Podcasts about catfishers

In this eye-opening episode of That Sounds Terrific, we dive into the murky waters of online dating scams with Patsy Roach, a self-proclaimed “super secretary by day and passionate blogger by night.” Patsy shares her personal journey into the world of online dating, starting with her first encounter on Match.com in 2016 and the shocking realization that many profiles were part of an elaborate scamming network. Determined to fight back, Patsy turned her frustration into a mission, using her investigative skills to expose these fraudsters. From scammers posing as military personnel on peacekeeping missions to impersonators of A-list celebrities like Chris Evans and Prince Harry, Patsy has seen it all. She shares her innovative strategies for catching these scammers in the act, including recording their voices during fake video calls to help warn other women. This episode is packed with actionable tips, fascinating stories, and expert insights from Patsy, who collaborates with cybersecurity professionals and even the U.S. Army to educate her audience. If you're ready to learn how to protect yourself and others from online romance scams, this is an episode you don't want to miss! Connect with The Pink Lady, Patsy Roach Website: www.pinkladyagainstscammers.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/1598808310145391 Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCvM1QvquNrfN4N89t_Rtd7w TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@pinkladyagainstscammers More About That Sounds Terrific - Host Nick Koziol For more information on our Podcast, That Sounds Terrific visit our website at www.thatsoundsterrific.com  and be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you or someone you know are doing some terrific things that should be featured by our show then be sure to reach out by emailing us at thatsoundsterrfic@gmail.com. Special Thank You to Our Sponsors & Key Supporters: Chris Jones of Chris Jones Media for the Introduction and Outro recordings for That Sounds Terrific.  Intro and Outro animation created in collaboration with Ben Albert of Balbert Marketing, LLC. Boost your business popularity, traffic, and conversions online!   The video and audio portions of this podcast are powered by the Vidwheel Creator Network. Join Neil Carrol and be a part of the network that allows you to learn and develop video skills. Make powerful video content while looking terrific on camera so that you can sustain and grow your businesses. Reach a wider audience of clients and partners who need to hear your message and develop the flexibility in your businesses to thrive in a turbulent world.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatsoundsterrific/support

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Tom's cohost Nico shares the "dark web" theory as to Kate Middleton's whereabouts since her doctored photo scandal after her abdominal surgery. It's four years since the pandemic . . . what has Tom gotten out of it. Tom gets a very NICE gesture from Ethan at the Massapequa Starbucks. Plus . . . lots of New York City Saint Patrick's Day observations! Friend Who Had The Catfish: Jana Angel  

In this episode, I had to interrupt the status quo to address my Instagram Account @aaronacreates getting snatched/disabled and the details behind it. I have been very vocal about my faith and my love for Jesus so I saw this as an opportunity to share my testimony with my faithful podcast listeners. Setbacks are unavoidable and apart of what Jesus himself told us we would encounter. Since I'm HUGE on presenting my content with authenticity, I felt led to share this audio from last night because this theft affects my ability and strategy of promoting this podcast moving forward. Check it out!Hear/Watch my #AaronaRemakes Playlist on my YouTube Channel: @aaronacreates

This week on Podcast Playlist, stories about cons artists and sordid scams. First, we'll meet Dr. Ronald Dante. To clarify, he's not an actual doctor. He was a talented hypnotist during the 1980s and 1990s. With that power, he hypnotized women out of their money. We'll hear how he swindled a Hollywood starlet out of her fortune. Then, Sam Bankman-Fried was a young billionaire who became the trusted face of crypto. He was one to watch thanks to his trading platform FTX. He won over celebrities, politicians, and Silicon Valley. But in an instant, his empire came crashing down ... The Naked Emperor, a new four-part series from CBC News' Front Burner and CBC Podcasts, tells that story. Plus: When Kitty started using dating apps, she found herself talking to so many scammers. Instead of ignoring them, she decided to scam them back. Podcasts featured this week: Chameleon: Dr. Dante, The Naked Emperor, Deep Cover Season 3: Never Seen Again, Vigilante, How To Be Fine, Twin Flames For links and more info on these shows, head to https://cbc.ca/podcastplaylist

Jacob talks Batman animated movies, Travis starts his IMDB Top 100 Watchathon, Better Call Saul finale, the death of physical games and announcing the end of the current podcast set in this jam packed episode of the podcast!

