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The Many Hats Club

An information security focused group of individuals from all walks of life

Copyright: © The Many Hats Club

Latest Episodes:

Ep. 34, AirFASE (with HackerPom and RagSec) — Ep. 34, AirFASE (with HackerPom and RagSec) Oct 16, 2018
Show notes

(2018-10-14)
Our friends at Bleeping Computer have recently reported about a vulnerability discovered in the AirFASE systems - and as it happens the research was done by the members of our community (HackerPom, RagSec and Stu)

This episode had a slighlty different format as we have focused on the matter at hand so be sure to check out the linked article and tune in for more details, tools, techniques and some tips on how to perform the such a research and not break the law.

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Hosted by Stu, episode production Meadow

Ep. 26, It takes a crowd (with CaseyJohnEllis) — Ep. 26, It takes a crowd (with CaseyJohnEllis) Oct 14, 2018
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(2018-07-14)

(...) one of my key motivations is that if I'm learning something, building something and I'm in a position that I can teach as well - then I'm like a pig in (...)

On this fine Saturday we've been joined by @caseyjohnellis and we talked about bugs, crowds and the intersection of the two:

How the idea of Bugcrowd came about - from hacking to crowdsourcing the security,

Some entrepreneur advice: Casey's hints & tips for having a correct mindset when starting a business (in information security) and not being afraid of a failure,

Bug bounties and ethical hacking: people are OK with a locksmith but are afraid of a burglar; how Bugcrowd fits into this and is trying to shift the perception.

(...) one person being paid by the hour no matter how smart they are is never going to be able to compete over the long term with a crowd of adversaries when it comes to finding a vulnerability (...), (...) the whole idea of being able to stare failure in the face and become very comfortable with it - that gives you more courage to go out there and take risks and make things happen (...), (...) we're working in an industry with an incredible shortage of skilled labour (...), (...) bugbounties (...) started to shift this default concept of someone who can hack as being inherently evil (...)
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Hosted by Stu, episode production Meadow, PizzaTheHutt

Ep. 25, No Trevor jokes — Ep. 25, No Trevor jokes Sep 26, 2018
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(2018-07-12, 1h57m)

(...) that's what DerbyCon is about: what can we do to help you change the industry for the better and that you have an amazing, epic time (...)

On this fine Thursday night/evening/afternoon we have been visited by Dave Kennedy a.k.a. @HackingDave, and what a night/evening/afternoon it was! He shared some stories from the past, present and some of the future happenings at DerbyCon:

being a hacker at school and moving to being a Marine,

breaking into infosec: consulting, writing tools, first talks, TrustedSec

The road to 8 DerbyCons

The state of the red teaming market, what red teaming actually is and the juicy details on penetration testing and vulnerability assessment,

Which Doctor is the best Doctor.

During the talk Dave also offered to donate to us 5 tickets for DerbyCon - and here's what happened:

We gave one ticket to a person in need (yes, because we like to help),

We raised $1,675 for the Diana Initiative,

We raised $645 for The Innocent Lives Foundation,

We raised $550 for DerbyCon MEntal HEalth and Wellnes Workshop

And, it's still going: last ticket for Rural Tech Fund

You are an amazing community - and together we are making a change. Thank you for that!

(...) the information security is my hobby and is my life, but so is my family (...), (...) as a community we can do a lot of great things to change what we see out there today and make the world a better place when it coemes to technology (...), (...) if you don't enjoy doing work - change it (...),

...plus some elevator music and car adventures.
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Hosted by CyberSecStu, podcast production: Meadow, PizzaTheHutt.

Ep. 30, From hacking a country to running a con — Ep. 30, From hacking a country to running a con Sep 10, 2018
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(2018-09-06)
(...) There's always plenty of war stories and fun things pentesters have done but I think 44con is one of the things I'm happiest with (...)
On our birthday week we got a present: Steve Lord despite being busy with oncoming 44CON has found some time to talk to us about everything around the conference, and also:

the good old days - his way into computers and how it's different starting down that road today,

how to start on hardware hacking,

fascinating world of hardware security and - is it more interesting than software/network security?

security of public infrastructures plus some war stories,

more 44CON: 44COIN CTF, the assistance program, how our talk submissions are processed by the team and last but not least, helping to fight food poverty.

(...) A CTF, where we're gonna have our own alternate reality game, starring cryptocurrency visionary Don McFlurry (...), (...) If Cyber Essentials was a race horse it would be called Soon-To-Be-Glue (...), (...) taking over an entire countery in tems of their communications' networks (...), (...) wherever there's a mainframe there wil be link a something else, to something else, to the Internet (...)

Episode related resources:

What is 44Con anyway: https://44con.com/about/

44CON assistance tickets (now closed, but for reference we include it as we think this is something worth mentioning): https://44con.com/44con-assistance-tickets/

44CON community (free!) evening: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/44con-2018-community-evening-tickets-49188102940

The HIDiot: https://rawhex.com/collections/hidiot-kits/products/hidiot-kit

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Hosted by CyberSecStu, podcast production: Meadow, PizzaTheHutt.

Ep. 23, Some fantastic hackers are about — Ep. 23, Some fantastic hackers are about Aug 28, 2018
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(2018-07-03)

(...) You need to invest and empower more people. If you invest in the next gen security box, a hacker will get around it and no one in your organisation will know what to do. (...)

