Cybersecurity Today

Today's podcast covers a new phishing lure that tries to capture passwords, another bad Mac app discovered and interesting reports from government committees in Canada and the U.S.

Today's podcast covers a ransomware author who isn't giving victims the opportunity to pay to get their data back, a new malware campaign attacking home and small busienss routes and a warning to say away from piracted Mac software

Today's podcast looks at a new email campaign aimed at retail, restaurant and grocery chains, which include personalized attachments to trick people. Also, a error at a company's web support page leads to trouble and watch for security updates for kids' devices

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Today's podcast covers the endorsement by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce of the Cyber Essentials certification program, Australia's attempt to catch criminals who use encryption and a reminder to watch for an Android update

Today's podcast looks at ways criminals take advantage of news of data breaches, why you need to watch who sends you email and Apple pulls two apps from its store because they force people to pay when logging in

Today's podcast discovers problem open ElasticSearch databases, a warning about Sennheiser headphone software and a security update that needs to be installed by users of the Zoom desktop conferencing software

Today's podcast has news about prosecutors going after global ransomware, virus and advertising scams, as well as on Dell's admission of a security breach

Today's podcast covers a Thanksgiving scam, research on improving fake fingerprints and a possible data breach in the U.S. and a warning from a dental office to its patients

Today's podcast reminds listeners not to use company-owned computers or smart phones to go for online holiday bargains, the U.S. post office fixes a serious website flaw and 13 bad apps found on the Google Play Store