On this episode of GPS; Something crashed on the dark side o f the Moon, Blurred out places on Google Earth, Roe Vs. Wade, The WILD stories of Shane's poker friend, Shane's car troubles, Jordan Peterson joins the Daily Wire and is "coincidentally" permanently banned from Twitter, Thankfully none of us got into heroin (seriously), the amazing fake names Catfishers use, Scams, Robocalls, Amazon Truck scam, The party house massacre of Burton Road, crazy near-misses, old torture and execution methods, Ukraine, gas prices, proxy wars, Jumping off a bridge, Red Dead Redemption, Westerns, Tombstone, Young Guns, Kevin Spacy is back in Hollywood and has upcoming movies, Hollywood is weird, Stop making political movies!!, What if God was greedy?, The poor today live better than the kings of the past, Bryan Laundry's stupid confession note.  Opening Theme -Title: Garage - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena (No Copyright Music)Video Link: https://youtu.be/JQMpl4Peln8Genre Music: Rock - CountryVelvet Alley Designs -https://velvet-alley.com/#gps #garbagepailskids #skids #garbage #twitter #jordanpeterson #dailywire #news #politics #supremecourt #usa #unitedstates #roevswade #abortion #hollywood #kevinspacey #catfishing #reddeadredemption #tombstone #youngguns #western #samurai #amazon #scam #trucking #robocalls #torture #execution #deathsentence #ukraine #putin #gasprices #petroleum #moon #astronaut #space #outerspace #heroin #drugs #addict #google #earth #googleearth #mapping #maps #darkside #ufo #crash #car #vehicle #engines #woke #wokeness #brainlaundry #gabbypettito #truecrime #confession #letter #podcast #comedy

Lance Bass joins Let's Go There for a two-part chat regarding disappointment in Disney, parenting in a pandemic and his amazing Pop 2000 tour in Cathedral City this weekend. Jarrett Hill discusses Ketanji Brown Jackson's confirmation hearing and how black excellence is a double-edged sword. Plus catfish gonna catfish and why the GOP is going after interracial marriage?!

After a few requests and considering the growth of the recently launchedITSPmagazine‘s YouTube Channel, we are now officially back on streaming the live recording of Through The TechVine with the camera on. We still like to consider this a Radio Program but with an added multimedia flavor.Apart from that, everything else is the usual Tech and Science Topics conversations, some good laughs, and a lot of WHAT IF?! 

Learn about different cybersecurity roles and career paths in this wide-ranging conversation with today's guest Tyler Cohen Wood. Tyler discusses working as a senior intelligence officer for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), overseeing cyber risk for AT&T and writing her book Catching the Catfishers. We talk about online privacy, implementing complex cybersecurity systems, healthcare security shortcomings in the age of COVID — and her blue-haired, pre-cyber years working in the record industry! 0:00 - Intro2:20 - Getting into IT & security4:20 - Digital forensics & incident response6:18 - Moving up the cybersecurity ladder9:40 - Working with complex systems12:57 - Director of Cyber Risk at AT&T15:37 - Becoming a cybersecurity consultant22:30 - Sharing too much personal info26:20 - Work from home privacy & security33:18 - Cybersecurity career tips37:33 - Cybersecurity hiring & diversity39:51 - Healthcare privacy & HIPAA changes48:53 - Future career plans50:15 - OutroWe're also excited to share a new, hands-on training series called Cyber Work Applied. Every week, expert Infosec instructors and industry practitioners teach you a new cybersecurity skill and show you how that skill applies to real-world scenarios. You'll learn how to carry out different cyberattacks, practice using common cybersecurity tools, follow along with walkthroughs of how major breaches occurred and more. And it's free! Click the link below to get started.– Learn cybersecurity with our FREE Cyber Work Applied training series: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/learn/ – View Cyber Work Podcast transcripts and additional episodes: https://www.infosecinstitute.com/podcastTyler Cohen Wood is a cyber-authority with 18+ years of highly technical experience. As a cyber intelligence and national security expert, as well as three-time author and public speaker, Tyler is relied on for her wealth of knowledge and unique insights. She served with the DIA as a senior intelligence officer where she developed highly technical cyber solutions and made recommendations to significantly develop and change critical cyber policies and directives, which affected current and future intelligence community programs. She has helped the White House, DoD, federal law enforcement and the intel community thwart many cyberthreats to the U.S. She is the author of the book Catching the Catfishers. About InfosecInfosec believes knowledge is power when fighting cybercrime. We help IT and security professionals advance their careers with skills development and certifications while empowering all employees with security awareness and privacy training to stay cyber-safe at work and home. It's our mission to equip all organizations and individuals with the know-how and confidence to outsmart cybercrime. Learn more at infosecinstitute.com.

