National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans

Why In The Hell did The UK Let China Build Their 5G Network.  Listen to Gregory Evans discuss how the UK the free worlds national security in jeopardy.

Cyber Security and Ex-Hacker Gregory Evans explains why it was impossible for Russia to have hacked into the DNC the way it was explained.  Please note that Gregory Evans is an African American and a Democrate.  He did not vote for Donal Trump, but agrees with Donald Trump.

Your IT Manager is the most powerful person in any company.  That is why you have to give him or her a Lie Detector once a year.  If your company ever gets malware they definitely should be given a lie detector test to see if they are involed.

Every 6 seconds a personal computer is hacked into. These 12 easy steps, can teach you how to protect your computer.  If you like to watch the video version of this audio broadcat, go to https://youtu.be/T7S586NuLi4.    

This Pro-Black Man who has always voted for democrates agrees to Donald Trump and blames Facebook for dowing down to the news media about Russia using social media to win elections. Americans do not want to take personal responsiblity for their actions.   In this podcast I bring to light several  

Gregory Evans of National Cyber Security Radio interviews a special guest who has changed the game in the "Malware" industry.   This interview is not just for computer nerds, couples who think that their spouse might be spying on them.  How spyware gets installed on your personal computer.   How to delete spyware from your computer, tablets and cell phones.  Find out how many people get arrested for makiing or installing malware. ------------------------------------------------------------- LEARN HOW TO BECOME A CERTIFIED CYBER CRIME CONSULTANT.   Go to National Cyber Security University

Learning what 99% of the world does not know about the deep web.  Get the National Cyber Security App For Google Play & Apple App Credits: http://pastebin.com/pzykTe0S Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Intro: Mirage Music: Ghost Story Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) 

ATLANTA -- The FBI is actively trying to find those responsible for recent online airline bomb threats. On Saturday, two planes were escorted to the airport by NORAD jets to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after someone made threats on Twitter. Both planes were searched and no explosives were found. The FBI tells said it's up to the airlines to determine if a threat is credible, whether It comes from social media or elsewhere. In Saturday's case, both bomb threats were deemed credible and that's why the FBI was called in to investigate. Cyber attack expert GregoryEvans believes the FBI knows who is behind KingZortic, the username responsible for the threats. "Right now we are focusing on who it was, where it was and how we can best lay hands on them," said FBI Special Agent Stephen Emmett. The FBI says the person responsible for the threats could face serious federal charges, such as conspiracy to destroy an aircraft. "I have the utmost confidence in our investigators, that work these problems," Evans said. "They are very good at it, and they have a lot of tools needed for this investigation." Airline officials said whether the threats are a hoax or real, whoever did it should be held responsible.

Cyber Security Expert and Host of National Cyber SecurityGregory Evans was the first person to say "Sony was not hacked by North Korea, but it was an inside job."  All of the news stations like CBS, ABC, Fox and NBC did not want to believe him, because "North Korea" made better headlines.

Gregory Evans talks cell phone security on the Hallmark Home & Family.  He gives advice that you will never here anywhere else. - Don't trust cell phone repair people - Viruses and Spyware on cell phones - Hacking Vociemail    

Cyber Security Expert and Host of Naitonal Cyber Security, Gregory Evans speaks to Entertainment Tonight about celebrities getting hacked.

Cyber security expert Gregory Evans on Fox 5 Atlanta discussing cyber crime, identity theft, phishing and computer security.

In this Episode, Gregory Evans explains to parents why it is important to spy on your babysitters.  You also learn what hardware like spy cameras you will need to the mission.

Gregory Evans the author of Laptop Security Made Short & Simple, gives tips on securing your laptop.  These tips you will not find anywhere else, except on National Cyber Security Radio.  

In this blog Gregory Evans talks about how you can protect your identity, your kids identity, fight cyberbullying, and increase your business by taking business from your competitors. "You have to register your personal domain name and all your business domain names like the .com, .net, .org or your competitors or that bully that does not like you will", says Evans.  

Ex-Hacker and owner of 13 spy stores called Spy America and HackerForHire.comGregory Evans, describes a low tech way of finding out if your spouse, girlfriend/boyfriend is cheating.    

