Jared's Technology Podcast Network

Jared's Technology Podcast Network

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Jared's Technology Podcast Network episodes

  • Tech podcast 344: lots of interesting stuff
    Welcome to podcast 344. On this podcast, we've got quite a bit for you.
    • We've got news notes of varying kind.
    • I demo and talk about something I recently learn on the iphone thanks to Michael in Indiana.
    • I talk about Kreb's article about moving money and how one can get duped. Krebs on Security: When in Doubt: Hang Up, Look Up, & Call Back which is also talked about on the tech blog.
    • Getting forms in a different language than you speak? We got two applications at MENVI which we are now not going to process based on advise given to us.
      • I hope to have another podcast really soon. Thanks for listening to this one, and make it a great day
      1 hr 2 min
    • The tech podcast 343: Covid-19 with lots of twists
      Welcome to podcast 343 of the technology podcast series. This podcast is covid-19 based with a webinar done by Mikko Hypponen to a conspiracy theory which we'll play the audio and comments from Michael in Tennessee. To boot, a video about 10 minutes dealing with 5G and the prospects of whether it actually gets you sick. The podcast is a little over an hour, and I hope you enjoy it! Thanks so much for listening.
      1 hr 10 min
    • Episode 342: Corona Virus lures cyber criminals
      On this podcast, I've got a webinar that I would wait on, but its too important. Cyber criminals are taking advantage of this pendemic. I briefly talk about what the webinar has, then enjoy this 57 minute webinar which ends the podcast. Here's the blog post with the link to the webinar so you may get the slides if you wish. Thanks for listening!
      1 hr 2 min
    • Tech podcast 341: cheating, B2K, Corona, and mailboxes
      Welcome to podcast 341. We've got a bit of stuff for you for an hour podcast.
      • The topic of cheating came up within the dice world community. Dice World is a game that now has chat rooms in it. I've covered this on my cast before, but someone wanted to cheat in other games, and questioned their participation in the tournaments.
      • I cover Braille2000 and setup as a blind person. I've got a write up on it as well. Read the write up: Getting Started with Braille2000 as a Blind Person for more.
      • I cover a little bit of news on the aweful change in our lives with the Corona virus, although I cover this as a tech related thing. I've got blog posts covering this, so just go peruse that.
      • Finally, Shaun Everess comes along and asks a question by email about letterboxes and why they've gotten smaller. Here we call them mail boxes, but it is pretty much the same.
        • Our contact info is at the beginning and end of the podcast, and I hope you enjoy the hour long program!
        1 hr 1 min
      • Tech podcast 340: news from NLS, apple, microsoft, phishing, scams, and ssl
        Welcome to podcast 340 of the technology blog and podcast series! This is the shows notations, and there's plenty.
        • Braille Book Review is a magazine put out by the Library of Congress's National Library Service and there's probably info that may be of interest to some.
        • Michael in Tennessee and I are to talk about Apple, Microsoft, Phishing, and scams.
        • SSL and TLS can go hand in hand with that discussion because I had an incident with a cert expiring, and so did the domain. Bad combo!
          • Contact info is found on the podcast both at the beginning and end of the program, and I hope you find this podcast of value. Thanks for listening to the program, and remember to leave those thoughts! They're very valuable. See you on another edition!
          1 hr 7 min
        • The Tech podcast: 338: IHS vulnerability research
          Welcome to podcast 338. I catch up with you on my workings on the Braille Transcription course and the work I'm doing with it now. After that, we bring you the IHS vulnerability research webinar from December 2019. I thought I had the link to the blog post talking about this webinar, but I guess I didn't post it unfortunately. I've posted some but need to do a better job on it. If this wasn't december's, it must be November's, but be that as it may, its a great webinar.
          My contact information is made available at the end of the program as usual, and thanks so much for reading and participating on the blog!
          1 hr 13 min
        • The Technology blog and podcast, podcast 337
          Welcome to podcast 337. While we've got some corrections by Shaun in regards to last podcast, one of the biggest topics I think you'll want to get your paws on is buildings being connected to the Internet. I'm not kidding! I've got a blog post with the article of the same name: Hackers are hijacking smart building access systems to launch DDoS attacks and this is definitely something to think about.
          Also on the podcast, we've got a dumb criminal award for the podcast. If you're going to commit a crime, you want to try and hide like a lot of America's Most Wanted's criminals did. Thats why they were hard to catch, and eventually, a lot of them were caught. A great story on how not! to get caught in cybercrime? is my blog post, and I link to Brian Kreb's coverage of this.
