Show overview
www.finux.co.uk launched in 2009 and has put out 4 episodes in the time since. Releases follow a monthly cadence.
The catalogue appears to be on hiatus or wound down — the most recent episode landed 16.5 years ago, with no new episodes in over a year.
From the publisher
Suffering ADHD with technology for far too long
Latest Episodes
TRACsec Episode 3 Show Notes
http://www.tracsec.com/shows/tracsec-ep-03.mp3 Hosts: Arron Finnon – http://www.finux.co.uk Chris John Riley – http://www.c22.cc Tom MacKenzie – http://www.tmacuk.com Robert Ladyman – http://www.file-away.co.uk Guest Moxie Marlinspike – http://www.thoughtcrime.org The show is a friendly chat with the legend that is Moxie Marlinspike. Talking about SSL/TLS, Google Sharing, WPACracker, KnockKnock, and Moxie’s well documented troubles with payment house PayPal ——- TRACsec [...]
TRACsec Epiosde 2 Shownotes
TRACsec Episode 2 – The Famous Pete Wood “better late than never” Episode Firstly sorry for the delays in getting the show out. However it is here and ready for you download. With new host Robert “Swifty” Ladyman from http://file-away.co.uk Robert takes over from Ryan Dewhurst who we would all like to thank for his [...]
tracSEC Podcast Show Note’s Episode 1
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TracSEC - Episode One – Hackerspaces, War Robots, and (Ab)using Facebook API's -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tom Mackenzie, Ryan Dewhurst, Arron Finnon, Chris John Riley Show length 1.37:28 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In the first episode of the tracSEC podcast, the boys talk to Esther Schneeweisz (aka Astera) about hackerspaces and her forth coming talk at 26C3, entitled 'A Discourse [...]
Facebook, hype about privacy. Its a little late
Facebook – Hype about privacy, its a little late I had my interest in data held by Facebook heightened with the constant media attention that the much publicised changes to Facebook‘s privacy policy brought. Which is the reason for this blog post (and @tracsec tech segment). There is no doubt in my mind that Facebook [...]