Episodes

(2019-07-29) The seventh (approximately monthly) episode of What The Beer Farmers think is an episode about: The Beer Farmers in Sheffield: a new spicy and explosive show; hashtag offended: drasticly changing landscape of...

(2019-06-20)The sixth (approximately monthly) episode of What The Beer Farmers think has brought the following topics: Tavis from Google's Project 0: Hey Microsoft, your 90 days is up; SandboxEscaper and the mad...

(2019-05-19): infosec journalism, reporting about cybercrime [00:36:28] the first obligation is to your readers - and then to the source This time we turn to cybercrime - not doing it but...

(2019-05-15) In the fifth (approximately monthly) episode of What The Beer Farmers think the discussion revolved around: a new Beer Farmer - Chrissy; "kinetic response" to a cyber attack by IDF...

(2019-05-02): pentesting/red teaming, training, military community On this sunny May night we were joined by Heath, a.k.a. The Cybermentor - a veteran, penetration tester. He is well involved in information...

2019-04-11: DFIR, martial arts, breaking into infosec[01:16:55] Do you know how annoying it is to clean a sword? A second episode of this night, and this time we had a...

2019-04-11: security awareness, user behaviour, startup culture [00:12:07]: cybersecurity culture is not based on one 20 minute slide deck Tonight we had two fantastic guests, the first being Kathryn Brett Goldman,...

[00:06:35] I wanted to be a neuroscience major and promptly sucked at school and there were a lot of tears along the way but I did end up getting my double...

[00:07:59] I've been hired as a hitman on two occasions to kill people that they thought were informants. So this was the kind of people that I was actually working with....

(2119-04-01)It's the fourth episode of The Beer Farmers Special; tonight: Mike Kemp - paying tributes to a great person, and: Facebook, again, HTTPS... or not? ...and how Indian government is (not) handling...

[01:53:16] knowledge sharing is like the most important thing that we have not only as security doers but as humans in general [01:53:24] (2018-11-16) This time on TMHC Radio...

(2018-11-01) For this episode we were joined by Snow who shared her experience on how to become a Social Engineer. We learned about the importance of recon, how to clone badges with references...

(2018-10-31) One Spooky Halloween we were joined by our friends at Thugcrowd (sshell, dnz, Yuu, skelec, Pic0o) where around the campfire we shared infosec horror stories. In this episode we discussed: Human Error,...

[...] with hackers you've got sort of the hacker hysteria aspect of it too, where if you can do stuff with a computer you might as well be the Wicked Witch to most federal...

*(...) It's like being on a really nice street or all the houses are new and fancy and then you have one with like broken windows and the door is broken and it's all...

(2018-09-06) [00:53:48] I'm kind of proud of calling myself a hacker. My license plate on my car says Hacker. And you know it upsets me when they use it synonymously with...

(2018-07-29) [00:18:45] we know that banks are one of the worst in terms of crap passwords [00:18:48] It was a night before... actually it an was early Monday morning...

(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,...

(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...

(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/...

(2018-07-05)(...) do you need to install something on my system to talk to the Agentless Server? (...) We have been visited by a guru - the Unix_Guru, a.k.a. Michael Ball (@Unix_...

(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:...

(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...

(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,...