Jared's Technology Podcast Network

Jared's Technology Podcast Network

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  • The Security box, podcast 120: News notes and a discussion on how to shop safely
    The Security box, podcast 120 has plenty in this program which is over 3 hours in length. We have at least one asshole of the podcast, possibly two, you judge. This podcast talks about the landscape and your money, talking about tools and techniques that you might be able to use to make sure you're as safe as possible. We talk about the podcast scheduling, what's coming up, and the scheduled breaks.
    Asshole award of the podcast and related content
    This blog post I title Hacker charged, hacked psychotherapy center, demanded ransome and went after patients to pay leads to an article with a very interesting story. This guy has been charged with ransoming and later bankruptring a psychotherapy center. Apparently, the suspect named has been convicted with over 50k of various cybercrimes since the age of 17. There's more, read the linked blog post and article for complete details.
    Also in a related asshole of the podcast this blog post tilted We’ve got an update on the raccoon developer talks about an article where the developer of the latest piece of malware got in trouble because his girlfriend decided to post their whereabouts on the all too famous "Instagram." Shoudlv'e thought about this possibly?
    There are other news things we cover, so visit the blog for complete details.
    2 hr 52 min
  • The Security box, podcast 119: The Intricacies of social media
    On this podcast, we cover the launch of my newest project, then get in to social media and the intricacies of it. Hope you enjoy the show! I enjoyed doing this show, and this is one of those that may go over like this one did. Its not common, but it does happen. This is program 119 of this series. Thanks again for listening!
    3 hr 7 min
  • The Security box, podcast 118: Let's discuss books Welcome to podcast 118 of the Security Box. On this show, we're going to talk about books. Not all books may be covered due to timein the industry!
    Welcome to podcast 118 of the Security Box. On this show, we're going to talk about books. Not all books may be covered due to time constraints, but we'll list all of the ones here. Question is, what kind of books? These books are dealing with security in one way or another.
    The list may contain multiple books, and are split up in to authors. We'll have this in a multi-list format where the main list is in author, and sublist will have the books.
    Books may be available via other sources that the blind and disabled can access including Bookshare, the NLS, and apple books. The NLS Bard page can only be accessed by eligible patrons and will not be linked here. All linked books come from Amazon or its affiliates, but you can search the book titles separately to find the price that fits your budget unless bard has it already.