You are only as strong as your weakest link. Gregory Evans explains in this episode how companies IT departments and Human Resources have to work together in order to train all the employees. Hackers will target your receptionist, the accountant even the security guards.  This Episode will teach you what you won't hear anywhere else.      

Computer Security Expert and Ex-Hacker Gregory Evans explains to parents why you should install spyware on your childs computer and cell phone.

Ex-Hacker Gregory Evans gives the real about hacking emails, in laymen terms.    

In this security tips, Gregory Evans talks about how computer programmers and computer hackers will hack your website and replace your Google Ads with their websites.  

Cyber Security Expert and Ex-Hacker Gregory Evans gives insight on why you can not trust your IT department.  "The reason why companies continue to get hack is because their IT department are not hackers.”  

Gregory Evans the author of the 1st book on Laptop Security, creator of missingcomputeralert.com and LocatePC talks about what you can and can not do when it comes to tracking a stolen or missing computer.    

Cyber Security Expert and Ex-Hacker Gregory Evans discusses a very low tech way, on how retailers can steal your credit card number with the pin. 

Story 1:  Linux under attack- a new virus attacked linux users and its apps, but the problem was fixed last week. Story 2 No spying for Facebook- The new audio feature that will be released soon will allow users to post audio. However, Facebook made a clear statement that it will not use the feature to spy and hear conversations of its users. The app is mostly to hear music and movies.   Story 3  Cyber Hackers become lifers in the UK. The Queen issued a new rule of law- If you hack you go to jail...For a long time. Hacking period=10 years Hacking with bodily or environmental harm= 14 years and hacking with death or major harm= life in prision.  Story 4  Android users have a new virus that holds their data ransom. It hacks into your phone and blocks data usage until you pay up on apps   Story 5 Expert hacker with Russian government bargains for freedom in exchange for compliance with the government battling other hackers. He was already in jail for 2 1/2 years when the government came with the new deal.         Website: http://NationalCyberSecurity.com - Reporter: Danielle Maner - Produced by: Gregory Evans http://GregoryDEvans.com   

Todays radio show discusses everything from Facebook upping the ante on their user's privacy from the government, Point of Sale devices being affected by the Soraya virus, hackers stealing millions from the Japanese government and much much more! Be sure to tune in to todays top news! Todays jobs are located in Montgomery Alabama and Ankorage Alaska. Thanks for listening!

Daily Cyber Security News Produced by Gregory  Evans.

Radio Show June 2, 2014. 

Bank of America is the latest target of Bredo malware campaign. IMB is developing self-destructing microchips for the US defense. Google has passed Exxon Mobil as the worlds number two company. Video camera maker GoPro is going public. Job of the day!

Syrian electronic army attemps to hack Facebook on it's 10th anniversary.  Twitter is pressing the US department of justice for permission to disclose more information about government data requests on its customers. Sony is leaving the personal computers business. Cereal Hack 4 competition is Sacramento, CA. Job of the day!

Adobe issues warning about Flash player threat.  Adobe is recommending users upate their Flash players immediately. Alleged "Silk Road" owner indicted today on charges that include computer hacking, money laundering, and drug conspiracy. Google and EU reach settlement in anitrust case. Job of the day!

Target is investing $100 million to upgrade to a more advanced credit card system after the massive data breach. Tech firms reveal scope of secret data requests. Microsoft names new CEO and announces founder Bill Gates will step down as the Chairman of the company's board. Job of the day!

Syrian Electronic Army strikes again!  PayPal and eBay are the latest to come under attack. The Dark side o f WiFi. Chaos Computer Club is suing the German government. Orange, telecommunications company hit by data breach. Job of the day!

Yahoo email accounts have been hacked. The UK has joined other European countries in the open source market. Chewbacca is on the loose. Job of the day!

MediaWiki's vulnerablity leaves wikipedia open for cyber attacks.  ICEPOL ransonware servers seized by Romanian Police that infected 260,00 computers. Google is positioning itself to become the most valuable tech firm. Facebook is set to release new mobile app. Job of the day!

