Josh and Kurt talk about a new FCC program to provide a cybersecurity certification mark. Similar to other consumer safety marks such as UL or CE. We also tie this conversation into GrapheneOS, and what trying to claim a consumer device is secure really means. Some of our compute devices have an infinite number of possible states. It's a really weird and hard problem.
Show NotesEpisode 427 - Will run0 replace sudo?
Episode 426 - Automatically exploiting CVEs with AI
Episode 425 - Video game cheaters, also pretendo
Episode 424 - The Notepad++ Parasite Website
XZ Bonus Spectacular Episode
Episode 422 - Do you have a security.txt file?
Episode 421 - CISA's new SSDF attestation form
Episode 420 - What's going on at NVD
Episode 419 - Malicious GitHub repositories
Episode 418 - Being right all the time is hard
Episode 417 - Linux Kernel security with Greg K-H
Episode 416 - Thomas Depierre on open source in Europe
Episode 415 - Reducing attack surface for less security
Episode 414 - The exploited ecosystem of open source
Episode 413 - PyTorch and NPM get attacked, but it's OK
Episode 412 - Blame the users for bad passwords!
Episode 411 - The security tools that started it all
Episode 410 - Package identifiers are really hard
Episode 409 - You wouldn't hack a train?
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