Buffer Overflow 46: Terrible Lizard Concepts

Show Notes
Buffer Overflow: Terrible Lizard Concepts
Episode 46
AT&T dNOS, Chrome hates HTTP, and Daylight Savings Time’s clock has run out
Hosts
Ned Bellavance, Director of Cloud Solutions
https://www.linkedin.com/in/ned-bellavance-ba68a52
@Ned1313
Chris Hayner, Architect for Infrastructure Solutions
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrismhayner
AT&T Releases dNOS to Linux Foundation

• Follow Jessie Frazelle
• AT&T dNOS whitepaper
• P4 Programming Language
• Linux Foundation Networking Fund
• Broadcom Open-source SDK

Chrome hates HTTP

• ISPs like to spy on you
• Arp man in the middle attack
• ISP doesn’t see full URL in HTTPS

Lightning Round

• The EU gets something right!  It’s about time.
• Essential cellphone struggling out of the gate, only sells 88,000 units in 2017
• KDE releases patch to fix hilariously trivial injection attack on automounting USB devices
• From The Close-Barn-Door-That-Horse-Is-Totally-Out Department: Consumers maaybeee starting to care about security?
• Apple makes a $29 decision on their already over-priced $350 HomePod
• If you haven’t patched your ASA, now would be a good time
• Meltdown patches in Linux add significant load to CPUs, says guy from Netflix

Music Credits
Intro: Jason Shaw – Tech Talk
Outro: Jason Shaw – Feels Good 2 B