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Today we’re going to discuss some news that will interest those in Enterprise settings with Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday for November. We will also talk about how GoDaddy got socially engineered. Following the news we will hear the second part of our interview with Ian Clark and then our own Ian will tell us how to deal with all of those Thanksgiving Turkey leftovers. We will review a open-source, command line utility interface and then Ian will tell us all about his experience with NVIDIA GeForce Now. Lastly, we will look at a utility called Climate, which aims to make your Linux command line experience even better. So, grab that Pumpkin’ Spiced Latte, wrap up in a blanket, and join us for our Thanksgiving episode. Now on with the news.

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– Skip Intro Music – Microsoft Patches Kerberos – GoDaddy Not Immune to Social Engineering – Interview: Ian Clark – Iron Chef Ian: Best Turkey Sandwich Ever – PoTW: eDEX-UI – PoTW: NVIDIA GeForce Now – Learning Linux: Climate CLI Utility – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Microsoft Patches Kerberos* Microsoft CVE-2020-17049* GoDaddy Not Immune to Social Engineering

Guest Interview

* Ian Clark LinkedIn* Cyber Learning & Friends Discord Server

Recipe

* Iron Chef Ian: Best Turkey Sandwich Ever

Picks of the Week

* PotW: eDEX-UI* PotW: NVIDIA GeForce Now

Learning Linux

* Climate CLI Utility

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This week we’re going to talk about Apple’s new M1 chips and the devices they’re being slotted into. We’ll also discuss how ransomware is turning to social media to fill the coffers. After the news, we will have an interview with Ian Clarke, a young up and comer with some advice for those entering the field of cyber security. Following the interview we will honor Diwali with a Chicken 65 dish. Then we’ll look over an app called Listy and a great site to find capture the flag events for our Security Engineers. Lastly, we will discuss Moore’s Law and leave it on a cliffhanger. You’ve been warned.

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– Skip Intro Music – Apple’s New M1 Chip – Ransomware Groups Turn to Social Media – Interview: Ian Clarke – Iron Chef Ian: Chicken 65 – PotW: Listy App (Apple App Store) – PotW: CTF Time – Engineering Explained: Moore’s Law – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Apple’s New M1 Chip* Apple Unleashes M1* Ransomware Groups Turn to Social Media

Guest Interview

* Ian Clarke LinkedIn* Cyber Learning & Friends Discord Server* Chess Not Checkers: Elevate Your Leadership Game by Mark Miller (Publisher)* Chess Not Checkers: Elevate Your Leadership Game by Mark Miller (Amazon)

Iron Chef Ian

* Chicken 65

Picks of the Week

* PotW: Listy App (Apple App Store)* PotW: CTF Time

Engineering Explained

* Moore’s Law

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Today we’re going to discuss a few different things. For the news we will discuss the new Raspberry Pi 400 and look at a Holiday Pre-Order Round-Up just in time for the holidays. After the news we will talk to Jack Rhysider who hosts the wonderful Darknet Diaries podcast. Then, Ian will delight us all with a sweet treat and help us make some warm 5 minute peach cobbler. Following that we will look at two apps that will put you over the moon: Spacetime 2.0 and AppShopper. Bringing up the rear, we will leave a tip with Teachable Moments. Now, on to the news!

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– Skip Intro Music – RaspberryPi 400 Keyboard – Holiday Pre-Order Round-Up – Interview: Jack Rhysider – Iron Chef Ian: 5 Minute Peach Cobbler – PotW: Spacetime 2.0 – PotW: AppShopper – Leave a Tip: Teachable Moments – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Raspberry Pi 400 Keyboard* Holiday Pre-Order Round-Up

IRQs

* Jack Rhysider LinkedIn* Jack Rhysider Twitter* Darknet Diaries Podcast* Darknet Diaries Discord* Extreme Privacy: What It Takes to Disappear in America by Michael Bazzell* The Icarus Deception: How High Will You Fly by Seth Godin* The Social Dilemma Movie

Iron Chef Ian

* 5 Minute Peach Cobbler

Picks of the Week

* Spacetime 2.0* AppShopper

Leave a Tip

* Teachable Moments

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Today we’re going to discuss a ransomware threat to the healthcare sector and Ian’s take on a new iPhone he just received. We’ll then hear an awesome interview with the creator of Darknet Diaries, Jack Rhysider. Following that Ian will teach us all how to warm up this week with some Peanut Butter Cup Whiskey Martinis, we’ll review a VM for threat hunting, and discover a way to keep tabs on the upcoming 2020 Presidential election. Last, but not least, we will learn about tldr pages on Linux. It’s a new way to help yourself. All of that is coming up on this episode of the show. So, stick around!

