Podcast appearances and mentions of david wyde

If you want to join in on the punnery, send an email to episode9@punintensive.com and talk to us. Do you have good advice about cooking? Do you've any good bilingual puns? Can you avoid using animals as verbs? Mentioned in the podcast: Bob Woodward (including "All the President's Men" and "Fear" Gary's list of verbed animals can be found at jbonneau.com Play games at faceboook.com/punypage And find out more about us at facebook.com/punintensive This week's panelists are: Aaron Fasel Bill Crider David Gugenheim David Wyde Gary Hallock A really cool part of today's show was our very special guest, David Wyde, who puns at open mics, with friends, and to people at parties who unwitty-ingly make eye contact. He has competed at Seattle's Pundamonium and Austin's O. Henry Pun-Off. He once rendered a bar full of comedy seekers completely silent, in a head-to-head pun-off on hospitals: "My voice keeps going up and down; I think I have an inflection."   David sprinkled puns throughout his talk on web cookies at the DefCon hacker conference, but they're too crumby to include here. As a software engineer and an official chess master, he tries to avoid The Mate-Tricks.   And don't forget to remember that the next O. Henry Pun-Off World Championship is in Austin on May 11th, 2019. We also want to give special thanks to the band Dark Meat, whose music ("When the Killers Came") we use for interstitials and for Gary's wind chimes, which provided background music. We'll see you in a week!

If you want to join us in the punnery, send an email to episode8@punintensive.com and talk to us. Do you have good advice about St. Patrick's Day? Do you've any good camera puns? Can you make a list of puns on one word that exceeds 25? Today's panelists are: Aaron Fasel Bill Crider David Gugenheim David Wyde Gary Hallock A really cool part of today's show was our very special guest, David Wyde, who puns at open mics, with friends, and to people at parties who unwitty-ingly make eye contact. He has competed at Seattle's Pundamonium and Austin's O. Henry Pun-Off. He once rendered a bar full of comedy seekers completely silent, in a head-to-head pun-off on hospitals: "My voice keeps going up and down; I think I have an inflection."   David sprinkled puns throughout his talk on web cookies at the DefCon hacker conference, but they're too crumby to include here. As a software engineer and an official chess master, he tries to avoid The Mate-Tricks.   And don't forget to remember that the next O. Henry Pun-Off World Championship is in Austin on May 11th, 2019. We also want to give special thanks to the band Dark Meat, whose music ("When the Killers Came") we use for interstitials. We'll see you in a week!

If you want to join us in the punnery, send an email to episode7@punintensive.com and talk to us. Do you have good advice about Spring Break? Questions about Pundamonium? Do you pun in chunks? Today's panelists are: Aaron Fasel Bill Crider David Gugenheim David Wyde Gary Hallock Also, you should check out Daniel Pink ("Drive" is terrific) Malcom Gladwell (His podcast is sublime, but a good first book to read is "Outliers") Annika Eagle Pundamonium Punderdome in NYC PUNY Page on Facebook And of course, check out the Le Corbusier Grand Confort LC2. Because everyone knows about that! A really cool part of today's show was our very special guest, David Wyde, who puns at open mics, with friends, and to people at parties who unwitty-ingly make eye contact. He has competed at Seattle's Pundamonium and Austin's O. Henry Pun-Off. He once rendered a bar full of comedy seekers completely silent, in a head-to-head pun-off on hospitals: "My voice keeps going up and down; I think I have an inflection."   David sprinkled puns throughout his talk on web cookies at the DefCon hacker conference, but they're too crumby to include here. As a software engineer and an official chess master, he tries to avoid The Mate-Tricks.   And don't forget to remember that the next O. Henry Pun-Off World Championship is in Austin on May 11th, 2019. We also want to give special thanks to the band Dark Meat, whose music ("When the Killers Came") we use for interstitials. We'll see you next week with more!

Slides: https://defcon.org/images/defcon-22/dc-22-presentations/Wyde/DEFCON-22-David-Wyde-Client-Side-HTTP-Cookie-Security.pdf Client-Side HTTP Cookie Security: Attack and Defense David Wyde SOFTWARE ENGINEER, CISCO HTTP cookies are an important part of trust on the web. Users often trade their login credentials for a cookie, which is then used to authenticate subsequent requests. Cookies are valuable to attackers: passwords can be fortified by two-factor authentication and "new login location detected" emails, but session cookies typically bypass these measures. This talk will explore the security implications of how popular browsers store cookies, ways in which cookies can be stolen, and potential mitigations. David Wyde is a security researcher at Cisco Systems, with a background in web application development. His favorite type of cookie is double chocolate chip, but HTTP cookies are a close second. When he's not working with software, he enjoys playing chess, dodgeball, ping pong, and N64 Super Smash Bros. Website: http://davidwyde.com