          Finally, although not in the exact order of the podcast, we've got my discussion of the infamous 404 page and how it helped me fix a bug on my own web site. Building a 404 page that helps fix bugs is the article title, and it was definitely something interesting. While the code I wanted displayed didn't show, the fact is, we can fix our error pages to help us fix those pesky mistakes in code.
          Contact information is available on the podcast, and even available on the blog. Feel free to utalize it, and we'll see you on another edition of the cast!
          1 hr 4 min
        • Tech podcast 336: lots of topics from Password Managers, reports, Braille, and more
          Welcome to podcast 336 of the technology blog and podcast series. I've got quite a number of things of varying topics in today's program.
          • The first segment of this program covers this blog post: A very comprehensive password manager review and Lastpass gets a poor review even though it has great features, up front postings of any security issue, and no data lost to date. Why? What gives? Thanks to Consumers Advocate for bringing this to our attention by sending an article, but this is definitely sad. Most of those items I've never heard of.
          • The second segment covers news, notes, and items posted to the blog. The tech blog has posted more since the recording, and you may be interested in a topic that has been posted, so get in touch!
          • I have a Braille Transcription update on assignment 17. Assignment 17: I passed! and Assignment 17 has been submitted for grading. I'll have a full write up at some point in regards to assignment 17 through Braille Transcription as a blind person at some point.
          • I've talked about scammers that have contacted me to try and hook up. They never call. but yet, they want money, gift cards, and hangout connections. Scammers hitting the blind, same as my talks earlier is the blog post that talks about this in writing. Dice World wants to know about players who are engaging in this behavior, please contact them if you feel the activity you're experiencing is questionable. Thanks Dice World for listening to the community! You really do care about safety and security, great job!
          • A recent article sent to us by Mary, a brand new contributer I've made available to the blog. I cover some statistics on this porgram, and More than 70 cybercrime statistics – Soon to be a $6 trillion problem is the blog title and accompanying article linked within. More from this facinating report will be discussed on another podcast.
          • Finally, Shaun Everess is along. He sent me an email recently, and his thoughts got me thinking. I address his email on the podcast for everyone to hear what I have to say. Facinating stuff, Shaun!
            • Contact info is of course at the end of the program, and this program is over an hour and a half this time. I hope you enjoy the wide variety of topics on this podcast, and I'll be back on another podcast very soon! Thanks so much for listening!
            1 hr 24 min
          • technology podcast 335: Predictions, AVA, and an interesting braille display
            Welcome to the Technology podcast, podcast 335. On this edition, we do talk about a few things including security, transportation, and braille, but in a different light. Translation software was talked about in the talk, but nothing too specific. Here are the topics.
            • On our first segment, Trend Micro's 2019 report and 2020 predictions. I talk about the numbers and what sticks out with me. Incidently, the webinar that they'll do this month is dealing with the predictions for 2020. I'll blog about that after I get a chance to read the email. If you want to read my blog post about the threat report and predictions please go to the blog post entitled: Question: Are we looking for more or less threats this year and if so what kind? from blog The Technology blog and podcast and it links to the article in question.
            • On the second segment, we talk about the automated voice announcement system. Every bus here is supposed to call stops and every train is to call stops too. While it is technology, and it fails, the failure is also within the drivers. It has to work both ways, and my talk which will be presented on Thursday, January 16th, at an Accessibility Awards Luncheon will talk about this. At some point, we must have drivers and passengers work together to get passengers to where they need to go safely. How is it for you in your area? How is the AVA specifically for you? Lets talk!
            • Finally, the canute 360 is discussed. This blog post which was posted on the 10th talks about where to go and links to Blind Bargains. I attended this forum, and what I learned was quite interesting. I didn't stay long for the questions and answers, but the presentation was quite interesting. Its supposed to be made available for listening at some point. I do want to catch this so I can take the time to listen to the rest of the questions in case there is something else I can learn.
              • Finally, what is coming up on future podcasts and contact information. I hope you will enjoy the program as much as I have putting it together for you. I look forward in hearing from you!
              • email/imessage tech at menvi.org
              • text/whats app 804-442-6975
                • If you have other social media, you can use that. The Jared Rimer Network has all contact info made available and links to social media as well. Thanks for listening!
                1 hr 14 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…