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…
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Hello 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 CommentHi this is the link to the article for those that want to read it. https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/501363/how-police-helped-an-elderly-man-avoid-losing-20-000-in-a-scam So pritty much bee carefull who calls you. Fake…
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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SEC sues Solar Winds for fraud, says they are secure and the charges are baseless
In the article I’m about to link, Solar Winds says that the suit is baseless and they have been as secure as possible. But the…