This week we got a visit from HackerFantastic (@hackerfantastic) and we heard about sharing exploits and tool development, training people in hackerhouse by bringing them real world scenarios taught by professional hackers - the fundamentals of security and red teaming - as well as how monolithic organisations can understand their threat model and invest in the right areas of security.

(Audio quality will bring you back to the good old AM days - we're sorry for that!)

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Hosted by CyberSecStu, podcast production: Meadow, PizzaTheHutt, ProxyBlue.

Ep. 22, Amazing adventures of the RedactedFirm — Ep. 22, Amazing adventures of the RedactedFirm Aug 16, 2018
Show notes

(2018-06-28)

In-between one conference and the next, Jess (@drjessicabarker) and FreakyClown (@FreakyClown) from RedactedFirm have found their way into our podcast to give account of some of their adventurous activities in information security, such as:

"(...) Next thing I know, blue lights, and armed police were storming the building (...)"

The highlighs:

How did RedactedFirm started and how it gives back to InfoSec community; being guest curators at Cheltnham Science Festival,

Breaking into banks and kidnapping people (with permission, but still),

Speaking at conferences: how to make your first appearance and rock it,

Building your network of infosec connections and how it benefits your career,

Reaching out to the general public and raising awareness about security.

"(...) It was the best decision I’ve ever made in my life, apart from getting with Jess (...)", "(...) When you make something, and you’re passionate about it, you grab it with both hands and see where it goes (...)", "(...) Infosec is like a vocation – it’s a passion and you get paid to do it (...)", "(...) I remember a particular example” is back! We hear about FC’s kidnapping of a Ghurkha soldier (...)"

(Audio is what you hear, it's not your headphones, it's us - sorry!)

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Ep. 21, Championing new InfoSec Talent — Ep. 21, Championing new InfoSec Talent Jul 24, 2018
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SecJuice! We had Guise Bule (@InfosecScribe) and Nicole Beckwith (@NicoleBeckwith) talking about bringing fresh blood to the infosec community and how SecJuice came to be.

Some key points:

Nicole's and Guise's backgrounds - how they arrived at their current roles in information security,

SecJuice's story: why it happened and what are its goals,

Living the life of a sniper in Ohio, USA,

Keeping the public sector safe - blue teaming, DFIR and security awareness training at a scale.

Some takeaways:

"(...) Everyone brings something to the table. We don’t care if you’re a brand-new writer of if you’ve been writing for years (...)", “(...) Everybody has a story to tell. Everybody has an experience. (...)”, “(...) I originally started this because I was pissed off (...)”

(Please excuse the audio quality, this time it was the flower girl's doing...)

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Ep. 18, OPSEC fails and OSINT wins — Ep. 18, OPSEC fails and OSINT wins Jul 09, 2018
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This week on The Many Hats Club Stu (@CyberSecStu) was joined by the Dons of Thugcrowd (@Thugcrowd). We heard from Yuu, Dnz, MG, Solid and Jizzney Princess about the OPSEC fails and OSINT wins they’ve encountered. The discussion this time was centred on:

Examples of slip-ups people made that allowed someone to trace them back and bring them to justice

Tons of entertaining anecdotes of where the good guys tracked down the people committing the heinous trickery behind the scenes

We also had a quick word from Defcon about a large fundamental flaw they noticed in someone’s website that allowed them to grab admin access

We also go on to discuss the different things people do to maintain OPSEC, and the tips that may be worth using to make sure you don’t have an OPSEC fail of your own.

Some teasers:

"(...) I have one that ends in guns (...)”, “(...) The marketing team manager was effectively cheating on his wife… using company resources (...)”, “(...) It ended when he tried to bust into the house of one of my co-worker’s, who pulled out a gun and told him to get the f out of there (...)”, “(...) That’s… Probably a crime though right? (...)”, “(...) I think we just had an OPSEC fail right now (...)”

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Ep. 16, Hactivism, positive influence and coffee — Ep. 16, Hactivism, positive influence and coffee Jun 26, 2018
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This time Strudalz (@TCP9K) confessed to Stu (@CyberSecStu) about:

Hackitivism: a journey from enforced boredom to having a positive influence on various hacking groups and activities,

0days: ways to finding critical vulnerabilities and handling (sometimes difficult( disclosures in a resposible manner,

hacker life: keeping your priorities straight.

With an extensive Q&A session by our listeners.

(yes, we know, Stu says it's e17, it's because we're always one step ahead!)

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Ep. 15, Onionland, cryptocurrencies and OPSEC — Ep. 15, Onionland, cryptocurrencies and OPSEC May 29, 2018
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In this episode we had Stu (@CyberSecStu) grilling Ædiot (@deleverything) on:

Onionland: how did he end up running one of the most-widely known Dark Web forums, what would he like it to become, also some tips on moving around Dark Web;

Cryptocurrency trading: apparently you can trade it and not go bankrupt, but it requires a lot of work; also why people seem to believe it's the way forward, as far as banking and investing goes;

OPSEC: Ædiot says it does not necessarily mean keep your name a secret, but it's a full time job that is more a mindset than just using a pseudonym online; check out the last part of the talk for more on that.

Plus some questions from the audience.

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