Jared's Technology Podcast Network

Jared's Technology Podcast Network

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Jared's Technology Podcast Network episodes

  • The Security Box, podcast 5: Phishing and its different forms
    Today was quite interesting. The numbers in phishing are staggering according to the APWG. Links to the main article we use and a podcast re given. There's plenty more to cover in this space.
    Podcast 5 covered Phishing and its various forms. The main option we used was Wikipedia, but we also link to F-secure and a podcast talking about what this is. There is one aspect we did not cover which I think we should. Our things to ponder segment was a little adult in nature but appropriate in today's environment of social media and the things that are allowed and not.
    • Episode 25 | The Psychology of Phishing F-Secure
    • 025| The Psychology of Phishing f-secure sound cloud
    • What is the CFAA and why has it been a problem? The technology blog
      • The show lasts 3 hours, 32 moinutes, and I hope you enjoy! No major news notes segments.
      3 hr 33 min
    • The Security Box, podcast 4: News, notes, breaches, the CFAA, and more!
      Welcome to podcast 4 of the Security Box. On this show, we've got one main topic, a very interesting talk by Shaun Everess about a big time breach which effects GPS, news, notes, and more!
      Our main topic:
      Our main topic is the Computer Fraud and Abuse act. What is it? How did it come about? Do you think its working?
      • What is the CFAA and why has it been a problem? The Technology blog and podcast
        • Shaun's topic
        Shaun Everess talks about some blog stuff, but he also talks about a big time GPS hack that could possibly be effecting all of us in some aspect. The topic is also being cross posted to the technology podcast as a whole, but I'm putting it here for comment by this podcast.
        • This blog post from the Technology blog and podcast This has to be the biggest breach to date gives my thoughts, along with Shaun's email. It also links to the story both linked in his email, and actually linked at the bottom.
          • Other newsy things
          • Are you concerned about your news? Find something on a news site you may have heard on the tech blog or another source? https://technology.jaredrimer.net/2020/07/28/russia-targeting-corona-vaccine-were-no-closer-news-sites-are-late/ is the blog post from the tech blog, yet I read about it on one source, and found it on my news source while looking for something else.
          • COVID closures means more to business ID theft than you think from the blog talks about business compromises that will go beyond your technology. Lines of credit can help you get things for your business including technology things. Ever thought you'd be a problem?
          • Lastpass has an update in regards to their Phishing post earlier is quite interesting as we continue to talk about Phishing. This isn't going to be the only article I blog on the topic, please view the blog article section for more.
            • Twitter News
            • Florida Teenager arrested in massive twitter hack, two adults also charged The Technology blog and Podcast leading to three articles, two from news specific and one tech related
              • This isn't possibly the entire news, but some items that may be of interest. Please check the blog for more, contact me to tell me what you want discussed, and thanks for listening!
              3 hr 16 min
            • Tech podcast 349: Jaws, Twitter, Braille2000 and more
              Welcome to the technology podcast, podcast 349. This program is almost an hour and a half, and is packed with tons of stuff. Contact information is given throughout the program, so please get in touch!
              • Have you ever seen notations talking about fixes for screen reader users? Firefox fixed a very nasty crash with Jaws, but besides that, other screen reader updates were made to Firefox 79 which has recently been released. You don't normally see fixes for access tech so this is quite a surprise and a welcome change. Thanks Firefox! blog post
              • Shaun Everess, my second admin, is along with a segment talking about one of the biggest breaches I believe we've seen. This one, deals with a well known brand most people will be familiar with. Besides that, Shaun talks about the Spam problem I've been trying to fight for years. >blog post on the breach and find updates through the blog in regards to what he did for the Spam problem.
              • I have a twitter update. first blog post and second blog post
              • B2K is finally talked about on another podcast besides this one. In a long awaited podcast, Blind Bargains Interviews Jared Rimer who talks about the program, braille transcription, and more. Segment starts 15 minutes in. blog post
              • I give a talk on two different articles I've recently read on Krebs on Security dealing with credit and debit card fraud and EMV payment processes. This recent blog post should've been posted after I recorded the segment, but does link to the two articles.
              • Michael in Indiana talks about two different items. The first, is a very interesting Comcast story which turned out great. The second, an unconfirmed report about Microsoft buying Tiktok. We talk about TikTok as South Korea was fining this Chinese App maker due to Coppa violations and big time ones too. I also have comments following a video I found through the BBC. blog post
                • Contact information, and information on what is going on in the security box ends the podcast. The total length of the file is 1 hour, 26 minutes. I hope the wide variety of topics is of interest to you. I'll be back with more on the tech podcast very soon. Thanks so much for listening!
