Author Archives: Paul Asadoorian

WannaCry, FBI Arrests Researcher, and Smart Guns – Paul’s Security Weekly #524

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WannaCry’s killswitch domain registrant is arrested, making infosec more inclusive, hacking 113-year-old subway signs, security standards for smart devices, and more security news! Paul’s Stories Making Infosec Meetings More Inclusive How Engineers Hacked 113 Year Old Subway System Signs Chromes built-in adblocker arrives for early adopters Researchers display CAN do skill in vehicle DoS An […]

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WatchGuard, Riverbed Launches New Xirrus, and Cylance – Enterprise Security Weekly #56

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HashiCorp Vault brings disaster recover to security secrets management, Oracle joins SafeLogic to develop FIPS module for OpenSSL security, and Cylance bringing enterprise security platform technology to home users. Full Show NotesVisit http://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest episodes!

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VaporTrail with Larry Pesce and Galen Alderson, InGuardians – Paul’s Security Weekly #524

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Larry and his intern, Galen Alderson, present a demo of their Vaportrail project! Galen shows us how to exfiltrate data from networks using broadcast FM radio and other inexpensive materials. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel

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Relaying NTLMv1/v2 – Tradecraft Security Weekly #14

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A very common attack that many networks are vulnerable to is called LLMNR or NBT-NS poisoning. Through this attack it is possible to gain access to a user’s NTLMv1 or v2 password hash. A more interesting attack can be carried out under the same premise though. Instead of just obtaining a password hash the user’s […]

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Danny Miller, Ericom Software – Paul’s Security Weekly #524

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Danny Miller, the Director of Product Marketing at Ericom Software, joins us to discuss how enterprises can protect themselves by utilizing isolated browsing and other techniques! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel

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Glenn Chisholm and Ben Johnson, Obsidian Security – Startup Security Weekly #49

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Glenn Chisholm and Ben Johnson are CEO and CTO of Obsidian Security, an enterprise hybrid-cloud security startup. As former founding team members of Cylance and Carbon Black, Glenn and Ben have led multi-billion dollar organizations and delivering presentations all over the world. Hear their incredible journeys on this episode! Full Show NotesVisit http://securityweekly.com/category/ssw/ for all […]

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Juvo, Awake Security, and Startup Journeys – Startup Security Weekly #49

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How to keep your head without losing your heart, what aspiring founders need to know, supercharging sales, and how NOT to start a startup. Michael and Paul deliver updates from Callsign, Juvo, Awake Security, and more! Startup Articles & Discussion How not to start a startup ==> How Entrepreneurs Can Keep Their Heads Without Losing Their […]

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Juvo, Awake Security, and Startup Journeys – Startup Security Weekly #49

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How to keep your head without losing your heart, what aspiring founders need to know, supercharging sales, and how NOT to start a startup. Michael and Paul deliver updates from Callsign, Juvo, Awake Security, and more! Startup Articles & Discussion How not to start a startup ==> How Entrepreneurs Can Keep Their Heads Without Losing Their […]

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August 8, 2017 – Hack Naked News #135

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Shame on Disney, shooting down customer drones, flaws in solar panels, Chrome extensions spreading adware, and more. Doug White of Roger Williams University joins us to discuss hacking back on this episode of Hack Naked News! News Lawsuit Alleges Disney Illegally Tracks Children Via Apps – Shame on you Disney: The lawsuit goes on to allege that […]

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Tech Segment: RITA, John Strand – Enterprise Security Weekly #55

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John Strand from Black Hills Information Security, does a tech segment on real intelligence threat analytics. How it works, how you can get it up and running, how easy it is to get started, and what you can actually get out of the tool fairly quickly. Full Show Notes Visit http://securityweekly.com/esw for all the latest […]

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