Last Hacker Standing
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water… From the people who brought you the Network Security Podcast, Liquid Matrix and the Eurotrash Security Podcast. A new show all about security and the things we do! Straight up, with a twist
- Update frequency
- every 42 days
- Average duration
- 26 minutes
- Episodes
- 7
- Years Active
- 2014 - 2015
LHS MicroCast – DeepSec 2015
Chris sits down with Mika and René from the DeepSec conference to talk a little bit about what the upcoming conference and how embedded dependencies are causing such headaches in security.
LHS Microcast, Interview with Jen Ellis
I wish it hadn’t taken me so long to find the time to edit this podcast, because this interview with Jen Ellis (@infosecjen) is pretty good, no thanks to me. Jen Ellis had given a talk earlier in th…
Last Hacker Standing: Episode VII – Hot Berlin Action
Things you didn’t think you’d see in 2015 number 32,912…
Yes, that’s right, Last Hacker Standing is back with another show. This time recorded LIVE in Berlin Germany just to make us seem more interna…
Last Hacker Standing: Episode VI – Do we all want to be InfoSec rockstars … like Martin?
The rumors of our demise have been greatly exaggerated… and despite the overwhelming urge to call this episode “Don’t call it a comeback” we have resisted!
This time on the show we welcome the always…
LAST HACKER STANDING: EPISODE IV PartII – Revenge of the Katie
Despite popular belief (and a certain amount of Jar Jar Binks level confusion on the episode numbering and release timeline), we’re back with Episode 4 Part II of our interview with Katie Moussouris …
Last Hacker Standing: Episode V – Vegas Recovery
“This is not the Last Hacker Standing: Episode IV – Part II Revenge of the @k8em0 that you’re looking for!”
To fill the void in your lives before we release the epic that is Episode IV Part II we got…
Last Hacker Standing: Episode IV – The last hope
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water…
With the untimely demise of the Network Security Podcast, Martin McKeay (along with Dave Lewis and myself) decided it was time for somethi…