On the internet, not everyone is who they say they are. How to point out catfishers, what are the main types and their motivations? You can find me on Instagram and Twitter as @usatohungary, you can write me an e-mail on: boldogsagtizezer@gmail.com or if you really like what I'm doing, consider supporting me with a virtual coffee at ko-fi.com/usatohungary

After a lucky escape with some Catfishers, the lads paint a picture of what it's like to have industry representation. From bribes attached to demo CDs to using your connections to get front row Justin Bieber tickets, the lads have seen it all.

Join me as I continue paying homage to those live streamers that came before me. It's my honor to have James Smith of Patriot Catfishers of America on the show. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/palmetto-cats/support

June 1, 2020On today's episode we give our MUCH anticipated final opinions on the Call Her Daddy situation following the first new episode with out Sophia (1:35-5:35). We hit on something you MUST do while driving, and make fun of "Jeep Life" (5:36-9:52). Weathermen continue to suck (13:08-15:26). Finally we hit on the big topic of today's episode, catfishing and what should be required of you on Tinder and Bumble (15:36-30:25). Finally finally we update you all with a potential new segment (30:26-31:53)!!Enjoy!!!Subscribe and Rate 5 stars on iTunes! IG/Twitter - @distancing_pod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/social-distancing-podcast/message

My guest today is Tyler Cohen Woods, a cyber security authority, former Senior Intelligence Officer DoD, keynote speaker, author of Catching the Catfishers, and founder of #cybergirlpower. I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did!