    From this list, we do know that BARD only has one book, but that could change. Check Bard often, you never know what will be posted there.
    Besides that, we'll have news, notes and more. Now, here are the books and thanks for listening!
    • Mark Russinovich
      • Zero Day: A Jeff Aiken Novel (Jeff Aiken Series Book 1)
      • Trojan Horse: A Jeff Aiken Novel (Jeff Aiken Series Book 2)
      • Rogue Code: A Jeff Aiken Novel
      • Scott Schober
        • Hacked Again
        • Cybersecurity Is Everybody's Business: Solve the Security Puzzle for Your Small Business and Home
        • Senior Cyber: Best Security Practices for Your Golden Years
        • Kim Zetter
          • Countdown to Zero Day: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World's First Digital Weapon
          • Mikko Hyponnen
              • 2 hr 17 min
            • The Security box, podcast 117: DKIM is finally discussed as well as news notes EMHS development and more
              Hello folks, welcome to the Security Box. On today's program, besides talking about the beta of EMHS which is still in development, we finally touch on something I tried to cover in earlier podcasts. What is that, you say? That's DomainKeys Identified Mail otherwise known as DKIM. We've been needing to cover this for quite awhile, but I'm not familiar if whether we did, and while other topics we've covered on NCSAM this year we've covered in the past, this one I don't think we did. We also cover the news from the blog and other things on participents minds. I hope that you enjoy the program as much as I have bringing it together for you, and thanks so much for listening! We can't do the show without you.
              2 hr 30 min
            • The Security box, podcast 116: SMS and its interesting problems
              On this program, I'm alone today talking about SMS and its very interesting issues. I'm not saying its a bad thing, but there are things about it that can be of interest. The linked article may need work, but can be used to gain knowledge. Knowledge is power, and we don't cover it word for word. I hope you all enjoy the program as much as I have bringing it to you, and we'll be back next week.
              The podcast today is sponsored comercial free by The Jared Rimer Network. Visit me on the web to learn more about me and maybe you'll find something of interest.
              1 hr 41 min
            • The Security box, podcast 115: NCSAM week 2, talking about domains
              Welcome to program 115 of the Security box. Today, we talk about domains and SSL and plenty of news stuff too. The first hour and a half of the over 3 hour program is news related, check the blog for complete details on things or subscribe to the TSB list itself.
              Some of the stuff we talk about is already on the blog, others are not, but plan to be.
              As far as domains go, when we talked about Phishing we mentioned the fact that I published several resources on checking whether a domain exists and when it was registered and possibly by who. This was in reference to an article talking about Ian Phishing scams that might be out there now. Please be safe!
              Here are two resources:
              • ICANN Lookup
              • Who Is Lookup from Network Solutions
                • There are other tools to look up domains, and we can't forget about the ICANN web site and their work to keep domains at least here in the states in good working order.
                Another thing we talked about but not in great detail is Transport Layer Security which SSL is now known as. We're providing the Wikipedia page as a reference since I didn't go in to a lot of detail on it. If people want me to, I can do that.
                If we've forgotten something that we should mention as part of this discussion, please send a note and let me know about it. There is always something to talk about in this space, and I can't think of everything, or think it may be too technical.
                You can always contact me through my web site and I thank each and every one of you for participating this week. See you next week!
                3 hr 36 min
              • The Security box, podcast 114: news, notes and NCSAM week 1
                Welcome everyone to the Security box, podcast number 114 on the technology podcast series.
                On this podcast, we cover some of the news from around the landscape, and then we start NCSAM.
                What is NCSAM you ask? It stands for National Cyber Security Awareness month, and various countries call it something different, and may cover different things.
                On week 1, which officially starts on October 1, we talk about passwords. Besides learning about 10 passwords that you should probably not use, the artivle we take from takes this in to aidifferent demention, covering different categories like food and drink, curse words, sports and more.
                The article is titled Most common passwords: latest 2022 statistics and it comes from Cybernews. Looks like they did a great job with it!
                We hope you enjoy the program, and thanks so much for listening!
                3 hr 20 min
              • The Security Box, podcast 113: Violence as a service, this turns from Cybercrime to real world crime

                Hello folks, welcome to the security box.  We had 10 people in our room today, and we hope you enjoy the program.  Here are the show notes of today's program, and we'll see you next week!


                Welcome to the Security box, podcast 113.  On this episode of the program, the biggest topic is "Violence as a service" as it is being talked about on multiple podcasts.


                Have you read the article by Brian Krebs titled Violence-as-a-Service: Brickings, Firebombings & Shootings for Hire and if you did, what did you think about it?


                Seems as though this is going to get very interesting as actors as they're known in the industry will be changing their tactics to something like this.


                Besides this, I hope that you'll come join us and comment as we'll have some news from around the landscape, thoughts on other things of interest and of course questions and comments from the audience.  


                Thanks for listening and participating and we'll see you on another edition of the program!

                2 hr 28 min
              • The Security box, podcast 112: Actors want our OTP codes, more in our business endeavors than personal
                Who Knew! Podcast 112 is going to talk about one time passcodes being a corporate liability to business, as actors or cybercriminals can take advantage of the common user to give up these codes so they can log in and take control of one account. How 1-Time Passcodes Became a Corporate Liability is the article we'll be referencing, and there is no wrong answer when giving your opinion on this one.
                This article comes from Brian Krebs, shortly after the fiasco that we didn't talk about last podcast which the article that finally got published covered, his blundering mistake which wasn't IMHO.
                With that said, we'll have news from around the landscape and we'll see what others within the club have to say about this or anything else on their mind.
                2 hr 24 min

              About Jared's Technology Podcast Network

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              This podcast network will have my main tech program when something comes out which is not security related. Sans News Bites, The Security Box, and other tech nuggets will also be here too. Some…