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203

July 2nd, 2009

Security Now 203: Boyer and Moore

Steve tells of the Bob Boyer and J Strother Moore algorithm for finding a substring in a buffer.

202

June 25th, 2009

Security Now 202: Your Questions, Steve's Answers 69

In this mailbag episode we discuss SecureZip, WPA/WPA2, home-grown VPNs, foreign ATMs, and more.

201

June 18th, 2009

Security Now 201: SecureZip

The operation, features, and security of PKWARE’s free SecureZIP file archiving and encrypting utility.

200

June 11th, 2009

Security Now 200: Your Questions, Steve's Answers 68

In this mailbag episode we discuss IPv6, Non-VPNs, Microsoft ClickOnce, expired SSL certificates, and more.

199

June 4th, 2009

Security Now 199: The Geek Atlas

A good book, the IPv6 protocol, and Steve's secure TCP idea that doesn't use a VPN tunnel.

198

May 28th, 2009

Security Now 198: Listener Feedback 67

This mailbag episode includes FASM, scripts, sockets, SSL/TLS, HTTPS, Windows 7's XP mode, and more.

197

May 21st, 2009

Security Now 197: Windows 7 Security

Security changes, additions and enhancements to Microsoft Windows 7.

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Running time: 24:18
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September 8th, 2005

Security Now! Episode 4: Passwords

Leo Laporte and Steve Gibson I've posted Security Now! Episode 4. Main feed - courtesy AOL Radio For a lo-fi 16kbps version and transcripts visit GRC.com. In this edition Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte talk about passwords, but first an update from last week's show, including a look at the Smoothwall Linux distribution. Microsoft security expert, Jesper Johannsen says you should write your passwords down. Steve recommends creating a portable personal password policy instead. Listen for a clever way to do it.

Thanks to AOL Radio for providing bandwidth for Security Now! <!--break-->

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