# Clifford Stoll

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#136: T.G.I.TED - Exploring the Call to Learn, Teach, and Maintain Perpetual Curiosity

You reach a point in life, and you think to yourself, I’ve done everything I want to do in life. But have you? I just watched a TED talk that’s made me re-evaluate how I look at what’s mine to do. And I talk about it in today’s episode.Clifford Stoll is an astronomer, physicist, and educator ext ...

PodChats for FutureCISO: The future state of passwordless authentication

Clifford Stoll, author of The Cuckoo’s Egg, an investigation into the hacking of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory that led to the capture of hacker Marcus Hess, famously said: “Treat your password like your toothbrush. Don’t let anyone else use it and get a new one every six months.” Th ...

RCR Episode 171: Shipwrecks

Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Earl Evans, and Carrington Vanston Topic: Shipwrecks eBay has gotten big enough that collectors with too little space, as well as non-experts, heirs, estate sale pickers, etc. can make rare and interesting vintage computer items available to those of us who ...

Rapid Fire Questions - Joseph Carson

Send us a text This is the bonus part of the episode where we go through and ask a speed round of questions for not only their insights into cybersecurity, but a little bit of their personal life too! Show Notes from Joe's Reponses:Favorite Cybersecurity Tool: Proxmark - https://proxmark.com/ C ...

The Five Sales Enablement Things and Valuable Friction Episode

This week, we have a full complement of guests as Jeff Clark and Robert Rose join our host, Ian Truscott, for today’s episode.  Jeff discusses 5 Key Ways Marketing Can Enable Sales and he and Ian dive into: Buyer Needs Analysis Market Intelligence Story Telling Sales Tools Technology I ...

Manage Projects With pyproject.toml & Explore Polars LazyFrames

How can you simplify the management of your Python projects with one file? What are the advantages of using LazyFrames in Polars? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week, bringing another batch of PyCoder’s Weekly articles and projects. We share a recent Real Python tutorial by Ian Cu ...

The 75-Cent Mystery: How a Tiny Error Exposed a Cold War Spy

In 1986, Clifford Stoll -- originally a Berkley Lab astronomer -- had become the manager of their computer department. One day, he noticed something, a small accounting glitch that seemed insignificant, but would become the first great Cold War hacking story. One tiny clue led Clifford Stoll on ...

Relationships move technology forward

Michael Palmer is Chief Information Security Officer at Hearst, one of the nation’s most diversified media, information and services companies. In this role, he leads enterprise-wide cybersecurity initiatives that safeguard Hearst’s global portfolio—spanning more than 360 businesses, including A ...

#2 - Hacker History: Clifford Stoll

In this episode, we are going to be recounting the Story of Clifford Stoll, who made a pretty big discovery in 1986 while working as a sys admin for the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. It is a story that involves a suspected murder, international espionage, and the type of relentless curi ...

Giving the Finger to the Bird

This is an expanded, written monologue of the Apotheosis podcast episode of the same name. Podcast music by Nullsleep. You can blame Ben Brown for this one. I mentioned Ben in the previous Apotheosis post. He’s a current Microsoft engineer that works on the Bot Framework Composer, but made a n ...