Jared's Technology Podcast Network

Jared's Technology Podcast Network

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Jared's Technology Podcast Network episodes

  • The Security box, podcast 34: The Rest of the Key Logging discussion
    Welcome to podcast 34 of the Security Box. On this edition, we'll pick up where we left off on the Key Logging aspect of our discussion and we'll have news, notes, commentary and more. We also have something from Michael in Tennessee who sent us a video of 12 Android apps you must get rid of. Some of these, are quite interesting. Hope you enjoy the program as much as I am bringing it together for you.
    News Notes will be on the blog and I did enjoy the program. Hope you do too. See you next week!
    2 hr 24 min
  • The Security box, podcast 33: Part 2 of the Keylogging discussion and more
    On this podcast, we continue where we left off with our Key Logging topic, and we'll also have news, notes, questions, comments and concerns. Hope you'll enjoy the program as much as we have putting it together for you.
    Topic: Continuing Key Stroke Logging
    This may take several programs, but we must cover keystroke logging. We take from the Wikipedia page on keystroke logging so you can follow along. Different heading include, but not limited to: application, software based keyloggers, keystroke logging and writing processes, related features, hardware based keyloggers and history. There are 4 different headings for this article and a lot to read. I figured it would be a good discussion to have since it has come up in discussions of other things. I hope you enjoy the discussion as much as I am bringing it to you.
    There's more, news notes will be posted on the blog for everyone to see what links and items we have. Enjoy the show!
    2 hr 34 min
  • The Security Box, podcast 32: The Beginning of Keyloggers
    These are the show notes. For full news notes, please check the blog.
    Welcome to the security box, podcast 32. On this edition of the program, we're going to taolk about keystroke loggers. I found a Wikipedia article which is detailed and there could be a possibility that this goes in to multiple weeks. We'll also have news, notes, questions, comments and even a "things to ponder" segment to boot.
    Topic, Keystroke logging:
    This may take several programs, but we must cover keystroke logging. We take from the Wikipedia page on keystroke logging so you can follow along. Different heading include, but not limited to: application, software based keyloggers, keystroke logging and writing processes, related features, hardware based keyloggers and history. There are 4 different headings for this article and a lot to read. I figured it would be a good discussion to have since it has come up in discussions of other things. I hope you enjoy the discussion as much as I am bringing it to you.
    Things to Ponder
    During last week's program, we were still learning about the possible issue in a small town in Florida that could've had some serious problems with its water supply if it weren't for a worker noticing something as simple as a mouse moving. In this things to ponder segment, I talk about what we've learned to date, and its quite interesting. To date, I have two sources you can read more, one an article by our good companion Brian Krebs, the other from CISA. You should read them both, and of course listen to what my thoughts are and participate.
    • What’s most interesting about the Florida water system hack? That we heard about it at all. Krebs on Security
    • Alert (AA21-042A) Compromise of U.S. Water Treatment Facility CISA
      • I hope you'll participate in this interesting story.
      2 hr 35 min
    • The Security box, podcast 31: Domain discussion continued, news, notes and more
      The show notes are full of links, and those will be posted to the blog as soon as we can.
      The program only has two tracks at the end, and I'm happy with how it turned out I think. While there were no calls, I know this show will have a lot of info, and the podcast notes will explain things by linking to various things.
      Welcome to the security box, podcast 31. On this podcast, we're going to continue the discussion of domains with several different things that we couldn't get to from last week. Also, we'll have news, notes, questions, comments and more. I hope you enjoy the program as much as we have putting it together for you.
      I hope you all enjoy the program, and see you for keyloggers next week.
      1 hr 53 min
    • The Security Box, podcast 30: Domain discussion, security segment, news, notes and Drama
      Welcome to podcast 30 of the Security Box. On this security box podcast, the goal is to talk about domains. We'll talk about what a domain is, how they work, a little bit about the IP system, and some recent news in regards to domains, registration companies, look-alike domains and more. We'll have news, notes, questions, comments and Michael in Tenessee with a segment to boot.
      For full show notes, check the tech blog. Some tech issues occurred, but the show must go on. Enjoy!
      2 hr 58 min
    • Tech podcast 359 for January 29, 2021
      Welcome to podcast 359 of the technology podcast. I'm Jared, and its time to bring you another podcast.
      Today, we've got something I think you'll be interested in as I talk about something that has been around awhile that seems to be finally dismantled, at least for now. What might that be? Its called Trick Bot. I heard a podcast about it and how it has pretty much fell, but yet, its still around according to an article I'll be talking about and reading later.
      Next, I talk about Weather Gods. Its one of many different apps on the app store. I posted on the tech blog and on Applevis in regards to this topic, and I chose this app because of my needs, and something I feel isn't fair called double extortion. There is a paid app, and then they want us to pay for a subscription for what I can get for either beta testing, or paying for the subscription. Thoughts are welcome.
      Finally, could Net Neutrality be coming back? According to a podcast, it might be, and I talk about it here instead of the security box.
      Contact info is at the end of the program as usual.
      What to read or listen to:
