
Mostly Security
072: Over the Air Hardware Updates
Apr 26, 2019 · 38 min · Season 1 · Episode 72 · 37.1 MB
0:00-38:27
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Jon does more bee stuff, and Eric releases a new version of Cast/Snip. Moare Farcebook password woes, McAfee partners with the University of Guelph, and unlocking laptops with faces is suspect. 1 in 4 people purposefully ignore security rules, identity theft sites can look good on the surface, and an iOS Chrome bug that lets malvertising run amok. For fun, Microsoft may remove password expiration as defaults, software hardware keys exist, bees survive Notre Dame fire, and Libby is still awesome.
- 0:00 - Intro
- 2:02 - New Version of Cast/Snip
- 3:40 - Instagram Passwords Logged
- 4:57 - McAfee partners with University of Guelph
- 6:25 - Fields of Blueberries (swarming bees)
- 7:57 - Kids + Pamphlets
- 10:27 - 1 in 4 Ignore Security Guidelines
- 18:29 - Phishing for Identity Theft
- 23:00 - Let's Encrypt Root Certificate
- 24:19 - Easter Chrome Attack
- 31:41 - Sane(r) Password Guidance
- 32:50 - Software Hardware Key
- 35:51 - Bees Survive Notre Dame Fire
- 36:54 - Libby is Still Awesome
New Version of Cast/Snip
castsnip.comInstagram Passwords Logged
techcrunch.comMcAfee partners with University of Guelph
securingtomorrow.mcafee.comFields of Blueberries (swarming bees)
honeybeesuite.comKids + Pamphlets
twitter.com1 in 4 Ignore Security Guidelines
darkreading.comPhishing for Identity Theft
twitter.comLet's Encrypt Root Certificate
letsencrypt.orgEaster Chrome Attack
threatpost.comSane(r) Password Guidance
twitter.comSoftware Hardware Key
theverge.comBees Survive Notre Dame Fire
edition.cnn.comLibby is Still Awesome
meet.libbyapp.com