ElevenPaths Radio 2x09 - David Marugán

The transmission of information has become largely dependent on the Internet and with it cyber security. However, we must not forget about conventional channels, such as radio, which are still used on many occasions for military services, intelligence services, emergencies, etc. As can be expected, this field also has its own vulnerabilities, so appropriate protection systems are needed to ensure that communications are secure.

On this subject, we interviewed David Marugán, a security consultant and specialist in electronic security and radio communications. We talked about the first radio hackers, the tools used by these professionals and how the world of radio frequency is related to the world of cyber security.

You can find the fragments that David comments in the interview in the following links:

HM01: https://twitter.com/RadioHacking/status/1167567517486911490
Spanish edition: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eIDV-a6zF28

ElevenPaths Radio 2x10 - Elad Rodríguez

Governments around the world are launching infection tracking apps. However, despite their laudable goal of slowing the spread of the pandemic and accelerating the return to normal, they arrive in the midst of controversy. As the name suggests, a "tracking" app raises questions about the threat to citizens' privacy and security. Therefore, in this podcast we will answer the most frequent questions that we all have when using these apps.

To talk about this topic, we have today Elad Rodríguez, CEO of Nitsnets, a web project development company, and one of the engineers behind the open source app Open Coronavirus.