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Episode 1351 – Twitter Ending Free Use Of Their APIs
Twitter made an announcement recently that they will be ending free access to their API. This epsiode talks about this move and the damage it may cause to many apps […]
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Episode 1350 – Meta Pays Out A Bug Bounty For An MFA Vulnerability In Instagram And Facebook
Meta paid out a bug bounty for a vulnerability/design flaw in the multi-factor authentication process on Instagram/Facebook. This episode talks about what the bug was and why or how Meta […]
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Episode 1349 – How To Stay Up To Date And Educated In The Web Security World, The Tools
Staying knowledgeable and up to date on the ever-changing web security space is difficult. There are classes, courses, and certifications you can achieve but those are to lay the foundation […]
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Episode 1348 – LastPass Parent Company GoTo Announces A Breach
GoTo, the parent company of LastPass, announced they they too have suffered a breach. Unknown threat agents accessed and took encrypted backups and other materials of customers. This episode talks […]
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Episode 1347 – Apple iOS 16.3 Security Keys Explained
Apple released iOS 16.3 and macOS 13.2 which included a new security feature for support of Security Keys. This episode talks about what this is, why it’s a great security […]
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Episode 1346 – Credential Stuffing Explained
In the past week there have been several stories of “breaches” that were caused by credential-stuffing attacks. This episode talks about what credential stuffing is and where the blame should […]
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Episode 1345 – T-Mobile Hacked Again, Sixth Time In Five Years
T-Mobile is back in the cybersecurity news and not for a good reason. Another breach has been announced to the tune of 37 million accounts. This episode talks about how […]
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Episode 1344 – PayPal Hit With Credential Stuffing Attack, Accounts Breached – Users Are At Fault
PayPal announced that some accounts were compromised through a crednetial stuffing attack. This episode talks about why this is not PayPal’s fault and the blame needs to be put on […]
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Episode 1343 – The Different Types Of Hackers
The term hacker is used and most people think of the bad guys. Did you know there are several different types of hackers? This episode talks about them and the […]
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Episode 1342 – Norton LifeLock Notifies User About Compromised Accounts, But They Were Not Hacked
Norton LifeLock notified some customers that their accounts may have been accessed by an unauthorized thrid party. Norton was not hacked directly nor was it a failure of Norton that […]