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213 episodes transcribedThom’s l33t crypto coin investments This week in InfosecLiberated from the “today in infosec” twitter account:18th April 1995: proff (Julian Assange)...
We think we sound much better this week, all thanks to Krisp! Tighten up your audio, remove background noise, and annoying work colleagues, all with K...
This week in Infosec(Liberated from the “today in infosec” twitter account):4th April 1977: Ron Rivest first introduced Alice and Bob in the paper "A...
April 1st!https://www.facebook.com/burgerking/posts/4438200159526619https://twitter.com/VW/status/1376868756782219266https://www.animationmagazine.net...
The Biggest Loser, Week 0Andy is running a book if you are interested in a little flutter on who will be the healthiest in the next six months.Jav iss...
Jav, Andy and Thom chat about the delights of the Nextdoor app. For our international listeners, just head to https://nextdoor.co.uk/ to find out abou...
Our regular know our regular features, so here is our regular update for our regular features for our regular listeners.This week in InfosecTweet of t...
This week in Infosec(Liberated from the “today in infosec” twitter account):6th March 1992: For the second year in a row the Michelangelo virus activ...
This week in InfosecLiberated from the “today in infosec” twitter account:2nd March 2002: Zone-H was launched in Estonia and began saving and publishi...
This week in InfosecLiberated from the “today in infosec” twitter account:25th February 1989: Knight Lightning published an Enhanced 911 technical doc...
This week in InfosecNot liberated from the “today in infosec” twitter account:12th February 2009: 2009: Microsoft announced a $250,000 reward for info...
10 minutes before rolling, our show notes were empty. This is what you get when you are dealing with professionals.This week in InfosecTweet of the We...
Nobody will look at Javvad in the eye again without seeing that image. It could be worse, you could have seen it live like Andy and Thom had to.This w...
This week in Infosec19th January 2012: US federal authorities shut down /Megaupload.com, a popular hub for illegal media downloads, and arrested its l...
This week in InfosecLiberated from the “today in infosec” twitter account:19th January 1986: The first PC virus appeared. It was a boot sector virus c...
The boys are back in town. Jav's return has also reduced the average age of this podcast by roughly twenty years. The good news though is that we not...
Welcome back to the New year and the new look Host Unknown, with a slightly less ethnically diverse lineup than usual, but, but still the same average...
This might be the last episode of the week, but that doesn't mean we scraped the barrel (except maybe for The Little People, but Jav has had a written...
The penultimate episode of the year, so only one more to go until you have the full set for 2020.This week in Infosec(Liberated from the “today in inf...
Trigger warning, this episode is over an hour long; do not time anything with the length of this episode. This Week in InfoSec21st November 2008: The...
