The Security box, podcast 159: Fraudulent activity, Retail and the dark web

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Welcome to the security box, podcast 159. On this podcast, we’re going to have a two-part article discussion dealing with fraudulent activity when it comes to retail and the dark web. This came to us via Phishlabs. Besides that, we may have some stupid fucks to talk about, the landscape as usual, and your comments and questions if any.

The Stupid Fuck award

I found an article I posted to the blog on August 30th that talks about the U.K. wanting to ban IOS updates unless its approved. Like that’s going to solve anything except problems for us useers who may either travel to the UK or live there. Here’s the blog post I wrote that posted before the show. Good job, UK government for earning the stupid fuck award.

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Fraudulent Activity on the dark web with retail

This is a two part article coming to us from Phishlabs.

• Top Fraudulent Activity Targeting Retail on the Dark Web
• Top Fraudulent Activity Targeting Retail on the Dark Web – Part Two

I hope that you enjoy the program as much as I have bringing it together for you. Thanks for listening!

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