Some cryptography & security people talk about security, cryptography, and whatever else is happening.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | MathematicsScienceTechnology |
There was a bug in an OpenPGP library which finally gave us an excuse to tear encrypted email via PGP to shreds. Our special guest William Woodruff joined us to help explain the vuln and indulge our gnashing of teeth on why email was never meant to b... more
We chat with friend of the pod and special guest Alex Gaynor, former deputy chief technologist at the FTC and all around good Security Person™. Join for nerdery about WebAuthn, stay for accidentally melting down GitHub APIs around November 2020!
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We’re throwing a party in Vegas! Someone called it SCWPodCon last year, and the name stuck. It’s sponsored by Teleport, the infrastructure identity company. Get SSO for SSH! If Thomas was here, I’m sure he’d tell you that Fly.io uses Teleport interna... more
It seems like everyone that tries to deploy end-to-end encrypted cloud
storage seems to mess it up, often in new and creative ways. Our special
guests Matilda Backendal, Jonas Hofmann, and Kien Tuong Truong give us a tour through the breakage and dis... more
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Three hosts engage in enlightening conversations that center on crucial topics in cryptography and internet security, often featuring guests who are experts in these fields. These discussions delve into the intricacies of modern encryption methods, cybersecurity policies, and technological advancements such as quantum computing. Unique to this podcast is not just the technical depth, but the enjoyable dynamic between the hosts, which makes complex subjects accessible and often humorous. The blend of profound knowledge and lighthearted banter encourages both casual listeners and professionals in the field to gain insights and stay updated on the latest in security and cryptography.
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Recent guests on Security Cryptography Whatever include:
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2. Alex Gaynor
3. Matilda Backendahl
4. Jonas Hofmann
5. Kian Tuong Truong
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7. Joe Hall
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