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We try to explain EULAs and AUPs in the easiest way possible. We talk about why you should try to read them, but understand it is meant for your lawyer not you. We finish by giving you best practices for work related issues.

Sorry, the video feed didn’t come through, so only audio. We talk more about WhatsApp, and some questions that came up.

WhatsApp became 100% end to end encrypted. This is awesome, and as the article says it made 1 billion people more secure. We talk about what all this means in what we want to be a useful FAQ. Forget Apple vs. the FBI: WhatsApp Just Switched on Encryption for a Billion People https://www.whatsapp.com/security/

We first start talking about Apple vs. FBI.  We get into our main topic of real simple checkboxes you can check to make yourself more secure. Basically secure things you can do right now that won’t cost you time or money

[Note: I used the Blab.im audio, so let me know how it sounds.] We loosely cover the second half of our PFSense episode, mainly consisting of VLANs and OpenVPN. This stuff is hard, but very worth it once you figure it out. We tackle some news.

Chaim is setting up his home network, and Tom is walking him through. Today we talk about hardware. Next part is the setup.

We talk about the information learned from the last week of news regarding Apple vs FBI.  Apple weighs in.

We spend the entire show talking about Apple deciding to take a stand on pro encryption.  We talk about what it means.   Tim Cook’s Email

I’m sure we have spoken about backup in the past, but we revisit the issue.  We talk about how to backup simply.  If you don’t have a backup, this will get you going.  It isn’t the best solution, but it is a solution.

We have too much fun with Shodan.io (an IoT search engine). With the time left we talk about LostPass (a way of phishing browser based password managers). Show Notes: Sean Cassidy https://www.seancassidy.me/lostpass.html