More evidence that a group of conservative political activists is operating a network of websites meant to inflame pandemic-related tension in the U.S. and solicit…
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In an article with the same title, the FBI is asking for the registries to help take down shady domains especially if they deal with…
1 CommentIn an article I read on the 25th of April, Facebook is eledgedly pointing at this Israely group doing things they aren’t suppose to do.…
Leave a CommentI thought that Krebs on Security wrote articles similar to this, but this one came from Cyberscoop. The question is: Who is World Wired Labs…
1 CommentThis week brings another end to another encryption tool that cyber actors were using. Over 750,000 keys were released in good faith. There are other…
Leave a CommentI’m glad for researchers. According to this article which I’m using the title of for this post, a City was involved where researchers found problems…
Leave a CommentJust like anything, software every day is buggy and bugs and things are found. I sent this to someone when I read this Cyberscoop on…
1 CommentOn the 28th of April, I read an article dealing with a drill to see what could be hacked or taken control of in the…
Leave a CommentOn April 28th, I read an article talking about the Nigerian Scam. In prior posts, I’ve talked about my own experiences about women who have…
Leave a CommentI’ve gotten two of these emails, one at jaredrimer.net and the other at whitecanetravel.com on the 28th. I want people to see this, and tell…
Leave a CommentOn the 29th Brian Krebs penned another article in the serious series asking about whether you’d fall for phone scams. People will stop at nothing…
Leave a CommentYesterday afternoon between 3:30 PM and 4 PM US Pacific time, I noticed that we were completely down. I was getting mail issues, and even…
Leave a CommentHi all, The RSS feed has the program. When this posts, I’ll get mixcloud updated with the show. I have not done mixcloud in quite…
Leave a CommentAnother breach, this time at an unlikely source. Paay Misconfiguration Leaves Transaction Data Exposed is the article and I’m absolutely shocked! This is a credit…
Leave a CommentZeus Sphinx is back although I know that Zeus itself was dealing with stealing banking credentials. This time, in an article from Forbes, we learn…
Leave a CommentThere’s going to be a lot in this one, and lots of stories may be of interest to you. Some of the stories I’ve covered,…
Leave a CommentIn an article that talks about Zoom busting their efforts on security, I’m hoping that they are. Being scrutinized in this way is no fun…
Leave a CommentI’m glad tha I don’t do a whole lot of opening of mail on my phone. There has been reports of two zero days that…
Leave a CommentOn the 23rd of this month, I read a very interesting article in regards to a very large botnet in Peru which was disrupted. While…
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I’m glad I don’t use Google as my phone provider
Michael in Tennessee who has been on my podcast sent me this, and I haden’t read it at the time he sent it. Looks like…