: Barnaby Jack on hacking implantable medical devices
This podcast is an interview I did with Barnaby Jack, a security researcher with IOActive. Barnes is probably best known for his work on ATM security. He famously "jackpotted" an ATM live on stage at BlackHat in 2010, but if he were to do a live demo of his latest research he'd probably wind up…
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SPONSOR INTERVIEW: Pcap analysis in the cloud
All our coverage of the Breakpoint security conference was made possible by our sponsor PacketLoop. PacketLoop is a new Australian business that applies big data analysis techniques to your packet captures... you can visualise your captures, drill down into them, and even spot successful 0day...
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DEBATE: AusCERT speed debate 2012
The following is the closing session from AusCERT's 2012 conference, the speed debate. It's a chance to have a bit of a laugh at all things security and it's hosted by ABC personality Adam Spencer. Enjoy!
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SPONSOR PODCAST: Why do we expect users to make good decisions?
At AusCERT last week I caught up with Phil Piotrowski, a threat researcher with Sophos, as well as Rob Forsyth, a director of Sophos here in Australia. Really what this chat is all about is interface. We cover a few topics; how users are finding it increasingly difficult to determine when a…
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PRESENTATION: The risks posed by new wiretapping technologies
The following is a recording Susan Landau's plenary presentation. She's a Visiting Scholar in the Computer Science Department at Harvard University. Prior to that she worked as a Distinguished Engineer at Sun Microsystems, and held faculty positions at the University of Massachusetts and Wesleyan...
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SPONSOR PODCAST: When pentesting doesn't make sense
In this sponsor podcast we're chatting with Declan Ingram, Principal Security Consultant with Datacom TSS. Datacom TSS is a relatively new Aussie company that offers all the usual services, like penetration testing and app review, and we're going to chat with Declan about when those types of...
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Risky Business Extra is Risky.biz's second podcast feed. Here you'll find recorded security presentations and lectures, single-shot interviews with industry players, freelance contributions and more. Clearly labelled, single-shot sponsored content sometimes appears in this feed.
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