Sept. 27, 2022
Random Adjacent Memories [27]
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Chris rages against the tyranny of MFA, Ned reminds you that Facebook still hates you, and we all feel nostalgic about floppy disks.
Random Adjacent Memories
Episode: 27 Published: 09/27/2022
Stories
Security vs Convenience: When Convenience goes too far
- One attack that has been making the rounds recently is what���s being called MFA Fatigue
- Microsoft Authenticator push notifications called Number Matching in preview
- Many South American countries have an interesting solution to the problem of speeding
Lightning Round
- Linux 6.0 Kernel Coming in the Next Week
- CIS Benchmarks for Azure and AWS updated to version 1.5
- Different Name, Same Old Shit. Facebook Continues to be Awful.
- Morgan Stanley hit with fine for ���Astonishing��� security failures going back as far as 2015
- Limited Capacity Plus More Users Equals Slower Speed
- Not only do floppy disks still exist, there are still active customers for them
- One attack that has been making the rounds recently is what���s being called MFA Fatigue
- Microsoft Authenticator push notifications called Number Matching in preview
- Many South American countries have an interesting solution to the problem of speeding
Lightning Round
- Linux 6.0 Kernel Coming in the Next Week
- CIS Benchmarks for Azure and AWS updated to version 1.5
- Different Name, Same Old Shit. Facebook Continues to be Awful.
- Morgan Stanley hit with fine for ���Astonishing��� security failures going back as far as 2015
- Limited Capacity Plus More Users Equals Slower Speed
- Not only do floppy disks still exist, there are still active customers for them
Intro and outro music by James Bellavance copyright 2022