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– Skip Intro Music – Ransomware Coming for the Healthcare Sector – Ian Gets an iPhone – Interview: Jack Rhysider – Iron Chef Ian: Peanut Butter Cup Whiskey Martini – PoTW: ThreatPursuit VM – PoTW: 2020 US Election Dashboard – Learning Linux: tldr pages – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Ransomware Coming for the Healthcare Sector* Joint Cyber Security Advisor* Ian Gets an iPhone

Guest Interview

* Jack Rhysider LinkedIn* Jack Rhysider Twitter* Darknet Diaries Podcast* Darknet Diaries Discord* Darknet Diaries EP 50: Operation Glowing Symphony

Recipe

* Iron Chef Ian: Peanut Butter Cup Whiskey Martini 

Picks of the Week

* PotW: ThreatPursuit VM: A Threat Intelligence and Hunting Virtual Machine* PotW: US Election Dashboard

Learning Linux

* tldr pages Official* tldr pages Online* tldr pages Github* tldr pages Shell (POSIX) Client

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This week we are going to talk about some big news for Google. They’re looking to gain some 1990s Microsoft status by dominating the search industry, according to the DOJ. We will then discuss some new features in the new Windows 10 October update. Microsoft Edge is now going to use a new back-end and it has some monopolistic undertones. After the news we will get into our interview with Gavin Dove, the CEO of Fluent. Following that, we will discuss a new recipe for Nashville Hot Chicken Tenders from Iron Chef Ian. And after that the awesome interview, we will review Siri Shortcut Catalogs, how to get Windows 10 on the cheap, and a great resource for Cyber Security professionals. Finally, we will hear a new segment called Engineering Explained and discuss Ray Tracing.

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– Skip Intro Music – Google is the New Microsoft – Windows 10 October Update – Interview: Gavin Dove – Iron Chef Ian: Nashville Hot Chicken Tenders – PotW: Siri Shortcuts Catalog – PotW: Windows 10  – PotW: SamsClass.info – Engineering Explained: Ray Tracing – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Google is the New Microsoft* US, et al vs. Google LLC PDF* Windows 10 October Update

Guest Interview

* Gavin Dove LinkedIn* Fluent* Email: Gavin (at) usefluent.co

Recipe

* Nashville Hot Chicken Tenders

Picks of the Week

* PotW: Siri Shortcuts Catalog* PotW: SamsClass.info* PotW: Windows 10

Engineering Explained

* Ray Tracing* nVidia’s Ray Tracing Essentials Series with Eric Haines

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Today we’re going to discuss Zoom’s End-to-End Encryption and a Microsoft Patch Tuesday worth paying attention to. Afterwards, we will sit down for our second interview with Gerald Auger and even discuss some of his work with NIST. Following that we will learn how to make some homemade poptarts with Iron Chef Ian and then move into our picks this week: XBOX GamePass and a Humble Bundle from Sybex. Wrapping things up, we will Leave a Tip about LEDs.

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– Skip Intro Music – Zoom Encryption – Microsoft Patch Tuesday Notes – Interview: Gerald Auger – Iron Chef Ian: Home Made Poptarts – PoTW: XBOX GamePass – PoTW: Humble Bundle by Sybex – Leave a Tip: LEDs – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Zoom Rolling Out End-to-End Encryption* October Patch Tuesday Release Notes* SCMagazine* Krebs on Security

Guest Interview

* Gerald Auger, Ph.D. LinkedIn* Coastal Information Security Group* Simply Cyber YouTube Channel* Gerald Auger Twitter* Free Cyber Security Resources* NIST 800 Series* NIST Cybersecurity Framework* NIST NICE* NIST NICE Conference* NIST NICE Live Stream* Information Security Forum (ISF)* Back Doors & Breaches * Email Gerald: Gerald (at) coastalinfosec.com

Recipe

* Home Made Pop Tarts

Picks of the Week

* PotW: XBOX GamePass* PotW: Humble

Today we will be discussing some questionable ransomware legislation from the federal government and how it could have some unintended consequences. We will also talk about a topic all of us Engineers love, Cyber Security Awareness Month! Following the news we will hear from Gerald Auger and the impact he is making within Cyber Security. We will then learn how to make some No Power Tacos, just in time to wind down Hurricane Season here in The Gulf. We then review the EARN IT Act and some Jackery portable power devices. . We wrap things up with another great Learning Linux segment where we will discuss Linux permissions.

