Jared's Technology Podcast Network

Jared's Technology Podcast Network

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Jared's Technology Podcast Network episodes

  • Tech podcast 284 for August 25, 2018
    Hello everyone, welcome to podcast 284. This podcast has been in the making for almost a month, but it is well worth the wait. Here's what I have for you. First, I tell you a story about a gentleman who got kicked off of a phone line, and this gentleman claimed to be an independent artist who isn't doing anything anymore. The activity that got him kicked off is quite interesting, however, do you believe what he has to say in this story that I give you? Next, a teaching moment. This teaching moment is two stories in one in a related form. Third, Phishing and Social Media, Will it Over Take Email? This article was very insightful. Next, a youtube video: The rapid growth of the Chinese internet -- and where it's headed - Gary Liu which was quite interesting. Next, discussing innocent things that could gleam personal information, which includes a 5 minute segment
    1 hr 26 min
  • Tech podcast 283 for July 30, 2018
    Hello everyone, welcome to podcast 283 of the independent technology podcast, different than other tech podcasts. I say we're different because we don't do things the same as other podcasts, and if you've not given the podcasts this year a listen, you might want to and see what interests you. This week, we're going to talk about a virginia bank who got hacked twice, Lifelock had a problem luckily that was reported by a security researcher, I demo the wells fargo app. Hope you enjoy the show.
    • LifeLock Bug Exposed Millions of Customer Email Addresses Krebs on security July 25, 2018
    • A Virginia Bank Breached Twice and No Fix 01.media July 26, 2018
    • Thanks for listening!
      1 hr 21 min
    • Tech podcast 280 for July 15, 2018
      Welcome to podcast 280. My name is Jared Rimer, an I hope that you enjoy the program as much as I am bringing it to you. Three segments but they are good segments and they include links. The links are as follows:
      • Chinese-linked hackers breached top Australian defense university, report says Cyberscoop
      • Kingpin: How One Hacker Took Over the Billion-Dollar Cybercrime Underground Kindle Edition amazon.com
      • Multi-Factor Authentication: More Important Now than Ever lastpass.com and their blog
      • Thanks so much for participating in the program, and feel free to leave those thoughts!
        1 hr 12 min
      • Tech podcast 279 for July 8, 2018
        Welcome to podcast 279. This podcast is long awaited, and I need to get back to doing things more promptly. The news here is not so outdated, but I definitely need to work on getting stuff out more timely. Today, I talk about learning a braille transcription program which I'm continuing to learn. Next, do you know about top level domains? ICANN is allowing new TLD's to be released, and in this article entitled Bad .Men at .Work. Please Don’t .Click published on the 11th of June, talks about several bad domains, over 50 percent of whose URL's are "bad" and the word bad is in quotes because it needs to be. Finally, since time had elapsed, a compilation of various news items. Each segment is over 20 minutes, but maybe of interest. I'll try to get more podcasts out more often. Thanks for listening!
        1 hr 16 min
      • Tech podcast 278 for June 9, 2018
        Welcome to podcast 278 of the technology podcast with Jared Rimer. I've got several articles I'm going to link to as part of this week's program, as well as a game update from audio game hub.
        • 3 Charged In Fatal Kansas ‘Swatting’ Attack Krebs on Security
        • Kansas Man Killed In ‘SWATting’ Attack Krebs on security
        • Mobile Giants: Please Don’t Share the Where Krebs on Security
        • Why Is Your Location Data No Longer Private? Krebs on Security
        • 1 hr 12 min
        • Tech podcast 277 for May 22, 2018
          Welcome to podcast 277 of the technology podcast series with Jared Rimer. Is diction a security risk, especially when it comes to habits as dictating medical and other history that you may text to someone that you feel isn't a problem? A podcast I heard dealing with the disabled braught this up, and I thought about it. Its quite interesting, and the security experts call this a trade off. Next, we have a 6 part series dealing with cyberland, and its many adventures. F-secure posted this in their youtube channel, and I thought it should be shared. Next, T-Mobile Employee Made Unauthorized ‘SIM Swap’ to Steal Instagram Account is discussed. I've also put similar thoughts out on the phone lines. Finally, our contact information. I hope you'll enjoy the program as much as I have, and I'll be back soon with another one.
          2 hr 27 min
        • Technology podcast 276: the tech retrospective, one week later
          Published on April 29th. On this podcast, I talk about dad, what he did in regards to me and technology. I also talk about a tech glitch that I found through some comments, and how I'm planning to fix it. I hope you enjoy the podcast. Read the full 2 and a half page letter to dad including any comments by clicking on the link. Thanks for listening!
          1 hr 16 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…