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The Blame Game: Who's Responsible for Hacked Social Media Accounts? Plus, a new threat involving spoofed Zoom, Google, and Skype meeting requests that spread remote access Trojans (RATs)
Why you should never trust an AI girlfriend or boyfriend and the “shocking” details on how the US government collects data about you.
The privacy risks of the new “get to know me” trend on social media, and Ring's decision to discontinue its 'Request for assistance' feature on its Neighbors app which initially allowed police to publicly request doorbell footage without a warrant.
This week we discuss a reported deepfake scam that allegedly led to the theft of 25.6 million from a multinational company and Canada's attempt to ban the Flipper Zero device, believing it plays a role in auto thefts.
Our interview with cybersecurity influencer Jason Haddix where we discuss the state of bug bounty and cybersecurity career growth. Plus, don’t miss Jason’s origin story!
Why do we continue to blame the victims for the cause of a data breach? In this episode, learn what we as an industry can do about it with special guest Andra Zaharia.
Host Tom Eston explores the new iPhone “Stolen Device Protection” feature to prevent your personal data from being compromised if a thief steals your iPhone.
What is Scambaiting and is it an effective tool to stop scammers? How to protect your social media accounts from being taken over, and what could happen when a network connected wrench gets hacked?
A new law in Ohio aims to stop kids under the age of 16 from using social media without parental consent, details on Meta’s new link history feature, and a judge in Ottawa says three smartphones from a alleged pedophile must be returned because 175 mil...
In this episode, we discuss the most sophisticated iPhone exploit ever, Google’s agreement to settle a $5 billion lawsuit about tracking users in ‘incognito’ mode, and a new iOS app, Journal. The iPhone exploit, known as Operation Triangulation,