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Season 11 · Episode 17

The Raspberry Pi and How 6.4 Million LinkedIn Passwords Could Have Been Saved with Salt

0.0June 12, 2012

Security breach! LinkedIn loses 6.4 million password hashes -- what does that mean to you? We're talking one-way-hashes, salting, and the end of MD5.

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Episode 1Source Code, Ponies and Cyborgs!
Episode 2Backtrack 5 Root Encryption and Ubuntu 12.04 - Precise Pangolin First Look!
Episode 3The Internet in a Box, a Yubikey You Could Swallow, and Phone Phreaking from RSA 2012
Episode 4IRC Bouncers and How to Protect Windows from SAM Attacks
Episode 5Bluetooth Magic, SXSW Report and IEEE Interview
Episode 6How to Setup Two Factor Authentication in Backtrack Linux
Episode 7Block Facebook Tracking, Interactive Process Automation, Plus NetCat and Ngrep Tricks
Episode 8Proxies - Part 1
Episode 9Proxies, Linux SSH Servers, Windows Clients and Public Key Authentication
Episode 10SSH Public Key Fingerprints, Windows SSH Servers and Linux Key Pair Exchange
Episode 11Roll Your Own Secure Cloud Storage with SSHFS - Secure Shell File System
Episode 12Relay Two Firewalled Devices Through a Persistent SSH Proxy
Episode 13Persistent SSH Tunnels for Windows and Linux, Local vs Remote Forwards and More
Episode 14One-Time-Passwords for SSH Authentication with Yubikey
Episode 15Encryption 101
Episode 162-Factor SSH with Google Authenticator and Challenge Response Authentication
Episode 17The Raspberry Pi and How 6.4 Million LinkedIn Passwords Could Have Been Saved with Salt
Episode 18NCCDC Documentary
Episode 19Bounce Traffic off Multiple Servers with ProxyChains
Episode 20Hacking RF with Mike Ossmann
Episode 21Mountain Top WiFi Shootout, Plus Cisco, DHS, Facebook and the ACLU
Episode 22WiFi Hacking Workshop: Part 1
Episode 23WiFi Hacking Workshop: Part 2
Episode 24WiFi Hacking Workshop: Part 3
Episode 25Black Hat 2012 - Cracking Firmware and Physical Locks
Episode 26DEFCON 2012