                1 hr 27 min
              • The Security Box, podcast 3: COPPA and its effects
                Welcome to the Security Box, podcast 3. We really only have one main topic here. We also include news, notes, and other things in passing.
                • Children's Online Privacy Protection Act Wikipedia
                • The Childrens online privacy Protection act is here, not following the law by Tik Tok The Technology blog and podcast
                  • We'll have two segments on things to ponder where personal information is concerned, and we'll also have your comments, questions, and concerns. I hope you'll enjoy the show as much as i have putting it together!
                  Thanks to everyone that decided to participate during the live program. Remember that if you listen through the podcast, your voice still counts, so get those emails, imessages, texts, or whats app messages to me. Contact info is given throughout the program, and thanks so much for listening!
                  3 hr 6 min
                • The Security Box, podcast 2 for July 22, 2020
                  Welcome to the security box, podcast 2. On this podcast, Twitter takes center stage as it suffered a very interesting security problem they need to solve. People have said it was a big time breach, but as you'll soon find out, unless you read the tech blog, there is more to the breach. Yes, accounts got breached, but we know there is other info. Articles are listed here for you to review. Besides that, find out about a big time breach article which was a two year look at many different breaches within a two year period. Also, find out about a piece of malware making a huge return on how it can't! be trackable now a days and what the threat actors are up to.
                  Depending on time, not everything may be covered. If you see the rundown and you want things covered we didn't get to, please let us know!
                  The links to news items are in no particular order, we provide them in the order I put them in. Of course, please contact me through the contact the dj's page on the mix or through the tech blog itself.
                  Thanks so much for listening to the program, and we'll be back with you next time!
                  • Scammers hijack Twitter accounts of Joe Biden, Bill Gates and others to promote cryptocurrency Cyberscoop
                  • Joker Malware Apps Once Again Bypass Google's Security to Spread via Play Store The Hacker News
                  • Twitter Hacked in Bitcoin Scam Trend Micro
                  • Around 130 Twitter accounts targeted in bitcoin scam hack, company says Cyberscoop
                  • Account Takeover Attacks Cause Chaos @ Twitter Phish Labs
                  • An update on our security incident twitter blog July 18 2020
                    • In a future podcast, let us talk about the CFAA and whether you think its been effective. Even still, lets possibly talk about Coppa. Have any topics you want discussed security wise? Have terms you don't understand? The box wants to hear from you!
                    2 hr 58 min
                  • The Technology podcast, podcast 348: VAC, Mac, and chinese software
                    Welcome to podcast 348 of the technology blog and podcast series. I've decided to change it up a little bit with a different spin on the security aspect, as well as talking about a piece of software that I've once used before, but yet, need it again. The setup was quite easy, and I pretty much did it on my own. Then, what do you get when you have to think about the security of your software you use to do your work? What about the type of computer you use such as Windows, Mac or Lynux? Full thoughts and links to items follow.
                    • Virtual Audio Cable is a piece of software that acts like a mixer. We've talked about it once before, and I believe we've demoed it. Its back as I talk about the Security Box and how I'm putting people on air.
                    • What do you think about when you think of the Mac? Its not known for viruses, trojans, and worms. However, with this latest development, I begin to wonder if the Mac will start receiving more problems like Windows has for many years. In this article entitled Updates on ThiefQuest, the Quickly-Evolving macOS Malware from Trend Micro, really makes you think. Its got lots of images for those who are sighted,, so you might want to check it out as I talk about it and other operating systems in general.
                    • Finally, what do you think about if you were told to install something that you had no idea had a back door? In this article Chinese banks require clients to use tax programs laced with backdoors, report says posted on Cyberscoop, I talk about it and how I'd handle that. I never saw the day that software would be laced with malware and a bit of social engineering would have you install it just to get your work done.
                      • The program is 1 hour and 8 minutes long, and I hope you'll enjoy the program as much as I have putting it together for you. Thanks so much for listening!
                      1 hr 9 min
                    • The Technology podcast 347: Blue Leaks, Twitter, and Braille Transcription
                      Here are the show notes for this program which is podcast 347 of the main tech series.
                      Welcome to the technology blog and podcast, this is podcast 347 of the series. On this podcast, a longer segment on the Blue Leaks issue which I take you the article. Here is the blog post that is linked in the first Security Box which was issued yesterday. Next, Twitter apparently got hacked, or did they? We've been publishing blog posts as we learn more with my thoughts, and we'll be covering this on the Security Box next week. Finally, i have a braille transcription update as I deal with assignment 19. We'll definitely have more news coming out of the twitter camp. What a mess.
