Git Security with Etienne Stalmans

All Things Git

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Edward and Martin discuss the recent security vulnerability in Git - CVE 2018-11235. They talk to Etienne Stalmans, the security researcher who discovered it, and discuss what happens in the Git security community after a vulnerability is reported.

Etienne is a Platform Security Engineer & Researcher in the Public Cloud Security Group at Salesforce. He has a keen interest in protocol reversing and finding ways to abuse functionality in everyday products.

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