Your online identity is quickly becoming more crucial to your personal and professional success than in-person communications. But most of us don’t understand this digital Wild West and the dangers that lurk around every corner. Most of us are unaware of the digital breadcrumbs that we leave behind with every post, and how easy it is for a person with malicious intent to harm us. In her book, Catching the Catfishers and on today’s episode Tyler Cohen Wood teaches us how to protect ourselves and our families from online predators.   Tyler Cohen Wood is a cyber-authority with 20 years of highly technical experience at the Department of Defense. As a Cyber-, Intelligence, National Security Expert, three-time Author, and Public Speaker, Tyler is relied on for her wealth of knowledge and unique insights. Tyler served with the Defense Intelligence Agency as a Senior Intelligence Officer where she developed highly technical cyber-solutions and made recommendations significantly developing and changing critical cyber-policies and directives affecting current and future intelligence community programs. She has helped the White House, DoD, federal law enforcement and the intel community thwart many cyber threats to the USA. Tyler’s expertise has made her a frequent guest and writer for both national and local television, radio, print, and online media. What is catfishing?  What do parents need to do to protect their children online? What can you do in this uncertainty to protect yourself from cybersecurity issues?  In this information-packed episode, we answer all these questions and more. Show Notes: [01:02] - When Tyler first started her cybersecurity career, she was doing digital forensics for The Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center.   [03:01] - Parents often post pictures of kids and information without privacy settings.  This can put kids in potential danger.   [03:57] - Catfishing is someone pretending to be someone they're not in order to get you to do something or to give them information.   [05:31] - In most catfishing cases there are some monetary or other things they are actually looking for.   [07:30] - These attacks are always based on some fear or urgency.  [09:55] - It is really concerning that kids are being targeted now more than ever.  [10:35] - Predators target kids through online gaming platforms and social media apps.  It is so important for parents to really know what their kids are doing, who they are talking to and what accounts they have.  [11:05] - It is good to talk with your kids and sit with them and see what they are doing.    [11:36] - What do parents need to do to protect their children online? [12:35] - Make sure you have accounts on all the same platforms that your kids do.  Often predators will start a conversation on Instagram and then move to an encrypted platform like TikTok, WeChat or WhatsApp. [13:43] - Once a predator has a target they will continue to go after that target.  If they see someone that they consider “easy prey” they are going to go after that.   [14:58] - One of the number one things you should be watching out for is if someone claims to be somebody, but they don’t have an online presence normal for that person.   [17:15] - A Home Incident Response Plan involves talking with your kids about what to do if you have problems online including downloading malware.   [19:06] - In a Home Incident Response Plan you want to include a paper copy of all of the numbers of people that you would need to call in the event of identity theft or other emergency and all of your accounts.  [21:53] - If your friend sends you something that seems out of character or they’re using words that they don’t typically use that is an indication of a potential scam. [22:12] - If anyone ever asks you for money on the spot just walk away.   [24:52] - Be really cognizant of what’s in the background of your photos.   [26:37] - You want to see what apps on your phone have access to.  They may have access to your microphone, video, or contacts. If they don’t need it then turn it off.   [28:12] - Fear, uncertainty, doubt, and urgency really get people in trouble.  Stop and take a breath before you react.  [30:26] - You have to take time right now to nurture yourself.   [32:08] - It is important to talk to our kids about what’s going on in the world right now.    [34:01] - Just be aware of what you're posting and what you’re doing and trying to be as paranoid as your be without being crazy paranoid.  Thanks for joining us on Easy Prey. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and leave a nice review.  Links and Resources: Podcast Web Page Facebook Page whatismyipaddress.com Easy Prey on Instagram Easy Prey on Twitter Easy Prey on LinkedIn Easy Prey on YouTube Easy Prey on Pinterest Tyler on Twitter Tyler on LinkedIn Catching the Catfishers Book

This interview by Roy Burnett at WRGC discusses the problem with romantic scammers and catfishers. It tells about seven behaviors that you may have that make you more susceptible to these criminals. www.revwinnhenderson.com.  For my free podcast, go to: www.freedomfromaddiction.libsyn.com. Available on Amazon.com: The definitive guide to recognizing and avoiding romantic relationship scammers & catfishers.

In this podcast Rev. when tells why plenty of fish dating site has the most scammers and Catfishers.

We turned the tide on this one and asked our blind focus group to share their stories. And boy, they did not disappoint!! Plus our guest shares how he baits and hooks Catfishers... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Today's show we discuss the crazy mysterious world of Catfishers and how creepy it is. We also talk about new words added to the dictionary this year as well as we see how true of a marvel fan Trotts truly is!Join us live on Facebook and Spreaker at Friday's @ noon PST!Facebook (Go Like our Page): https://www.facebook.com/SpanksandTrotts/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCOgH8PKAmKTkgXsgbgVwZwSpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/show/spanks-and-trottsItunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/spanks-and-trotts/id1408291887?mt=2iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/spanks-and-trotts-29566230/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/71Ng9J8RoX0u6H90sgSd1x?si=xhI8CPi4T6mRxQ29ucVntgHere are some links from the topics we discussed:New Words Added to the Dictionary: https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/g25712934/new-dictionary-words/?fbclid=IwAR1S0aRFP5iB749_xGbrHq7p13DlsfXWWTACkBTf9-TQzPvvq5PNBh_A4aICatfish: https://www.buzzfeed.com/laraparker/insane-catfish-stories-that-will-make-you-want-to-deleteMarvel Quiz: https://www.buzzfeed.com/ktsili84/are-you-more-intelligent-than-the-marvel-avengers-264724vwbz

