
Open Source Security is a media project to help showcase and educate on open source security. Our goal is to give the community a platform educate both developers and users on how open source security works. There's a lot of good work happening that doesn't get attention because there's no marketing department behind it, they don't have a developer relations team posting on LinkedIn every two hour... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 507 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Josh discusses updating open source dependencies with Jamie Tanna. Jamie works on Renovate which gives them a lot of insight into the challenges of keeping your open source updated. We discuss the challenges of semantic versioning, supply chain secur... more
Josh discusses the TARmageddon vulnerability with Alex Zenla, CTO of Edera. In this episode, we explore the discovery of the TARmageddon vulnerability. It's especially interesting because it's Rust, but also involves multiple end of life crates. Alex... more
In this episode Seth Larson gives us a cornucopia of topics relating to Python security. Seth discusses the Python Software Foundation's decision to reject a significant grant NSF. Diversity is a big deal to python, so this was a no brainier. We disc... more
Josh talks to Richard Hughes about the world of firmware. We cover how Richard's journey from developing the ColorHug led to the creation of the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS), changing how firmware updates are managed for nearly every Linux us... more
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Josh may no longer be with Kurt, he still makes a wicked podcast with a good concentrated dose of open source security.
I really enjoy Kurt’s perspective on stuff. Josh is insufferable. Not sure what complex he suffers from, but he can never be wrong and is always steamrolling Kurt.
I don't work in this field; I'm strictly a security hobbyist. Found this podcast through archive.org, incidentally. Listened to 5 minutes of one episode and that was enough for me to subscribe. Thanks for a great podcast!
Like a meeting with no agenda it can be informative and entertaining and you’re never quite sure if you should attend again but usually you do.
as of September 2023 be negative reviews may be from non-techs or squishy persons in general. I understand the humor, and every episode that I have listened to so far which is only half a dozen the hosts understand and get what they are talking about. having over 20 years both professionally and not in the information technology field I find myself quite amused at their observations, and more often than not not in agreement more than once an episode. If the hosts, however, ever come across this ... more
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Content primarily revolves around educating listeners about open source security, with discussions often featuring in-depth insights from industry experts and various notable guests. Frequent topics include vulnerabilities in software systems, effective practices for managing security within open source projects, and the implications of recent security incidents affecting commonly used libraries and frameworks. The podcast distinguishes itself by focusing on lesser-known practitioners and their contributions to the open source security domain, providing a platform for voices that often go unheard in mainstream media. This unique approach not only educates developers and users but also fosters a greater appreciation for the collaborative eff... more
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Recent guests on Open Source Security include:
1. Otto Kekäläinen
2. Andres Freud
3. Mikael Barbero
4. Didier Barzin
5. Andrey Smirnov
6. Cédric Bonhomme
7. Alexandre Dulaunoy
8. Daniel Thompson
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