                      1 hr 7 min
                    • The Security Box, Security podcast 1
                      This will be the home of the podcast of the Security Box, just security talk on the mix. Articles linked here to topics I've talked about.
                      Welcome to the security box, podcast 1. While we're playing a wide variety of music, the music will not be part of the notations. We're only going to link to things talked about as part of the show itself. The show will be part of the Tech podcast series, but hosted through the independent channel of the suite of servers. I hope that you'll be enlightened by the discussion, and I encourage discussion. If listening through the podcast itself, contact me through my tech address used through the tech podcast. Mix listeners can contact me through the contact the DJ's page of the mix. Thanks for listening!
                      • Dark web Wikipedia
                      • Target’s Data Breach: The Commercialization of APT | SecurityWeek.Com. Security Week
                      • There is doubt in evidence in a case of an alleged Linked in and dropbox hacker the Technology blog and podcast
                      • We have an update on a prior story on a Russian Hacker who was found guilty The Technology blog and podcast
                      • Blue Leaks, this is as bad as it gets The Technology blog and podcast
                      • FEMA IT Specialist Charged in ID Theft, Tax Refund Fraud Conspiracy Krebs on Security
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                        There may be other things I reference that is not going to be specifically linked here. You can visit the tech blog to read anything of interest, as well as searching out stories for future inclusion. There are sources that I don't have because of the amount I already have to read. As the podcast grows, we may not have so many items, but we'll see over time. I hope you've enjoyed the program listening live, or the podcast if you listen that way. See you next time!
                        3 hr 2 min
                      • Tech podcast 346: Transit App, Capital One, TNO, and Everify
                        Welcome to the technology blog and podcast, podcast 346. Last podcast was at the end of May, and a lot has been going on around here health wise. I'm definitely feeling better, and I've got quite a bit for you.
                        • At the end of May, beginning of June, Transit App was announced to be the Los Angeles Metro app of choice, changing the landscape of $240,000 in costs. Here is the blog post that I wrote which also links to Los Angeles Metro's blog as well. Let me know your thoughts on this one!
                        • What does Capital One have to hide when it comes to their breach? After my health issues, I've been thinking about what to put in to the podcast, and I thought this would be good to talk about. This blog post links to an article that goes in to detail about this intriguing case. We already know Capital One was at fault, why are we continuing to hide it?
                        • I recently penned an article asking about the state of Antivirus after someone emailed asking me to put Eset's web site in a 2017 blog post. Instead of doing that, I mention Eset and several good antivirus products in this blog post where I quote an email that Shaun Everess wrote in a forward talking about 2004's Windows 10 version. He's not wrong in his thoughts in the comments, but I still think we're at a disadvantage.
                        • Michael in Indiana has every reason to get mad at TNO. TNO stands for Trust No One, and he had no idea an app he used was this way. I also leave my thoughts.
                        • Finally, hot off the presses, a blog talking about another Government web site. The DHS has to be ashamed of itself! It links to an article recently penned by Brian Krebs about a web site called everify. We should be passed this ordeal when building web sites, should we not?
                          • Do you have anything you want to comment on? Please get in touch by contacting me. The web site and blog have contact info, so please utalize it. I hope you enjoy this podcast, and I hope to get back in to podcasting more regularly.
                          1 hr 5 min
                        • The technology podcast, podcast 345: parcel track and cat fishing
                          Welcome to podcast 345 of the technology podcast series. This time, no covid-19 material as I have quite something different lined up for this podcast. I'm sorry its taken this long to release, I've not been feeling well, but the wait is worth it, as you'll see.
                          • What type of app do you use to track your packages? Just before podcast 344's release, I had a hair, and decided to go searching for a replacement. Parcel Track was found and demoed. Some things including notification fixes were pushed out after the recording, the basic demo will give you an idea on what it is about and how it works. In the first segment, I talk about what I had used before, and introduced Parceltrack. The second segment was the demo itself.
                          • Have you heard of terms such as catfishing or catphishing? Yes, thats awesome! I have but not really looked up what it meant until I found a Cyberscoop article talking about a well known figure that does cybersecurity work in the government who was impersonated. I did some looking up, and what I found was quite interesting. Both spellings of fish (phish) are used in this and it was quite facinating. Read the featured post for May 20th, Catfishing, Catphishing, what are they? for more on this, and it links to the Cyberscoop article.
                            • Contact information is available for everyone at the end, and I hope you enjoy the program as much as I have bringing it together for you! Thanks so much for listening md feel free to reach out.
                            1 hr 12 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…