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IoT Device Attacks, FCC Fines Mobile Carriers, Let’s Encrypt Certificate Bug Mar 09, 2020

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In episode 111 for March 9th 2020: A new report shows that attacks on Internet of Things devices are on the rise, the FCC fines major mobile carriers for selling users' location data, and details on what happens when 3 million HTTPS certificates need to be revoked because of coding error.

You’ve Been Hacked! Now What? Mar 02, 2020

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In episode 110: Tyler Hudak, Incident Response Practice Lead at TrustedSec joins us to talk about what you should (and more importantly what you shouldn't do) if you find out you've been hacked! The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the most important cybersecurity and privacy news from the week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".

Ring Mandates Two-Factor Authentication, License Plate Reader Data Sharing, RSA Conference Coronavirus Fears Feb 24, 2020

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In episode 109 for February 24th 2020: Kevin Johnson joins us to discuss how Ring made 2-factor authentication mandatory following recent hacking incidents, California police have been caught illegally sharing license plate reader data, and details on IBM and other companies pulling out of the RSA conference due to coronavirus fears.

Chinese Hackers, Coronavirus Phishing Attacks, How to Stay (Almost) Anonymous Online Feb 21, 2020

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In episode 97 of our monthly show we discuss how Chinese hackers caused the Equifax data breach, new coronavirus phishing attacks to be aware of, and how to stay (almost) anonymous online.

Equifax Hacked by China, Israeli Voter Registry Exposed, How the CIA Owned Encryption Feb 17, 2020

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In episode 108: The US charges four Chinese military hackers in the Equifax data breach, how Israel's entire voter registry was exposed, and details on the encryption provider that was secretly owned by the CIA for the last fifty years. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the most important cybersecurity and privacy news from the week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".

Preventing Tax Identity Theft, FTC and Robocallers, Google Photos Incident Feb 10, 2020

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In episode 107: Preventing tax identity theft and other tax scams, the FTC taking a stand against companies that support robocallers, and details on the incident where videos from Google Photos were being sent to strangers. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the most important cybersecurity and privacy news from the week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".

Off-Facebook Activity Tool, Ring App Third-Party Trackers, Wawa Credit Card Breach Feb 03, 2020

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In episode 106: What you need to know about Facebook's new off-Facebook activity tool, details about the Ring Android app sending user data to third party trackers, and new developments in the Wawa credit card breach.

Voting by Smartphone, Jeff Bezos Hacked, Microsoft Security Breach Jan 31, 2020

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In episode 96 of our monthly we discuss the controversy of voting by smartphone in our elections, the Jeff Bezos hacking incident, and the recent Microsoft support security breach.

Dark Web Fraud and Cybercrime with Emily Wilson Jan 27, 2020

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In episode 105: What are the new forms of fraud and cybercrime being found on the Dark Web? We discuss this fascinating topic with Emily Wilson, VP of Research at Terbium Labs in this week's episode! The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the most important cybersecurity and privacy news from the week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".

Critical Windows Vulnerability, Dating App Security Risk, Apple iOS Privacy Features Jan 20, 2020

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In episode 104: Details on the new critical Microsoft Windows vulnerability, why dating apps could pose a national security risk, and how new Apple privacy features are changing the way your data is sold.

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