Mostly Security

By: Jon King and Eric Wuehler
  • Summary

  • From commentary on current events to random musings, they chat (mostly) about security and technology topics. However, life is more than just the day job. From beekeeping adventures to hiking mountains to favorite shows, there's always something fun to wrap up the show.
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Episodes
  • 362: Hit Me With A Temple
    Nov 16 2024

    Eric prepares to Paint and Jon sightsees. Canada tells TikTok to shut down its office, a trove of MacOS escapes, and an ML Bug Bonanza from JFrog. Displays get twisted, and Jon visits an amazing 12th century Vishnu temple.

    • 0:00 - Intro
    • 10:34 - No Canadian TikTokkers
    • 13:12 - Escape, anyone?
    • 15:16 - ML Bug Bonanza
    • 22:46 - Twisted Display
    • 24:56 - Keshava
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    33 mins
  • 361: Organized Chaos
    Nov 8 2024

    Eric's garage has a beep, Jon makes his way to India. Phish n' Ships is a great name, but really it should be Phish n' Not-Ships... An EMERALDWHALE makes its way through exposed Git configurations. Eric appreciates Wind Turbine Art and Jon discovers Mayan ruins via LiDAR.

    • 0:00 - Introduction
    • 12:24 - Phish n' Ships
    • 15:17 - EMERALDWHALE
    • 21:37 - Micro Wind Turbines
    • 23:25 - Mayan Ruins
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    27 mins
  • 360: Volcanic Exomoon
    Nov 1 2024

    Eric Ikeas and Jon ... does stuff. The quantum breaking of RSA was a mite early (1002 bits shy of 1024), Landmark Admin suffers a data breach, and Spectre is still a thing (6!) years later. For fun we have the source of all meteorites and 'compelling evidence' of an Exomoon.

    • 0:00 - Intro
    • 15:52 - Quantum Overblown
    • 18:52 - Landmark Data Breach
    • 22:41 - Spectre Persists
    • 27:06 - Meteorite Source
    • 31:33 - First (?) Exomoon
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    37 mins

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