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Podcast introduction
- Who we are, what we do, what we're striving for
- Privacy
- Security
- Decentralization, self-reliance
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Role of open source in self-driving automobile tech
- nvidia's role in this? Are they still dicks?
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Variations in how different cultures approach security
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Twitter: will it federate? what will it look like?
- Role of ActivityPub? Brought about by AP? Will AP be involved?
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Ethics of using apps that not only track you but your friends as well
- Second-hand privacy invasion
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Open-source microtransaction disrupting advertising industry
- lbry.io
- BAT
- Lightning
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Password managers
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Security patterns for different threat models
- Are password managers as good as a hand-written notebook?
- "Last time we talked about password managers,"
- Performing attacks on yourself to analyze your own threat models
- Are password managers as good as a hand-written notebook?
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Physical security
- How to implement it
- When it really matters
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Software supply chain integrity
- Modern package managers
- This must be done AFTER the "Practically Secure Package Manager" infocast
- Which also means we need to analyze hashing, signing, encrypting
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Running your own infrastructure
- "De-Google" your life
- History of #! and why your own service infrastructure is actually hard
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Toolchain security
- Kernel/compiler memory access violations
- Memory safe machine languages (Go, Rust, Zig, etc.)
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HSM design failures
- PHYSICAL INPUT REQUIRED YOU NUMBNUTS
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Compare/contrast Defcon/CCC, why you should attend either|both
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Responsible disclosure
- How far is too far?
- How long is too long to wait?
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Ethics of spying on others
- How easy it is to abuse
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Federation versus centralized communication platforms
- Signal (closed-ecosystem, decent security) vs Telegram (open ecosystem, shit security)
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Hacking your friends and coworkers (responsibly!)
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January 12, 2020 09:28
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