Mobile gaming apps are leaking users private information to the NSA.  Edward Snowden is nominated for Nobel Peace Prize. The UK creates a website to protect you from cyber criminals. Also, check out the job of the day!

The cyber crime department of Russia’s Interior Ministry says it intends to get tough on the country’s ISPs when their customers share copyrighted or otherwise illegal material. Authorities say they are currently carrying out nationwide checks on ISPs’ local networks and could bring prosecutions as early as next month. Two persons have been arrested in a case of cyber crime from Bihar's West Champaran district and seized a haul of mobile phones, sim cards and other goods, police said today. Also check out the job of the day!!

The European Commission is proposing to set up a European Cybercrime Centre in the Hague to focus on online fraud, e-crime and identity theft. Tracey Hill, 38, of Knoxville, Tennessee, was sentenced today to serve five years’ probation by the Honorable Thomas W. Phillips, U.S. District Judge, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee at Knoxville. She was also ordered to pay $31,000 in restitution. Hill pleaded guilty on February 17, 2010 to an information charging her with intentionally exceeding her authorized access to a computer and thereby obtaining information with a value exceeding $5,000 contained in a financial record of a financial institution. Also check out the job of the day!!!

For those using social media to commit cyber crime, it may not be business as usual again as indication has emerged that governments of the world may introduce ways and means of monitoring internet social media content. Eight UK universities are set to work closely with the UK's cyber intelligence agency after it recognized them as centers of excellence for cybersecurity research. Also check out the job of the day!!!

HOUSE Legislators on Thursday filed a bill seeking to safeguard the privacy of individual and corporate computer users from the growing sophistication in the criminal skills of local and international computer hackers. The Department of Justice, the FBI and the National Center for Disaster Fraud (NCDF) remind the public there is a potential for disaster fraud in the aftermath of a natural disaster. Suspected fraudulent activity pertaining to relief efforts associated with the recent series of tornadoes in the Midwest and South should be reported to the NCDF hotline at 866-720-5721. The hotline is staffed by a live operator 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for the purpose of reporting suspected scams being perpetrated by criminals in the aftermath of disasters. Also check out the job of the day!!!

The notorious hacker who helped the FBI bring down his worldwide empire is a martyr who took the rap for the crimes of his colleagues, a LulzSec member told FoxNews.com over beers at a Manhattan dive bar, just hours after learning the news about the shadowy figure known online as “Sabu.” Five computer hackers in the United States and abroad were charged today, and a sixth pled guilty, for computer hacking and other crimes. The six hackers identified themselves as aligned with the group Anonymous, which is a loose confederation of computer hackers and others, and/or offshoot groups related to Anonymous, including “Internet Feds,” “LulzSec,” and “AntiSec.” Also check out the job of the day!!!!

The FBI and U.S. Attorney’s Office Tuesday announced that five principal members of the hacktivist groups Anonymous and its offshoot, LulzSec, have been arrested and charged. The men were located both in the United States and abroad. A lot can happen in 10 years, and that’s an understatement when it comes to malware: According to new data released by Microsoft this week, the number of malware variants went from 1,000 in 1991 to millions in 2011. Also check out the job of the day!!!

The Australian Institute of Criminology has found that while traditional crimes across the nation are falling in incidence, cybercrime is on the rise. FBI Director Robert Mueller recently spoke at a cybersecurity conference where he reiterated his belief that so-called cybercrime will soon surpass terrorism as the biggest threat in America. Also check out the job of the day!!!

Today at the annual RSA computer security conference in San Francisco, Director Mueller talked about cyber threats to U.S. national security, the FBI’s role in addressing these threats, and the increasing importance of public-private sector partnerships. Also check out the job of the day!!

The tiny $35 Raspberry Pi computer went on sale today, crashing its distributors' websites on the way to selling out within hours of launch. Identity theft and other scams cost Americans $1.52 billion last year, the Federal Trade Commission said on Tuesday. STEALING funds from companies is the No 1 white-collar crime suffered by Australian firms, with cybercrime a close second, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey. Also check out the job of the day!!!

