Serious About Security Episode 52: Blackhat and DEFCON Review

Serious About Security
15/08/2013 26 min

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Show Notes

Hosts

Preston Wiley, CISSP, CCNA
Mike Hill, CISSP
Keith Watson, CISSP-ISSAP, CISA


Articles


iPhone Hacked in Under 60 Seconds Using Malicious Charger by David Gilbert (International Business Times), Apple Fixes Threat from Fake iPhone Chargers in iOS 7 by Bryan Chaffin (the Mac Observer), Apple fixes Malicious Charger Hack in iOS 7 (iPhone Hacks)
Black Hat: Ad networks lay path to million-strong browser botnet by Paul F. Roberts (IT World)
Samsung Smart TV: Like A Web App Riddled With Vulnerabilities by Paul (the security ledger)

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