Open Source Security

Open Source Security

Open Source Security is a media project to help showcase and educate on open source security. Our goal is to give the community a platform educate both developers and users on how open source security works. There's a lot of good work happening that doesn't get attention because there's no marketing department behind it, they don't have a developer relations team posting on LinkedIn every two hours. Let's focus on those people and teams then learn what they do and how they do it. The goal is to hear from the people doing the work, they know what's up, they have a lot to teach us. We just have to listen.

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Episode 171 - Measuring cybersecurity with Kathryn Waldron

Episode 171 - Measuring cybersecurity with Kathryn Waldron

Josh and Kurt talk to Kathryn Waldron of the R Street Institute about a paper she recently published that collects a number of cybersecurity measuring devices in one place. Show Notes Kathryn Waldron...

25 Nov 201930min

Episode 170 - Until that quantum computer is cracking RSA keys, go sit back down!

Episode 170 - Until that quantum computer is cracking RSA keys, go sit back down!

Josh and Kurt talk about banking and privacy. It's very likely nothing will get better anytime soon, humans will continue to be terrible at understanding certain risks. We also discuss what quantum su...

17 Nov 201931min

Episode 169 - What happens when leadership doesn't care about security?

Episode 169 - What happens when leadership doesn't care about security?

Josh and Kurt talk about government security incidents. The security concerns at the government level often have real life and death consequences. What happens when the leadership knowingly disregards...

11 Nov 201931min

Episode 168 - The draconian draconians of DRM

Episode 168 - The draconian draconians of DRM

Josh and Kurt talk about the social norms of security. We also discuss security coprocessors and the reasons behind adding them to hardware. Is DRM a draconian security measure or do we need it to sec...

3 Nov 201930min

Episode 167 - Security is terrible because digital literacy is terrible

Episode 167 - Security is terrible because digital literacy is terrible

Josh and Kurt talk about the horrid state of digital literacy in the US. We start out talking about broken Phillips Hue light bulbs, then discuss research from Pew on the digital literacy of Americans...

28 Okt 201935min

Episode 166 - Every day should be cybersecurity awareness month!

Episode 166 - Every day should be cybersecurity awareness month!

Josh and Kurt about cybersecurity awareness month. What's our actionable advice we can give out? There isn't much which is a fundamental part of the problem. Show Notes Cybersecurity awareness month...

21 Okt 201924min

Episode 165 - Grab Bag of Microsoft Security News

Episode 165 - Grab Bag of Microsoft Security News

Josh and Kurt about a number of Microsoft security news items. They've changed how they are handling encrypted disks and are now forcing cloud logins on Windows users. Show Notes Microsoft KB 451607...

13 Okt 201927min

Episode 164 - DNS over HTTPS: Probably not the end of the world

Episode 164 - DNS over HTTPS: Probably not the end of the world

Josh and Kurt about DNS over HTTPS and how it may or may not destroy civilization. We also discuss the disruption of cloud in the context of security and touch on the news that GitHub is now a CVE CNA...

7 Okt 201930min

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