Wed, 31 December 2008
Administrative Ovie got a new editing setup for Christmas and his new years resolution is to stop posting substandard chopped up podcasts. :) DoD Cybercrime Conference â January 26-30, 2009 Review of 2008 New Year predictions...? Listener Email A federal agent sent us an email and a nice donation and said thank you both for the great podcast. Drake wrote in to make a quick correction :) Windows Steady State (previously branded as shared access) doesn't require a special partition or unpartitioned space, in fact I don't see that it makes any visible changes to the drive partition setup at all. 42 LLC developed some EnScripts that they are offering up to the community for open beta. If you register an account on our forums you will be able to download the scripts and any updates we publish. http://42llc.net News If Santa left you a Samsung digital picture frame, you might want to check it for virus. The gift giving culprits is the SPF-85H 8-Inch Digital Photo Frames w/1GB Internal Memory, designed to work with Windows-based PCs via a USB connector sold between October and December 2008 for about $150 through Amazon. Breathalizer for your PC? New HP Windows Home Server to backup MAC OSX systems December 29, 2008 Hewlett-Packard Co. is adapting its latest MediaSmart Windows home servers to back up customers' Mac computers using the OS X's Time Machine auto-backup feature. Tech Topics VoomTech releases their Hard Copy 3. Can output to 2 drives without slowing down. The new SHA256 hashing offers greater strength then the MD5 hash. At 7.5 GB per minute, HardCopy 3 is the hands-down fastest forensic hard drive duplicator anywhere! And HardCopy 3 still costs less than our over-priced competitors ($1599) Web Sites of the Week http://now.sprint.com/widget/ http://blip.fm http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/ |
Sat, 27 December 2008
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Sat, 15 November 2008
Today Bret and Ovie talk to Matthew Shannon from F-Response! We discuss a ruling on 4th Amendment Search with Hashsets. Harlan Carvey teaches Knitting. Websites of the Week Dots Gloves Google Video Opps I Am Late Google Tenth Birthday And don't forget to go to F-Response.com and take a look at the videos!! |
Sat, 25 October 2008
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Sun, 28 September 2008
Today, Kevin Mandia is on the show talking about the State of the Incident Response, CyberSpeak Listeners get big discount to SANS Forensic Summit (CODE: Cyberspeak10), Ovie and Bret discuss listener email, PC Magazine's Cybercrime hall of fame hackers, Shawn Henry gets a promotion as the new FBI AD Cyber-Division and legalalities of boarder searches. Web site picks of the week are http://vajachoice.com/index1.html and http://privnote.com |
Sun, 7 September 2008
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Sat, 2 August 2008
Video instructing people to never talk to the Police is at http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4097602514885833865 Give us your thoughts about the video.... CYBERSPEAK -at- GMAIL dot COM |
Sat, 19 July 2008
The forensic exam report we refer to is here: http://blogs.csoonline.com/files/Forensic%20Report.pdf Ovie and I are back from travel and hope to have more new shows soon!! OUR EMAIL ADDRESS IS CYBERSPEAK -at- GMAIL.COM |
Sun, 29 June 2008
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week we discuss Brets new Kendle, Ovieâs new neat receipts and givce a
secret to listen to podcasts twice as fast as before. The episode focused on forensic news and legal decisions of interest, specifically a APC pirate being convicted, a study that reports 68 percent of all internet-based malware was now being hosted on legitimate sites, Bot-herder Greg King is found guilty on two counts for launching a DDOS against Castel Cops, and Perdue offering Mac Forensics training for 100 law enforcement. In legal news, we discuss Reasonable expectation of privacy and an allegation a warrant did not have probable cause for a computer search. Web sites of the week included www.zinio.com and http://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator. |
Thu, 19 June 2008
Happy Fathers Day! This week we discuss Brets new Kendle, Ovieâs new neat receipts and givce a secret to listen to podcasts twice as fast as before. The episode focused on forensic news and legal decisions of interest, specifically a APC pirate being convicted, a study that reports 68 percent of all internet-based malware was now being hosted on legitimate sites, Bot-herder Greg King is found guilty on two counts for launching a DDOS against Castel Cops, and Perdue offering Mac Forensics training for 100 law enforcement. In legal news, we discuss Reasonable expectation of privacy and an allegation a warrant did not have probable cause for a computer search. Web sites of the week included www.zinio.com and http://fedorahosted.org/liveusb-creator. |
Sun, 1 June 2008
Memorial Day Posdcast and interview tih Mark McKinnon from Red Wolf Computer Forensics about his CSC Parser. It can be downloaded from here http://redwolfcomputerforensics.com/downloads/CSC_Parser.zip . Also check out his blog at http://cfed-ttf.blogspot.com |
Mon, 12 May 2008
and Ovie gets an extra month free. Oh, and I forgot Bret's web site but will find it and get it posted soon....I am sure it was a MAC website. |
Sun, 27 April 2008
This week, Ovie's back from SANS, Bret's on his way back to Kuwait. This week Ovie and Bret answer some great listener email. Imaging an Apple XRaid, Google getting into the game of image recognition to help identify people exploiting children, Andrew sent in a website with a great collection of file signatures, and Web Sites of the week are Netflix Thief Caught in the Act and http://www.southparkstudios.com/ and Windows Live Mesh
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Sun, 13 April 2008
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Tue, 1 April 2008
Bret and Ovie discuss a listeners question about a sting operation to lure people wanting to look at child porn to click on a fake web link and get busted for âattempted possession of child pornâ?. What do you think? Fair or Unfair? We think it is NOT entrapment but could be too close to the line. Itâs Miller Time after hacking an Apple in 2 minutes and Vista proves more secure than apple in CanSecWest. The government can now wiretap for a week before submitting a request to wiretap suspected terrorist. The King of Spam gets 26 years in jail. A new vulnerability affecting PHPbb sites, 30 months in prison for spoofing telephone numbers and placing phony emergency calls to manipulate police SWAT teams, Websites of the week include Stuff White People Like, and
A special tech tip - append â&fmt=6â? (NO QUOTES) to the URL of your You Tube Video for better resolution.
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Tue, 1 April 2008
Bret and Ovie discuss a listeners question about a sting operation to lure people wanting to look at child porn to click on a fake web link and get busted for âattempted possession of child pornâ?. What do you think? Fair or Unfair? We think it is NOT entrapment but could be too close to the line. Itâs Miller Time after hacking an Apple in 2 minutes and Vista proves more secure than apple in CanSecWest. The government can now wiretap for a week before submitting a request to wiretap suspected terrorist. The King of Spam gets 26 years in jail. A new vulnerability affecting PHPbb sites, 30 months in prison for spoofing telephone numbers and placing phony emergency calls to manipulate police SWAT teams, Websites of the week include Stuff White People Like, and
A special tech tip - append â&fmt=6â? (NO QUOTES) to the URL of your You Tube Video for better resolution.
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Mon, 24 March 2008
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Mon, 10 March 2008
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Mon, 18 February 2008
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Sun, 10 February 2008
This week on Cyberspeak, Ovieâs Invisible Shield came in for his blackberry and he loves it. We discuss US v Boucher and the Fifth Amendment protection not to be compelled to disclose passwords. For some great reading on the issue, check out Susan Brennerâs blog post. Department of Defense considers cutting off all non-official Internet access. We discuss whole disk encryption and new advertised features in True Crypt V5. We discuss Nuix, a new forensic utility with special application for analysis of emails. Do you encrypt you forensic images before transport? Ovieâs Web site pick of the week is http://www.bureauofcommunication.com/compose/apology and Bretâs is Hackers Diet. |
Tue, 15 January 2008
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