Shortly after OpenSSL’s Heartbleed, Shellshock was discovered lurking in Bash code two decades old. How could open source software be vulnerable for so long?
This episode looks at how fuzz testing has evolved over the years, how open source projects have for the most part gone untested over time, and how new efforts to match fuzzing to software development are today helping to discover dangerous new vulnerabilities before they become the next Shellshock.
EP 65: The Hacker Revolution Will Be Televised
EP 64: Gaining Persistence On Windows Boxes
EP 63: What Star Wars Can Teach Us About Threat Modeling
EP 62: Tib3rius
EP 61: Never Mess With A Hacker
EP 60: Hacking Latency In Live Music Online
EP 59: Hacking Hi-Tech Cars
EP 58: Crimeware As A Service
EP 57: Hacking the Art of Invisibility II
EP 56: How To Get Paid To Hack
EP 55: How To Become A 1337 Hacker
EP 54: Cyber Ranges
EP 53: Beyond MITRE ATT&CK
EP 52: DEF CON Villages
EP 51: G-Men In Cyberspace
EP 50: The Fog of Cyber War
EP 49: LoL
EP 48: Hacking Teslas
EP 47: Ethical Hacking
EP 46: Reverse Engineering Smart Meters
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