Paul Asadoorian
Paul's Security Weekly (Audio)
For the latest in computer security news, hacking, and research! We sit around, drink beer, and talk security. Our show will feature technical segments that show you how to use the latest tools and techniques. Special guests appear on the show to enlighten us and change your perspective on information security. Note: This is only Paul's Security Weekly, a 2-hour show recorded once per week.
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
Paul's Security Weekly #476 - "Why Am I So Sticky?" 12.08.2016 2:17:42
Lance James of Flashpoint joins us in-studio this week, Joff walks us through TachyonNet, and we discuss this year's Pwnies. All that and more, so stay tuned!
Paul's Security Weekly #475 - "An Unbalanced Balance" 29.07.2016 1:53:50
This week, Federico Kirschbaum of Infobyte and Faraday joins us. Our Listener Feedback segment discussing balancing life and work. In security news, Verizon buys Yahoo, hackers sniffs your keystrokes from nearby, and vulnerabilities and light bulbs. Stay tuned!
Paul's Security Weekly #474 - "Segway Segue" 22.07.2016 1:57:26
This week on Security Weekly, John Kindervag from Forrester joins us! Paul and Rick Farina demonstrate Bluetooth scanning using the PwnPad4 and Blue Hyrda. In security news, we show you how to cheat in Pokemon Go. Stay tuned!
Paul's Security Weekly #473 - "Blackholing Your Python" 19.07.2016 2:05:13
This week on Security Weekly, Bob Stratton of Mach37 joins us. Joff will write a Python script that can download malware domain name lists from a URL, and create a DNS blackhole bind9 based configuration file on the domain names obtained. In security news, we discuss Pokemon Go, an FDIC hack, and more. Stay tuned!
Paul's Security Weekly #472 - "Ten Points to Gryffindor" 08.07.2016 1:53:43
Tonight on Security Weekly, we chat with Elizabeth Gossell, a Product Strategist at Tenable. Paul shows us how to block ads and malware using Bind DNS. Stay tuned!
Paul's Security Weekly #471 - "Bash vs Python" 01.07.2016 2:05:15
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Paul's Security Weekly #470 - "Fsck Cancer" 24.06.2016 2:16:33
This episode is dedicated to Jennifer Collis. This week on Security Weekly, Cory Doctorow of craphound.com joins us to discuss all things security! Pentoo dev Rick Farina stops in to talk about the new Pwn Pad4 as well. Stay tuned!
Paul's Security Weekly #469 - "I Thought It Was Beer" 17.06.2016 2:12:48
This week on Security Weekly, we welcome Paul back to the studio! Doug White and Jeff Mann join us in-studio to pick Russell Beauchemin's brain about his telepresence robot. Security news covers GitHub's password woes, the BadTunnel vulnerability, and Microsoft OLE. All that and more, so stay tuned!
Paul's Security Weekly #468 - Interview with Chris Poulin 13.06.2016 1:47:06
This week on Security Weekly, Larry serves as our interim host alongside co-host Russell Beauchemin, who will be in studio with our guest Chris Poulin. Larry will discuss with Russell about his new Hololens! They talk about Typo squatting package managers, 20 years of red teaming, Spear Phishing, how InfoSec is a sham, and GPS DoS.
Paul's Security Weekly #467 - "It's Not About The Gin" 03.06.2016 1:58:47
This week on Security Weekly, we interview Jon Searles and Will Genovese, the founders of NESIT Hackerspace and organizers of B-Sides Connecticut. In this listener feedback segment, we will answer the question "should you implement your own Crypto?" Security news this week will uncover password breaches galore and Facebook listening to your conversations. Also, congrats! You got a new laptop! And...
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