SSCC47- Now with transcript! Patch Tuesday, HBGary, Nasdaq hack, RBS WorldPay hacker and Pwn2Own

by Chester Wisniewski on February 9, 2011 | 1 Comment

Filed Under: Data loss, Law & order, Podcast, Vulnerability

Sophos Security Chet Chat logoMichael Argast is my guest on this week's Chet Chat as we discuss the week's news you can use.

I have transcribed this episode (by hand) for the hearing impaired and those of you who prefer text to audio. Please send feedback to studio@sophos.com if you find this helpful. It is a lot of extra work, but I am willing to continue doing it if enough people prefer it.

Michael and I began by discussing the boatload of patches dropped by Microsoft and Adobe on Tuesday. We talked about the ins and outs of the HBGary hack, Google putting 20 Gs on the line at Pwn2Own, the hacking of Nasdaq and the guilty plea of a Russian hacker in the RBS WorldPay incident.


(7 February 2011, duration 12:33 minutes, size 9.05MBytes)

You can also download this podcast directly in MP3 format: Sophos Security Chet Chat 47 or download a transcript. All of our past podcasts are available from http://podcasts.sophos.com and on iTunes.

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One Response to SSCC47- Now with transcript! Patch Tuesday, HBGary, Nasdaq hack, RBS WorldPay hacker and Pwn2Own

  1. Peter says:
    February 9, 2011 at 4:14 pm

    Thanks for the transcript, but why not format it in a manner that is easier to read?

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Chester Wisniewski is a Senior Security Advisor at Sophos Canada. He provides advice and insight into the latest threats for security and IT professionals with the goal of providing clear guidance on complex topics. You can follow Chester on Twitter as @chetwisniewski or send him an email at chesterw@sophos.com.