Charlie Miller on Mac Security, Hacking, and Fuzzing - MacTech Live 70
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MacTech Live 70: Charlie Miller on Mac Security and Fuzzing
the JoshMeister chats with special guest Charlie Miller about Mac security, including how "fuzzing" can be used to find vulnerabilities. Charlie has hacked and won the Mac prize at CanSecWest's Pwn2Own contest for three years in a row.
* Download Charlie's slideshow presentation on fuzzing from CanSecWest 2010
* Follow Charlie on Twitter
* Buy Charlie's books:
-- Fuzzing for Software Security Testing and Quality Assurance
-- The Mac Hacker's Handbook
Subscribe to the MacTech Live podcast (iTunes, RSS) for more great interviews like this one, and be sure to follow us on Twitter @MacTechLive!
This podcast is sponsored by Code 42, maker of CrashPlan. Only CrashPlan offers local and online backup that's automatic, secure and cross-platform. For a few computers at home or thousands at the office, visit crashplan.com and start backing up today!
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About MacTech Live
Join the JoshMeister, Neil Ticktin, Ed Marczak, and the rest of the MacTech Magazine crew as they cover all things related to Apple technology including: admin best practices, modding your Mac, developer topics, hardware and software hacks, and much more! This is the official podcast of MacTech Magazine (www.mactech.com).
Subscribe to the podcast for free at http://www.mactech.com/live
Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/MacTechLive
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Date of episode: 7 April 2010
the JoshMeister chats with special guest Charlie Miller about Mac security, including how "fuzzing" can be used to find vulnerabilities. Charlie has hacked and won the Mac prize at CanSecWest's Pwn2Own contest for three years in a row.
* Download Charlie's slideshow presentation on fuzzing from CanSecWest 2010
* Follow Charlie on Twitter
* Buy Charlie's books:
-- Fuzzing for Software Security Testing and Quality Assurance
-- The Mac Hacker's Handbook
Subscribe to the MacTech Live podcast (iTunes, RSS) for more great interviews like this one, and be sure to follow us on Twitter @MacTechLive!
This podcast is sponsored by Code 42, maker of CrashPlan. Only CrashPlan offers local and online backup that's automatic, secure and cross-platform. For a few computers at home or thousands at the office, visit crashplan.com and start backing up today!
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About MacTech Live
Join the JoshMeister, Neil Ticktin, Ed Marczak, and the rest of the MacTech Magazine crew as they cover all things related to Apple technology including: admin best practices, modding your Mac, developer topics, hardware and software hacks, and much more! This is the official podcast of MacTech Magazine (www.mactech.com).
Subscribe to the podcast for free at http://www.mactech.com/live
Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/MacTechLive
Get a RISK FREE issue of MacTech Magazine at http://macte.ch/sub_bt
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Tags: 0xcharlie, Security Evaluators, securityevaluators.com, Pwn 2 Own, pwn to own, pown, p0wn, hacker, cookbook, fuzz, software fuzzing, fuzzer, fuzzed, QA, PDF, exploit, Adobe Reader, vulnerability, Apple Preview, PPT, Microsoft PowerPoint, OpenOffice.org Impress, OpenOffice, vulnerable, exploitable, Mac safety, how safe are Macs, how secure are Macs, Macintosh, IT, tech, technology, infosec, information security, IS, data security, report, crash, plan, code42, the JoshMeister, theJoshMeister, MacTechLive
Date of episode: 7 April 2010
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