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Ebben a részben két Juventus szurkoló Puzsér Róbert kritikus és Mártha Bence újságíró volt a vendégünk! Akikkel alaposan kielemeztük a Juventus múltját, jelenét és jövőjét! Végig vettük Andrea Agnelli munkásságát és bukásának az okait! Szó volt arról, hogy a Juventus feltámadhat -e a hamvaiból és újra megtalálhatja-e az identitását? Nem utolsó sorban pedig arra a kérdés kerestük a választ, hogy Allegri valóban a megfelelő ember a Juventus vezetőedzői posztjára?    Műsorvezető: Takács Áron Vágás & Fotó & Grafika & Főcím: Orbán Gergő, Kovács Gergely, Longauer András

A Media1 november 27-i műsorában Kelen Károlyt, a 7 éve bezárt Népszabadság utolsó olvasószerkesztőjét, a Népszabadság Egyesület elnökét hívtuk fel. A műsor első felében Del Medico Imre sajtólevelezőről beszélgettünk születésének 100., halálának 4. évfordulója alkalmából.  Az egykori sajtólevelező után, a műsor második felében is az újságírásról beszélgettünk, de kicsit más aspektusban. Kelen Károly tett egy ... Olvass tovább The post A Népszabadság halott, de lehet, hogy feltámadhat hamvaiból! Nagy bejelentés Kelen Károlytól, a bezárt lap utolsó olvasószerkesztőjétől (Media1, 2023.11.27.) first appeared on Vipcast.hu powered by Media1.

This episode is Part 2 of IDCC founder Amanda Quraishi's (idcconline.com)conversation with "Madhat Unspecific" who has been working as an information security professional and leading in the hacking community for more than twenty years. Website: www.unspecific.com/
 Twitter: twitter.com/unspecific
 Artwork: folio.procreate.art/unspecific

Another VN to my bestfriend. I think diversity, inclusion and intergration is how we can help tackle racism. I want to find out how to do this using Madhat girls --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dearwhatsapp/message

In this episode of The Digital People Podcast, IDCC founder Amanda Quraishi (idcconline.com) talks to "Madhat Unspecific" who has been working as an information security professional and leading in the hacking community for more than twenty years. Website: http://www.unspecific.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/unspecific Artwork: https://folio.procreate.art/unspecific

We're back from Texas Cyber Summit with stories of new friends, great food, and our experiences from the event.

Ep. 32 - All Hail The Queen featuring DJ Krisy and Madhat It’s our first birthday and it’s an honour to be joined by the legendary DJ Krisy and MC Madhat for the 32nd instalment of Beers, Beats & The Biz. This episode is a journey from hip hop’s earliest days in Australia with two people that were at the forefront of it, from breaking to graffiti and on to radio and live shows. Krisy started breaking around 84, painting graffiti not long after and launched her seminal radio show, Steppin to the AM in 89/90. Her partner Madhat is a B-Boy, writer and was a member of Positive Direction, Acapulco Gold and Towering Inferno - alongside Lazy Grey and DJ Damage. We talk it all from the Street Style Breakers to Krisy partnering with Tiff and painting some of history’s most iconic walls. We talk Madhat’s time at the writers bench, on the streets of Melbourne and his travels as a member of Australian hip hop culture’s earliest crews. We talk about the influence of AKA and DJ C, we talk the Betty Boop wall, panels, Richmond station’s writers bench, Acapulco Gold, Brisbane’s St Valentines Massacre show, travelling, Big Bamboo, connecting with others before the internet and the sheer influence of Krisy and her radio show Steppin to the AM. This episode is packed from front to back and we couldn’t have celebrated our first trip around the sun with two nicer and more iconic individuals. We only exist out here due to the paths paved and battles fought by Krisy and Madhat. Thanks to you for supporting us over the last year and thanks to Krisy and Madhat for all they’ve achieved, and given us. We are live now on iTunes, Soundcloud and Spotify: download, rate, subscribe, comment, share and thank you for tuning in to Beers, Beats & The Biz. Support The Podcast - www.patreon.com/BeersBeatsTheBiz Brought To You By The Beers Beats & The Biz Team Jake Biz Travis Broi Insideus

