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Encourages listening to Security Now and the "TrueCrypt WTF?" episode, which explains why TrueCrypt was likely not hacked.
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Excellent security podcast, very educational.HN thread · arichazan · 0 points ↗
Security Now is one of the commenter's regular listens.HN thread · 3dFlatLander · 0 points ↗
Security Now series on computing basics, starting with sn233, which covers half adders and transistors.HN thread · Davertron · 0 points ↗
Not the most information dense way to learn about it, but might be of interest.HN thread · frou_dh · 0 points ↗
There was a Security Now episode about LastPass this summer, and it got the Steve Gibson seal of approval.HN thread · berberich · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson does a pretty decent job describing it; Bitcoin coverage runs from 0:41:25 to the end.HN thread · sgornick · 0 points ↗
An excellent podcast where Steve Gibson explains LastPass's internals, with audio and transcript available.HN thread · ichilton · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson and Leo have been talking about this for weeks on the Security Now podcast. Interesting story if you'd like to listen.HN thread · mixmastamyk · 0 points ↗
Weekly overview of security issues, patches, and exploits, with in-depth topic coverage; explanations are easy to understand.HN thread · dtromero · 0 points ↗
A nice gentle introduction to SPDY while walking my dog.HN thread · crusso · 0 points ↗
The Security Now episode on bitcoin was quite good, and Steve Gibson provides transcripts of all his episodes.HN thread · adventureloop · 0 points ↗
Recommended for similar coverage on finding barely-secured devices that should never have been connected to the Internet: Security Now! episode 396.HN thread · dmiladinov · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson's Security Now episode 408 explains "direct access" to internet pipes at the peering level. Very interesting podcast too.HN thread · WestCoastJustin · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson did a great job explaining this last year on his podcast.HN thread · rpledge · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson has covered how these surveillance methods work and what alternatives exist on Security Now.HN thread · Joeri · 0 points ↗
Best theory for how the surveillance works, taking raw data before it reaches Google; start with episode #408.HN thread · bargl · 0 points ↗
I won't pretend to be as capable of speaking to its benefits, so I encourage you to listen to Security Now.HN thread · bargl · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson did a pretty good job explaining this for normal folk on his podcast.HN thread · wnevets · 0 points ↗
Listens regularly to Security Now for IT security.HN thread · HackyGeeky · 0 points ↗
I listen to his Security Now podcast on a regular basis and have always found it extremely thorough and informative.HN thread · unlimitedbacon · 0 points ↗
Listens to Steve Gibson's weekly Security Now and finds him well-prepared, thorough, accurate, and quick to correct mistakes.HN thread · Perseids · 0 points ↗
Something you can listen while jogging or cycling, when reading is practically not an option.HN thread · Sami_Lehtinen · 0 points ↗
Just listen to Security Now podcast from Steve Gibson on how safe cloud data really is.HN thread · tonyplee · 0 points ↗
Episode on the event; skip to 2 minutes in if you don't want the drawn-out intro.HN thread · darkstar999 · 0 points ↗
Episode 497 has security developers being interviewed about remotely hacking cars.HN thread · dcotton · 0 points ↗
For those who prefer audio/video, this was also covered in Security Now episode 374.HN thread · tagawa · 0 points ↗
Security Now is a favorite daily walk listen that covers security vulnerabilities and keeps the commenter up to date on the wider tech world.HN thread · Frozenlock · 0 points ↗
The episode archive has a whole course on security, with a focus on the web.HN thread · xpto123 · 0 points ↗
Must-listen list includes Security Now with Steve Gibson.HN thread · Pyrodogg · 0 points ↗
Just listen to Security Now; episode 532 is particularly revealing about Symantec's repeated failures.HN thread · glasz · 0 points ↗
Huge fan of Security Now; not a software engineering podcast per se, but it explains in detail the security breaches found in software.HN thread · gerosa · 0 points ↗
The Security Now! episode over the Chromodo browser fiasco was hilarious, one of the best.HN thread · 0xfeba · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson goes into amazing levels of detail; the Rowhammer podcast is a perfect example, and a great sleep aid.HN thread · ns8sl · 0 points ↗
Security Now episode 287 on Bitcoin is an excellent introduction, especially if you learn well via audio.HN thread · criddell · 0 points ↗
