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Sponsored by Core Security, listen for the discount code at the end of the show Sponsored by Syngress, be the first to post the answer to the question at the end of the show and win a free book! Interview of Mike Poor and Ed Skodis Part I has been posted Our Frapper Map service is available now, go to http://securityweekly.com and add yourself to the map! One of our listeners recommends "Damn Small Linux" for a USB Thumb drives can boot Linux. This Week's Show Links For direct downloads and full show information go here.

We are very excited to present to our listeners an exclusive interview with Mike Poor & Ed Skoudis of Intelguardians and The SANS Institute. Larry, The Mason, and myself spoke with Mike and Ed about a wide range of information security topics. This is part I of a two part interview. In part I we discuss: First computers that Mike and Ed owned (NOT 0wn3d, see part II for that, kidding of course :) How Mike and Ed got their start in the information technology field They describe the primary courses they teach at SANS, GCIA and GCIH A really good description of SANS EDU Their experiences as incident handlers for The Internet Storm Center (ISC) Recent security incident trends, such as more hackers going to jail Botnet economics and strategies, plus ways to defend against the almighty botnet! Current malware trends and defense mechanisms, including Mike Poor's commentary on IDS and malware Fr more information including all feed links and direct downloads go here.

RI.gov website hacking details (In Russian) - We won't say where we got this one (Well, unless it involves a car battery and probes, then we'll tell), but its pretty cool, even if you don't speak Russian. VPN 3000 Series DoS Saga Continues - So the latest version is 4.7.2D, does this fix the problem? Will Vista Offer Improved Security?] - I am very skeptical as to whether or not Vista will improve the security of the Windows desktop OS. With new features that include "easy real-time wireless collaboration and online file sharing" their just asking for trouble. So, while it may fix some problems, its going to open the doors to so many new flaws. Two more flaws found in windows - Return of WMF? Well , not exactly. And a bug found in Windows XP SP1. U.S. Prepares to hack the world - Okay, so maybe not the world, but a country anyway. And Much More!