| ID | Interpret | Skladba | Album | |
| 61. | Dan Kaminsky | Why were we so vulnerable to the DNS vulnerability? | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) |  |
| 62. | Dan Kaminsky | Why were we so vulnerable to the DNS vulnerability? | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 63. | Dan Kaminsky | Why were we so vulnerable to the DNS vulnerability? | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 64. | Dan Kaminsky | Why were we so vulnerable to the DNS vulnerability? | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 65. | Dan Kaminsky | Why were we so vulnerable to the DNS vulnerability? | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 66. | Dan Kaminsky | Why were we so vulnerable to the DNS vulnerability? | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 67. | Dan Kaminsky | Why were we so vulnerable to the DNS vulnerability? | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 68. | Brian Chess | An Alternative to Risk Management for Information and Software Security - Part 1: Why Risk Management Is a Poor Foundation for Security | CERT's Podcasts for Business Leaders | |
| 69. | Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte | Security Now! Special Edition: WMF Vulnerability | Security Now January 2006 | |
| 70. | Network World Staff | Should security companies pay for vulnerability research? | Network World Face Off | |
| 71. | Host Dale Kutnick and Guest Paul Proctor | Lessons Learned from a Cisco Remote Vulnerability | Gartner Voice | |
| 72. | Host Dale Kutnick and Guest Paul Proctor | Lessons Learned from a Cisco Remote Vulnerability | Gartner Voice | |
| 73. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 74. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 75. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 76. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 77. | Tracy Gabridge and Ellen and Duranceau | Tracy Gabridge on Assessing the vulnerability of conference proceedings | MIT Libraries - Podcasts on Scholarly Publishing | |
| 78. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 79. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 80. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 81. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 82. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 83. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 84. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 85. | Stefan Esser | Vulnerability discovery in encrypted closed source PHP applications | Chaos Communication Congress 2008 (25c3) | |
| 86. | Art Manion | Managing Security Vulnerabilities Based on What Matters Most - Part 2: The Shifting Vulnerability Landscape | CERT's Podcasts for Business Leaders | |
| 87. | Steve Gibson with Leo Laporte | Security Now Special Edition: The Animated Cursor Vulnerability - sponsored by Astaro Corp. | Security Now April 2007 | |
| 88. | Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown | Man and His Environment | Gate's on the Heat | |
| 89. | Nuclear Bubble Wrap | The Environment | You Are What You Eat | |
| 90. | Steve Holden (sholden@pobox.com) | TECH NEWS RADIO #289 | 060523 | LifeHacks, O ROKR, Privacy Filters, and Vulnerability Marketplace | www.technewsradio.com | |