      • <Trickbot may be down, but can we count it out? The Cyber Wire Daily
        • Thanks for listening!
        1 hr 1 min
      • The Security Box, podcast 29: messaging apps and security, news, notes and more
        Welcome to the security box, podcast 29. On this episode of the podcast, what seems to be the problem with messaging applications such as Whatsapp, Signal and others when it comes to their security? What do you think of for cloud security for 2021 as the pandemic continues? We'll have news, notes, questions, comments and more including bits from Sans News bites, Trend Micro and more.
        Topics
        • Security Now episode 802 was released and broadcasted the week of January 19, 2020. On this podcast, are we really concerned about what application we choose to use to message? Steve says that it doesn't honestly matter, as metadata isn't all that big of a deal. Who really cares if phone numbers, time of messages, and even how long audio messages may be? There are apps discussed for more private communication, but metadata doesn't cover the content of the message itself. From Steve's introduction taken from his security now page he writes in part: Then we wrap up by looking at various aspects
          • of the frenzy caused by WhatsApp's quite predictable move to incorporate its users' conversation metadata into Facebook's monetization ecosystem. This segment lasts roughly 20 minutes as I play the segment for all to hear. What do you think about this?
        • What about cloud security for 2021? The Top Worry In Cloud Security for 2021 is the Trend Micro article, and I found a video on their youtube page that seems to voice the article. We'll play this video and we'll discuss. Cloud Dynamics: Top Cloud Security Challenges for 2021 is the video. Your thoughts are welcome.
          • For complete news notes, please see the tech blog for details. Thanks so much for listening!
          2 hr 41 min
        • The Security box, podcast 28: Year in Review items Teledildonics, and more
          Welcome to the program. Full news notes will be on the blog, but here are the topics and what is talked about before news notes. Hope you enjoy!
          Welcome to podcast 28 of the Security Box. On this podcast, a couple of year in review items, news, notes, something called teledildonics or "The Male Chasity Cage" from a recent Security Now podcast, news, notes, questions, comments and more.
          Topics:
          • Year In Review: Ransomware
          • The Year In Review: How COVID-19 Has Changed Cyber Security
          • Security Now has a segment on something that I really don't understand, but yet, caught my attention. I believe the term used by Steve was Teledildonics. Something we should be concerned about? The Internet of Dongs
          • Covid-19 scam alert on vaccines
            • 3 hr 9 min
          • The Security Box, podcast 27: Trend Micro report, breaches of the year and more
            Hello folks, welcome to the security box, podcast 27. Trend Micro has a report they do each year talking about the trends of the next year and its worth talking about. Did you know about any of the breaches of the past year? We'll go through that thanks to Solutions Review, as well. We'll have news, notes, commentary and more and even a guest to boot if everything goes well. Thanks so much for listening, and make it a great day!
            Topics:
            • The Security Predictions from Trend Micro is always something fun to read. We'll talk about some highlights that might be of interest, and of course, we'll take questions and comments in regards to this. You can read the article entitled: Takeaways from Trend Micro's 2021Predictions to learn more. I also posted a blog post with my thoughts on this one, and its available for everyone to read.
            • Are you aware of the biggest breaches of the year? There is a post with videos and text, and we'll talk about this. Ben Canner, a follower of mine on twitter, tweeted out Solutions Review Presents: The Top Data Breaches of 2020 and boy, is it something that I think we should cover.
            • Cyber Wire Daily has what they call Research Saturday. This is a link to January 9th's episode on Emotet and I will be summarizing this as part of this week's program. There is a link to read show notes, and thanks to Overcast for providing a link to the episode, I think its worth sharing.
              • News Notes:
              I think we're going back to the original format that we started with, its much easier to maintain it that way. If you liked the other format, please let me know.
              • According to Cyberwire Daily, a podcast, President Trump was removed from Twitter for several days, as well as removed from Facebook until he leaves office. The Washinton Post may have an article on this, as they site the post as being where the reports of him being kicked off. The January 7th program talked about the fact President Trump urged people to show their displeasure, although a tweet said to do it peacefully. It made no difference, as people demonstrated and caused problems on January 6th and caused the recount to be delayed. It was resumed later in the evening, and president elect Joe Biden was confirmed. Facebook bans Trump indefinitely; risks 'simply too great,' Zuckerberg says and Facebook, Twitter act on Trump's false messaging after violence at Capitol should be read in regards to the latest on this ordeal. These two articles were read after listening to the podcast.
              • This Week in Security News - Jan 8, 2021 has quite a lot of articles, some of which I had meant to cover but haden't had an opportunity to blog about.
              • Russian man sentenced to 12 years in prison for massive JPMorgan data heist is a bit of good news after a long bout of wondering if we are going to get some good news. While I published some good news recently, 2021 has gotten off to a great start with this one. This J.P. Morgan breach at the time was the biggest to date for that time, but Solar Winds today tops that. This was well orchestrated, and you should read this.
                • There's more, check the blog for complete notes. Enjoy!
                3 hr 6 min

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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…