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– Skip Intro Music – Ransomware: to Pay or Not to Pay – CISA: National Cyber Security Awareness Month – Interview: Gerald Auger – Iron Chef Ian: No Power Tacos – PotW: Oppose the EARN IT Act – PotW: Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 1000 – PotW: Jackery Solar Saga 100W Portable Solar Panel – Learning Linux: Linux Permissions – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Ransomware: to Pay or Not to Pay* AIG subsidiary tells court it’s not responsible for legal cost* Ransomware Attacks Topped List of Cyber Insurance Claims* CISA: National Cyber Security Awareness Month

Guest Interview

* Gerald Auger, Ph.D. LinkedIn* Coastal Information Security Group* Simply Cyber YouTube Channel* Gerald Auger Twitter* Free Cyber Security Resources* Email Gerald: Gerald (at) coastalinfosec.com

Iron Chef Ian

* No Power Tacos

Picks of the Week

* PotW: Oppose the EARN IT Act* PotW: Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 1000* PotW: Jackery Solar Saga 100W Portable Solar Panel* Mr. Mobile’s Jackery Portable Power Station Review

Learning Linux

* Linux Permissions Overview* chmod Absolute Lookup Table

This is a bonus episode from the creators of the Back From the Future Show. They had additional material from their time spent with Jose Olaya and this turned into a special bonus interview with Jose.

This week we are presented with the opportunity to talk with all of our fellow engineers about AT&T’s expansion troubles, a coding mistake in an update that affected Microsoft’s WSL2, and the MP3 turned 25 this year. After the news we will get into our second interview with Jose Olaya. Plus, we may have a little bonus interview following our episode here today! We can neither confirm or deny that fact. You’ll have to check your pod-catcher to see. Following our interview we will see what great new recipe Iron Chef Ian will bring us–I’ve heard it simple. Then we will go over our three picks of the week: Discounted Microsoft Exam Pricing, CompTIA’s Cloud+ Beta Exam, and a throwback with WinAMP. We will then wrap everything up with some Advanced Linux Commands.

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– Skip Intro Music – AT&T Takes the Money and Runs – Microsoft Fixed WSL2 Bug – MP3 Turns 25 – Interview: Jose Olaya – Iron Chef Ian: 6-Ingredient Butternut Squash Noodles – PoTW: Discounted Microsoft Exam Pricing – PoTW: CompTIA Cloud+ Beta Exam – PoTW: WinAMP – Learning Linux: Advanced Linux Commands – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* AT&T Takes the Money and Runs* Microsoft Fixed WSL2 Bug* ZDNet Report on WSL2 Bug* MP3 Turns 25

Guest Interview

* Jose Olaya Acosta LinkedIn

Recipe

* 6-Ingredient Butternut Squash Noodles

Picks of the Week

* PotW: Discounted Microsoft Exam Pricing* PotW: CompTIA Cloud+ Beta Exam* PotW: WinAMP

Linux Segment

* Advanced Linux Commands

Today we’re going to discuss Microsoft’s acquisition of ZeniMax, which means Bethesda is now an XBOX property. We will also look into a new look for Wikipedia. It will be a slow go and interesting in the end. We will then have a discussion of 5G and Huwaei with Jose Olaya. Ian will then tell us about what he’s been cooking up, some Lemon Mahi-Mahi. Then we have two picks of the week, Malware Bazaar and Calibre. They are two very different picks, but both are really great and helpful. Lastly, we will Leave a Tip about Multiple Monitors. 

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– Skip Intro Music – Notorious RBG – Microsoft to Acquire ZeniMax and Bethesda – Wikipedia Getting a Facelift – Interview: Jose Olaya – Iron Chef Ian: Lemon Mahi-Mahi – PoTW: Malware Bazaar – PoTW: Calibre – Leave a Tip: Multiple Monitors – Special Announcements – Contact Us

Helpful Links

News

* Notorious RGB* Microsoft to Acquire ZeniMax and Behesda* Wikipedia Getting a Facelift

Guest Interview

* Jose Olaya Acosta LinkedIn

Recipe

* Lemon Mahi-Mahi

Picks of the Week

* PoTW: Malware Bazaar* PoTW: Calibre

Leave a Tip

* Setup Multi-Monitors