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More Drones

mnemonic security podcast

10/24/22

15m

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As a follow up from last week’s episode on the malicious use-cases of drones with Mario Bartolome Manovel, Robby chats with Pablo Ruiz Encinas, Security Consultant at mnemonic. He recently did a course on drone security – the Drone Security Operations Certificate (DSOC) by DroneSec - and hence has a lot to say on the subject.

Pablo did not only bring with him his drone certification to the recording, but also had something that caught Robby’s eye; a Flipper Zero (a dolphin looking device, that markets itself as a portable multi-tool for pentesters).
So what does Flipper have to do with drones?

(If you haven’t had the opportunity to listen to last week’s episode on Drone Security yet, we recommend you check that out first.)

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Drones

October 19, 2022

30m

Drones: malicious use-cases and how to counteract them.

As unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, are growing in popularity commercially, their use-cases are also growing in numbers.

To discuss them from a security professional’s view point, Robby has invited Mario Bartolome Manovel, Offensive Security Engineer at Telefonica.
Mario talks about how drones are regulated these days, their potentially malicious use-cases and how to counteract them.

(And If you’re interested in seeing what the drones Mario has built look like, check out our video podcast at youtube.com/mnemonic).

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Smartphones

November 15, 2022

44m

What does mobile security mean in 2022? And what are defenders doing to keep the bad guys out of our pockets?

To provide some insight into these questions, Robby has invited someone who has worked his entire career in Android security; Dario Durando, Android Malware Analyst at the Dutch security company ThreatFabric.

During their conversation, they chat about the top attack vectors in this space, and Dario shares his thoughts about why mobile security isn’t getting more attention. They also go into specific mobile malware, and where the malware industry seems to be going next.

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