Cybersecurity Today

Today's podcast looks at how the U.S. shutdown affects government web sites, a malvertising warning and how new social media sites are used by terrorists

Today's podcast looks at a new SMS banking scam that tries to fool Canadians into giving up passwords, a WhatsApp scam and why a WiFi app for a hot tub can get you into hot water

Today's podcast warns of an iPhone call scam, looks at a hack of prominent Germans and describes spyware found in Android apps

Today's podcast looks at a rash of breaches reported around the first days of the new year, a U.S. poll on privacy expectations and the need for Mac users to update a utility

Today's podcast asks listeners to resolve in 2019 to be safer online, and has a number of practical suggestions on how to do it

Today's podcast has some quick advice to make your online holiday shopping sales spree safe 

How much location data does your smart phone give away? Quite a lot, according to a recent New York Times article. Today's podcast talks a look at location services and what you should think about

Today's podcast covers a new email campaign targeting employees of banks and financial institutions, two embarrassing cases of employee errors and a warning to upgrade Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser

Today's podcast covers the hack of an Arizona man's surveillance camera that might have a Canadian connection, and might have been a good deed; also, a Twitter controversy and a new bug to be patched 

Today's podcast looks at a challenge to two-factor authentication, a new tool on the dark web for attacking Windows computers and the threa of memes to your PC