This week on Security Now, Leo and Steve bring us back to the “how the internet works” set of podcasts by discussing ethernet security, or rather, the insecurity of standard ethernet and what that lack of built-in security to by and large the architecture that runs the internet today means for all os uf. Also, Steve and Leo hit high-level network security topics like ARP poisoning and exploitation, as well as how easy it is to attack systems on the same set of networks due to the way ethernet manages traffic.
Security Now! Episode 29 // March 2, 2006
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