This is the first actual episode - includes the complete audio of the first episode of "The Car Wars Podcast" from way back when...Via the WayBack Machine - Adam & Nate on the roll2d6 Podcast -  https://web.archive.org/web/20060214014958/http://www.roll2d6.com:80/Car Wars PDF Product Links - http://www.warehouse23.com/products/uncle-alberts-catalog-from-hellhttp://www.warehouse23.com/products/car-wars-compendiumMADHAT and More Website

Hello! This is the first episode - there are still some things to do (images, music, etc.) but Show Zero is 'in the can.'This is more as a starting point to get the feed going...website - http://www.madhatandmore.comPatreon - http://www.patreon.com/madhatandmoreemail - madhatandmore@gmail.comMentions - https://cosmicgeppetto.comMADHAT and More Website

Kevin Gallagher is the author of the poetry collection, Loom (MadHat Press, 2016). He edits spoKe, a Boston-based annual of poetry and poetics, and was a guest-editor for Jacket magazine from 2003-2010. He is a founder of the groundbreaking Boston-based poetry magazine compost, which ran from 1992-2003. He works as a Professor of Global Policy at Boston University’s Pardee School for Global Studies.  

We needed a protocol that allowed us to tell a server that we are who we say we are, have it work across NAT, use TCP, UDP, or ICMP as the transport mechanism, act as an extra layer of security, and be secure itself. Oh, and do so with a single packet. Sound crazy? It's actually very useful. We've come up with a Single Packet Authorization (SPA). This is a protocol for a remote user to send in a request to a server which I cannot be replayed and which uniquely identifies the user. The proof-of-concept code alone is worthy of a presentation itself, but SPA is so much more. This is not port-knowcking (although SPA can easily replace port-knocking with something much more secure). MadHat leads the DC214, Dallas Defcon Group and is a member of NMRC. His paying gig is as the Manager of Vernier Threat Labs. Before working at Vernier, MadHat was one of the core security team members for Yahoo and leat the vulnerability assessment and day-to-day security monitoring for Yahoo world-wide. He has written several open source security tools and has contributed to an upcoming book on NMap being written by Fyodor. Simple Nomad is the founder of the Nomad Mobile Research Centre (NMRC), an international group pf hackers that explore technology. By day he works as a Senior Security Analyst for BindView Corporation. He has spent several years developing and testing various computer systems for security strengths. He has authored numerous papers, developed a number of tools for testing the security and insecurity of computer systems, a frequently-sought lecturer at security conferences, and has been quoted in print and television media outlets regarding computer security and privacy.

We needed a protocol that allowed us to tell a server that we are who we say we are, have it work across NAT, use TCP, UDP, or ICMP as the transport mechanism, act as an extra layer of security, and be secure itself. Oh, and do so with a single packet. Sound crazy? It's actually very useful. We've come up with a Single Packet Authorization (SPA). This is a protocol for a remote user to send in a request to a server which I cannot be replayed and which uniquely identifies the user. The proof-of-concept code alone is worthy of a presentation itself, but SPA is so much more. This is not port-knowcking (although SPA can easily replace port-knocking with something much more secure). MadHat leads the DC214, Dallas Defcon Group and is a member of NMRC. His paying gig is as the Manager of Vernier Threat Labs. Before working at Vernier, MadHat was one of the core security team members for Yahoo and leat the vulnerability assessment and day-to-day security monitoring for Yahoo world-wide. He has written several open source security tools and has contributed to an upcoming book on NMap being written by Fyodor. Simple Nomad is the founder of the Nomad Mobile Research Centre (NMRC), an international group pf hackers that explore technology. By day he works as a Senior Security Analyst for BindView Corporation. He has spent several years developing and testing various computer systems for security strengths. He has authored numerous papers, developed a number of tools for testing the security and insecurity of computer systems, a frequently-sought lecturer at security conferences, and has been quoted in print and television media outlets regarding computer security and privacy.