This year’s SEVillage at DEF CON was literally off the hook. Our first and second place winners of the SECTF did such amazing jobs that we wanted to interview them to find out their secrets. Join us with this fun podcast with our guests Chris Kirsch and Rachel Tobac. October 9, 2017
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Show Notes
Chris Kirsch, the 1st place winner of the SECTF, is a returning competitor that came back to prove to himself how and why he CAN win this competition after his previous attempt was …um… not so great. Rachel Tobac is our scariest competitor but also one of our most positive and sweetest. She comes back to yet again take 2nd place in the SECTF this year. We will discuss:
- What helped you win?
- What is one of the most important lessons?
- Would you recommend others try the SECTF?
Chris Kirsch and Chris Hadnagy recreated the winning phone call. Check it out! https://vera.cd/sectf
Do you want to see Chris K’s entrance video?
Chris Kirsch: https://youtu.be/2FUkbes6Wgc
Hi,
I just found your podcast. I am wondering if you have ever talked about Virtru? One of my doctors uses it to encrypt email. It works with gmail, Outlook, etc. What’s interesting to me is that it encrypts email and the receiver doesn’t have to install anything. They just click on a link to decrypt the email. I’m not sure how secure it is but sound interesting for those people that want to use something besides protonmail. It can be used as an extension on the Chrome browser.
He also uses something else called Doxy.me which is available in the Android or Apple store. It is a Hipaa compliant video and audio software app like Facetime or Google Hangouts. My doctor said it is the only Hippa compliant app in this category. Thought both of these might be worth a discussion.
Thanks,
Paul