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Hello folks, Thanks so much for joining us for another year of National Cyber Security Awareness month. It was a pleasure serving you. As I…
Leave a CommentHello folks, welcome to the security box, podcast 167. On this edition of the podcast, we’ve got Erata of things including Coppa, oversharing and more.…
Leave a CommentOn podcast 377, another Webinar dealing with what’s going on in the landscape. Don’t have RSS? No problem. Here is the 47.7mb file for you…
Leave a CommentTo protect the identity, I will not be putting the entire email out here, but someone at MENVI forwarded the email to me. The email…
Leave a CommentI’m not sure what a Har file is, and according to what I’m reading, it is needed in this environment. One Password, a password manager…
Leave a CommentI know Shaun posted this blog post recently, and I read the accompanying blog post. Nick did mention that it was a nice heartwarming story,…
Leave a CommentWe’ve probably covered the Las Vegas Cassino fiasco at some point or another, but I think it should be covered again. This article is titled…
Leave a CommentFor those who don’t have RSS this 59.4mb file is the link to the file for today’s podcast. We know that domains are everywhere. New…
Leave a CommentThere’s an entire newsletter covering this, but it wasn’t shared as a link except to share it, not to read it. This comes from Kim…
Leave a CommentHello folks, welcome to another Security box. On this edition, we’re packed with news, notes and more. We go through the blog and find things…
Leave a CommentI blogged about X apparently wanting to charge $1 for people to use the service. In a fortune article posted within the last week, it…
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Leave a CommentWhy do you think it is important to update software? Windows anyhow pushes updates to us, but there are other pieces of software. The Mac…
Leave a CommentQuishing is known as QR code Phishing. I have used a few of these, and it doesn’t seem that accessible with Voiceover. I recently had…
Leave a CommentToday is the Malware Bytes Newsletter. In this article we’re going to talk about three steps people aren’t taking when it comes to CyberSecurity. While…
Leave a CommentSome years back, I talked on my podcast about services that could be used for reminders. While they differed slightly, Oh Don’t Forget and Snoozester…
Leave a CommentFrom Cybercrime Wire: Prosecutors in Finland have charged a hacker, accused of the theft of tens of thousands of records from psychotherapy patients, with more…
Leave a CommentThis is the latest boost that caught me to read this article dealing with accessibility. It says: Jeffrey D. Stark: Boosting Helidonkey (ednun_p): My good…
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The Top level domain for the United States now harbors malicious URL shortening service
I’ve been sounding the alarm for quite awhile about URL shorteners. I understand what their purpose is, but I think that with Twitter having longer…