This show we have Mike Younger in the studio.  We talk with Mike about stuff.  Mike talks about stuff.  And then we talked about more stuff.

This week we have Mike Younger drop in on us.   We talk about Microsoft patch Tuesday, MAC vulnerabilities, Pentagon is hacked, Football player beats up nerd, ABC to start showing programs on the web, and free webbased storage.

The episode we talk with Steve Bunting about his new ENCE Study Guide.  We also talk about the UK hacker Gary McKinnon, Microsoft Live Answers, and Valley Schwag for $15 a month. Rep. Joe Barton of Texas, who chairs the House committee responsible for writing Internet and telecommunications law, has pledged to work on legislation related to mandatory data retention.  A 20-year-old California man has pleaded guilty to launching a bot network attack that compromised computers at a Seattle hospital and several universities.  We also discuss poor Patrick Kennedy and his recent memory loss after his traffic accident.  We also answer a question from George from In the Trenches podcast.  

A great web site pick of the week is at Remote Exploit.org. 

Sorry about the slip of a week, but we are now back on track.  We talk to Mark Rache columnist for Security Focus and Senior Vice President and Chief Security Counsel at Solutionary Inc. about his "Forensic felonies" article.  We also talk with Dave Merkel, Vice President of Products at MANDIANT about the release of First Response version 1.1, trojans that hold your computer for ransom, USB ported security applications, residential WiFi sharing, impossible to recover from spyware and viruses, Freenet version 0.7, and SecurityWizardry.com.