Security Research v I - IPv666, Ubuntu Phones, and OpenBTS OH MY!

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In this final episode of our third season we take the time to chat about a topic near and dear to our hearts - security research! We each picked one of our favorite projects to discuss, ranging from enumerating IPv6 addresses on the Internet to hacking the fledgling Ubuntu mobile phone to Drew's mischievous habits spinning up his own cellular base stations. We've mentioned security research time and again on the show, but this is the first time that we're diving into specific research that has played a significant role in our respective lives and careers.
Thank you so much for joining us on our journey thus far and we can't wait to come back in season 4 with even better tips and tricks!

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