Security Now - Computer securityHN thread · NorinUS · 0 points ↗
The Security Now podcast covered this as well, in episode 345, as further background on bufferbloat.HN thread · criddell · 0 points ↗
A fascinating dive into recent security breaches and vulnerabilities; well explained and a pleasure to listen to each week.HN thread · gitgud · 0 points ↗
I'd recommend the Security Now podcast by Steve Gibson if you're interested in this sort of thing. He does a great job explaining many of the exploits out there.HN thread · hanklazard · 0 points ↗
Check out the latest episode of Security Now, which talks about this.HN thread · jkartchner · 0 points ↗
Monitor a podcast like Security Now to check whether the latest Windows update has known BSODs or data-deleting bugs before you install it.HN thread · srcmap · 0 points ↗
For Signal education, listen to the 2016 Security Now! episode where Steve Gibson dives into Signal's underlying protocol.HN thread · dan_linder · 0 points ↗
The Security Now podcast has a great episode about why this isn't as scary as the headlines make it out to be.HN thread · wnevets · 0 points ↗
Security Now is quite a jewel of a podcast, and Steve Gibson pays for transcripts of each episode so you can search for things you remember.HN thread · rolandog · 0 points ↗
A 37-minute excerpt presenting the padded password and Haystack calculator concepts, useful for password design.HN thread · cirrus3 · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson's "Off the Grid" from Security Now is a more powerful approach with more features and a nice generator; highly recommended.HN thread · normalaccess · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson's analysis concluded Topics is a non-invasive way to target ads; episode 935 explains the specification.HN thread · bigjay517 · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson did a good rundown on the Security Now podcast if you're concerned about it.HN thread · pacifika · 0 points ↗
Highly recommends Steve Gibson's Security Now #870 notes on Passkeys, calling his explanation straightforward and credible.HN thread · groovybits · 0 points ↗
Listened to Security Now for most of a decade; Gibson digs to the root of topics and explains complex technical subjects well.HN thread · bityard · 0 points ↗
Good coverage of the event: Security Now! Podcast, linked to the YouTube episode.HN thread · downrightmike · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson's episode on the 4 factors of security is worth hearing; I highly recommend checking it along with the archive.HN thread · pcdoodle · 0 points ↗
Security Now episode 955 discusses the CVE-2023-38606 hardware backdoor issue, which got surprisingly little reporting.HN thread · MaxBarraclough · 0 points ↗
Listen to the Security Now podcast; he explains how SpinRite works every 3rd or 4th episode, with testimonials on every show.HN thread · paulryanrogers · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson is pretty good at explaining the technical details of the topics he covers, and it's a good way to keep up with security news.HN thread · MarkSweep · 0 points ↗
Security Now by Steve and Leo is quite good at explaining CVEs and other security news.HN thread · guilhas · 0 points ↗
Security Now is still going strong and I listen weekly; Steve committed to continuing past 1000 episodes.HN thread · haswell · 0 points ↗
I'd encourage anyone who isn't familiar with him to check out the Security Now podcast.HN thread · cirrus3 · 0 points ↗
I found value in the August 6th episode of Security Now, 'How Revoking!', on third-party cookie handling in Firefox.HN thread · technojunkie · 0 points ↗
Bought SpinRite mainly to support Steve Gibson, whose SecurityNow podcast they enjoy, and it improved read times on some older SSDs.HN thread · cebert · 0 points ↗
Steve Gibson explains how cascading bloom filters enable fast certificate revocation lookups in Firefox; definitely worth checking out the episode.HN thread · ray_v · 0 points ↗
Discovered the OTP Auth app via Steve Gibson's Security Now podcast; the commenter is extremely happy with it.HN thread · haswell · 0 points ↗
Bill Atkinson's 2013 interview with Leo Laporte is a great listen, and the six-minute clip on HyperCard's origins is a good starting point.HN thread · thought_alarm · 0 points ↗
Security Now #1034 gives a great overview of this concept in its last 30 minutes, explained so well my eight-year-old is now interested.HN thread · cebert · 0 points ↗
Steve has been creating an in-depth weekly podcast called Security Now for over 20 years, with all 1039 episodes freely downloadable.HN thread · morninglight · 0 points ↗
For true offline password storage, use "Off The Grid," a cryptographically secure paper-based password generator by Steve Gibson from Security Now.HN thread · normalaccess · 0 points ↗