Description

This week Dave and Gunnar talk about: DEFCON, United Airlines security case study, and a chaser of meeting hygiene.

• Moomin
• Små Grodorna
• OpenWRT FTW
• RHV 4!
• Sub-$400, open source, Raspberry Pi-powered screening device for retinal diseases
• ‘Faceless Recognition System’ Can Identify You Even When You Hide Your Face
• DNS Tunneling: Getting The Data Out Over Other Peoples’ WiFi
• Police in D’s hometown giving out “good tickets”
  • FREE DRINKS FROM THE POLICE!!
• Surprise! Scans Suggest Hackers Put IMSI-Catchers All Over Defcon
• New air-gap jumper covertly transmits data in hard-drive sounds
• Hackers Could Break Into Your Monitor To Spy on You and Manipulate Your Pixels
• Universal Serial aBUSe
• With $40 of Arduino kit Almost every Volkswagen sold since 1995 can be unlocked with an Arduino
• Man Pleads Guilty To Hacking United Airlines To Steal Travel Vouchers
• United made some updates to better protect your MileagePlus account
• TechCrunch: It’s time to publicly shame United Airlines’ so-called online security
• Define Your Meeting “Type” Beforehand to Make Sure They’re Productive
• Panda Express Introduces Hybrid Utensil Called Chorks

Cutting Room Floor

• gitdown: a script which moderates your git committing activity based on your blood alcohol content (BAC) using an Arduino
• Tattoos by Robotic Arm With Pinpoint Accuracy
• Self-balancing stick
• Nation’s First Pizza ATM Proves Dreams Really Can Come True
• Swingify: turn any song into a swing song
• io808: classic drum machine in the browser
• Bob Hope’s Two Suitcases Packing List (1969)
• For sale: 4 offshore Lake Michigan lighthouses
• The Idiomatic: idiom generator
• Movie album cover mashups
• This French Museum Can Sell You a Genuine D-Day Tank
• Beach debris cleaning robot
• How to Send a Secret Message With Techno at a Rave
• The CIA Puts Hundreds of Declassified Documents About UFO Sightings Online, Plus 10 Tips for Investigating Flying Saucers
• The Founder: A Dystopian Business Simulator