Live Recording Notice - Ohio Linux Fest

October 10th, 2008 Tom

Security Justice will be recording live at the Ohio Linux Fest tomorrow (10/11)!  We will send out a tweet when we are going live.

You will be able to listen to the stream on Hak5radio.com and chat in our IRC channel (freenode.net #securityjustice) during the stream.

If for some reason we can’t stream live it should make for a cool special edition either way.  We plan on interviewing folks from the Linux community as well as hanging out with the Notacon folks.

Stop by the Notacon table and say hi if you are at the conference!

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The Security Shoggoth on Room362.com

September 11th, 2008 Tom

Tyler, one of the co-hosts of the Security Justice Podcast (aka: The Security Shoggoth), put together a very good guest post on Room362.com all about runtime “packers”.  What are these mystical creatures you ask?

Via Room362.com:

“A packer, also known as a run time packer, is a program which compresses another executable to a smaller size on disk.  When executed, the packed executable is uncompressed in memory and executes.  The time to uncompress the executable in memory is usually not noticeable, making it very advantageous to use one.”

Check out Tyler’s article over at Room362.com.

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Security Justice @ Defcon 16 Podcaster’s Meetup

July 31st, 2008 Tom

Tom (one of the co-hosts of the Security Justice podcast) will be at Defcon 16 participating in the Podcaster’s Meetup Saturday night at Defcon 16.  Come by for the live podcast at 8:30pm and stay for the after party at 10pm.  It all takes place in Skybox 208.  Looks like the following podcasts will be represented:

• PaulDotCom
• CyberSpeak
• Network Security Podcast
• Security Justice
• Securabit
• SploitCast
• Security Catalyst (possible)

Looks to be like a great time and good opportunity to hang out with your favorite podcast hosts!  Thanks to Rob Fuller (mubix) for organizing this event.  Hope to see some of you there!

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