While new computer technology has made power grids more effective, systems designed to secure those networks from cyberattacks continue to lag, Government Accountability Office officials told a House subcommittee on Tuesday. Crowd Strike, a start-up cyber-security firm has claimed that they have found a bug in Google’s Android that can enable hackers to gain complete control of devices. The details of these findings are to be revealed at a major computer security conference that takes place next week in San Francisco. Two-thirds of Hungarian adult internet users were victims of cybercrime in 2011, online security company Symantec reported on Tuesday. The abuses, with losses estimated at HUF 21 billion (EUR 72.33 million), went up 21 per cent from 2010 and affected some 900,000 people. László Gombás, systems engineer at Symantec, said Hungary has been among the worst-ranking countries in terms of cybercrime for the last ten years. Also check out the job of the day!!

The top government lawyers from three dozen states sent a letter to Google, expressing "strong concerns" with the privacy policy the Web giant intends to roll out soon. A BILL penalizing cybercrimes in the Philippines has been approved by the House committee on information and communications technology (ICT). Computer scientists at the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Arlington, Va., released a formal solicitation (DARPA-BAA-12-21) to industry for the agency's High-Assurance Cyber Military Systems (HACMS) program to safeguard civil and military embedded systems in vehicle electronics from hackers, computer viruses, and other cyber malware. Also check out the job of the day!!!

The Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) continues to receive complaints from victims of payday loan telephone collection scams. As previously reported in December 2010, the typical payday loan scam involves a caller who claims the victim is delinquent on a payday loan and must make payment to avoid legal consequences. Opponents of the government's online surveillance bill say Canada should look to its allies for cautionary tales before pushing ahead with measures that would erode Internet freedom. Also check out the job of the day!!!!

Pittsylvania County North Carolina Sheriff Mike Taylor plans to form task forces in the coming months to tackle cyber crime against children and the county’s rising burglary rate.  Both units will begin operation by June 30 and will be evaluated after a year to determine their effectiveness, Taylor said Friday. There is growing talk of cyberwar, as opposed to run-of-the-mill cybercrime. There are also terms that lie somewhere in the middle like cyber espionage, and cyber hacktivism--which is sort of like cyber terrorism for good guys. At the heart of the debate is an attempt to define the scope of an appropriate response to each type of threat. Also check out the job of the day!!!

Criminals continue to explore new avenues to lure victims, most recently by claiming to be a US military contractor, who was performing reconstruction work in Libya. Fraudsters sent unsolicited e-mails claiming that several metal boxes were found in cellars of high-rise buildings built and occupied by Muammar Gaddafi. Each box purportedly contained large sums of money, in addition to guns, armor, bullets, and drugs. The e-mails requested the recipient’s assistance with transferring the money out of Libya. Head’s up, Washington, D.C. — according to a list compiled by online security provider Norton and research firm Sperling’s BestPlaces, the U.S. capital has the highest number of cybercrime risk factors in the nation. Seattle, San Francisco, Atlanta and Boston round-out the top-five riskiest places. Also check out the job of the day!!!!

Unlocking a phone is not illegal, but unlocking a phone which is under contract is a breach of contract and is subject to legal action. With cyber criminals exploring the smart phones market, the business of installing top paid apps for free on mobiles is flourishing in the market. Huge billboards around the City lure customers by offering top paid apps which they will install on their smart phones for free. Apps piracy also comes under software piracy and it is illegal as per Indian Cyber Laws. Good news Seattle. It is no longer  the city at highest risk for cybercrime.  This year, the city is  No. 2, behind Washington, D.C., on the "Riskiest online cities" list from Sperling's BestPlaces and Norton. Also, check out the job of the day!!!!

FORREST B. SMITH, age 77, a resident of Slidell, Louisiana, pleaded guilty today before U.S. District Judge Kurt D. Engelhardt to crimes involving the sexual exploitation of children, announced U.S. Attorney Jim Letten. Specifically, SMITH pleaded guilty to possessing images depicting the sexual exploitation and victimization of children. Warning of “cyber mayhem” sweeping the country, leaders of the Senate Homeland Security, Intelligence, and Commerce committees on Tuesday introduced long-expected legislation designed to streamline government efforts to combat cyberthreats. Also check out the job of the day!!!