Shared Security Podcast

In this episode Luke Jennings VP of Research & Development from Push Security joins us to discuss SaaS attacks and how its possible to compromise an organization without touching a single endpoint or network. Luke talks about his recent SaaS attack research, why SaaS based attacks are different than traditional network based attacks, the SaaS attack matrix which can be used by both red and blue teams, and why its important that this research is shared and talked about in the cybersecurity community.

In this episode, we discuss essential cybersecurity tips for students and educational institutions as they gear up for the school season. From software updates to strong passwords and cybersecurity education, we explore how students and schools can fortify their digital defenses.

Next, we navigate the treacherous waters of phishing and related scams, unveiling strategies to outwit malicious links. Hovering over links, cautious email scrutiny, and verification tactics all play a role.

Finally, we discuss the surprising policy change by X (formerly Twitter), where blocking faces a major overhaul. Tune in as we discuss the privacy and safety ramifications of this change.

In this episode, we discuss essential cybersecurity tips for students and educational institutions as they gear up for the school season. From software updates to strong passwords and cybersecurity education, we explore how students and schools can fortify their digital defenses.

Next, we navigate the treacherous waters of phishing and related scams, unveiling strategies to outwit malicious links. Hovering over links, cautious email scrutiny, and verification tactics all play a role.

Finally, we discuss the surprising policy change by X (formerly Twitter), where blocking faces a major overhaul. Tune in as we discuss the privacy and safety ramifications of this change.

Show notes: https://sharedsecurity.net/2023/08/28/back-to-school-cybersecurity-phishing-pitfalls-and-strategies-xs-twitter-blocking-overhaul/

In this best of episode from December 2021, we revisit Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams. What are they, how to identify them, and why BEC scams have resulted in well over $3 billion in losses since 2016, more than any other type of fraud in the U.S. We also share our tips on how to protect yourself and your business from these scams.

In this episode, host Tom Eston speaks with Andy Yen, founder and CEO of Proton, to discuss the current and future state of email security.

We also discuss Andy's unique background as a scientist, the importance of using email aliases, an overview of Proton's new password manager (Proton Pass), how AI may impact email security in the future, and how to find out more about how Proton takes a different approach to email security.

In this episode, we discuss our common sense tips to stay safe and secure while attending "Hacker Summer Camp": BSides, Black Hat, and DEF CON hacking conferences in Las Vegas.

Next, we discuss the vulnerabilities and potential adversarial attacks on large language models like ChatGPT and other AI chat bots.

Finally, we discuss the Flipper Zero, a versatile hacking device. We discuss its features, the potential use to cause havoc with TVs, garage doors, other wireless devices, and its role in penetration testing.

In this episode, we discuss our common sense tips to stay safe and secure while attending "Hacker Summer Camp": BSides, Black Hat, and DEF CON hacking conferences in Las Vegas.

Next, we discuss the vulnerabilities and potential adversarial attacks on large language models like ChatGPT and other AI chat bots.

Finally, we discuss the Flipper Zero, a versatile hacking device. We discuss its features, the potential use to cause havoc with TVs, garage doors, other wireless devices, and its role in penetration testing.

Show notes: https://sharedsecurity.net/2023/08/07/common-sense-advice-for-hacker-summer-camp-ai-chatbot-attacks-whats-a-flipper-zero/

In this episode, we explore the implications and ethical dilemmas of immortality in the digital world. Listen to our discussion about this cutting-edge technology and its potential impact on our privacy.

Next, we discuss the growing trend of Apple and Google becoming custodians of our digital lives. Have these tech companies gone too far? Join the conversation as we discuss the trends and challenges of digital sovereignty.

Lastly, satellites form the backbone of our interconnected world, but they might be more vulnerable than we realize. We discuss recent research that uncovers basic security flaws that pose potential risks to our communication systems.

In this episode, we discuss the recent Microsoft security breach where China-backed hackers gained access to numerous email inboxes, including those of several federal government agencies, using a stolen Microsoft signing key to forge authentication tokens.

A TikTok influencer used a voice cloning app to expose a cheating boyfriend. But wait, there's more to this story than meets the eye! We discuss the serious implications of voice cloning and how its being used for new types of phone scams.

Lastly, we discuss the recent announcement by the Biden-Harris administration about their new cybersecurity labeling program for smart devices. Will this program help or hinder the security of smart devices?

In this episode we discuss how Massachusetts lawmakers are pushing a groundbreaking bill to ban the buying and selling of location data from mobile devices. This legislation raises vital questions about consumer privacy, digital stalking, and national security threats.

Next, we discuss the pros and cons of prohibiting external password managers within organizations. Join the conversation as we weigh the benefits, downsides, and best practices surrounding this hotly debated topic.

Finally, we discuss the rise of Real-Time Crime Centers (RTCCs) and the concerns they raise regarding mass surveillance, privacy rights, and data misuse.