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Episode 161 – Tools, Tips and Tricks – Fileinfo.com
There are times when you come across a file and have no idea what it is, what it’s for, if it’s dangerous and if you can delete it. This is […]
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Episode 160 – Only 10% Of Gmail Users Have Two-Factor Authentication Enabled, Don’t Be In The 90%
Google recently announced a report that only 10% of Gmail accounts have two-factor authentication enabled. Although the feature has been available since 2011 mass adoption has not occurred. This episode […]
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Episode 159 – If You Have A USB Drive Connected To Your Home Router, You Need This Episode
The latest generation of home routers make it very easy to connect large USB hard drives for centralized file backups and sharing. The episode tells a story of how dangerous […]
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Episode 158 – Equifax Would Pay $1.5 BILLION If New Proposed Laws Were In Place
Penalties from hacked companies are insufficient to curb security practices and properly cover victims. That is about to change. A new proposal by the Senate would significantly increate the penalties […]
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Episode 157 – US Hospital Pays Hackers $55,000, Bad Precedent
A hospital in Indiana recently was the victim of a ransomware attack. The ransom was 4 Bitcoin, about $55,000 at the time, and the hospital was given 7 days to […]
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Security In Five Podcast Weekly Roundup – 1/19/18
Another week goes by as we march into 2018. There weren’t any major announcements this week like the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. That doesn’t mean we can stop paying attention […]
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Episode 156 – Tools, Tips and Tricks – Exploit Database
Everyday we hear about a new vulnerability, a new flaw, a series of critical patches we need to apply. How do we keep it all straight? The Exploit Database is […]
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Episode 155 – Why You Should Phish Your Employees
Phishing, emails made to look legitimate, is one of the main methods to deliver malware, steal credentials and conduct fraud. Security awareness training covers phishing but how do you really […]
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Episode 154 – Five Simple Ways To Protect Yourself From Hackers
This episode lays out five simple tips you can take to help protect yourself from hackers. These tips are applicable to an individual or to any business, big or small, […]
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Episode 153 – IoT Strikes Again – VTech Ordered To Pay Up For Child Privacy Failures
VTech had a large data leak with one of their toys in 2015 and now they have been hit with a big fine. VTech collected personal information on millions of […]

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