The Latest Federal Trade Commission Report on Scamming and Catfishing Romantic scams are becoming big business in America. Romantic scamming expert Rev. Winn Henderson, M.D. was catfished and scammed while he was investigating criminal international romantic scammers and catfishers. Federal Trade Commission data shows how ordinary Americans have been scammed. The Federal Trade Commission has been protecting America's consumers for more than 100 years and now they have a warning about these scammers. They say that romantic-related scams have surged and generated more losses than any other consumer fraud last year. The median individual loss to a romantic scam in 2018 was $2600. This was about seven times higher than the median loss across all other fraud types. Looking at romantic scams over time, they more than quadrupled in number and in dollar amounts between 2015 and 2018. The number of reported romantic scams reported jumped from 8,520 in 2015 to more than 21,000 in 2018. The amount of dollar loss by victims has quadrupled during that period, reaching 143 million dollars last year. International criminals typically find their victims online. They create phony profiles on dating or social media sites and continue to interact with the victim building trust until they see an opportunity to ask for money or items of value. Anyone can be a victim, but romantic scams occurred most often to those between 40 and 69 years of age. Individuals 70 years old and older paid out the most with median losses of $10,000. Rev. Winn Henderson, M.D. went undercover for six months as the an investigating reporter to discover the scammers names, addresses, and types of romantic scams previously identified in this report. As a result of his research he has just released a book which is available on Amazon.com., “The Definitive Guide to Recognizing and Avoiding Romantic Relationship Scammers and Catfishers.”

The Latest Federal Trade Commission Report on Scamming and Catfishing Romantic scams are becoming big business in America. Romantic scamming expert Rev. Winn Henderson, M.D. was catfished and scammed while he was investigating criminal international romantic scammers and catfishers. Federal Trade Commission data shows how ordinary Americans have been scammed. The Federal Trade Commission has been protecting America's consumers for more than 100 years and now they have a warning about these scammers. They say that romantic-related scams have surged and generated more losses than any other consumer fraud last year. The median individual loss to a romantic scam in 2018 was $2600. This was about seven times higher than the median loss across all other fraud types. Looking at romantic scams over time, they more than quadrupled in number and in dollar amounts between 2015 and 2018. The number of reported romantic scams reported jumped from 8,520 in 2015 to more than 21,000 in 2018. The amount of dollar loss by victims has quadrupled during that period, reaching 143 million dollars last year. International criminals typically find their victims online. They create phony profiles on dating or social media sites and continue to interact with the victim building trust until they see an opportunity to ask for money or items of value. Anyone can be a victim, but romantic scams occurred most often to those between 40 and 69 years of age. Individuals 70 years old and older paid out the most with median losses of $10,000. Rev. Winn Henderson, M.D. went undercover for six months as the an investigating reporter to discover the scammers names, addresses, and types of romantic scams previously identified in this report. As a result of his research he has just released a book which is available on Amazon.com., “The Definitive Guide to Recognizing and Avoiding Romantic Relationship Scammers and Catfishers.”

Will your cologne attract killer tigers? Are you vulnerable to nude photo scammers? Is eating marijuana before a podcast a good idea? The answers may shock you, TONIGHT on The Local News!   The guys also give a final update on the Robot Brothel and report on a man who's allegedly eaten pizza every day for 40 years, an Uber driver who caught his wife cheating, and a college professor who accidentally turned his class into Sex 101!   Want to be a friend of the show? Leave us a 5 star review on iTunes. You can also send stories or questions via email to LocalNewsPodcast@gmail.com or tweet them @LocalNewsPod

In this interview, Neil Haley asks Rev. Winn Henderson about his new book. Dr. Henderson tells why this is a very important issue in this comp country right now. 7minutes. During the initial launch, you can get a copy of the book for $.99. Pay by PayPal and request the romantic scammer e-book at winn@winnhenderson.com

Are you really "you" online? We asked around for stories of digital alter egos — secret identities that people maintain on the web and try to keep separate from their real life identities. And it turns out there are lots of reasons — some good, some nefarious, some maybe both — to have an alternate persona online. On this episode we share stories of Catfishers, sock puppets, and digital doppelgangers. Reference Section Photo courtesy of carbonnyc Music courtesy of Podington Bear, MCJackinthebox, Blue Dot Sessions, and David Szesztay This week's episode produced by Daniel Dennis Jones and Elizabeth Gillis, with oversight from Gretchen Weber, and extra help from Adam Holland, Tiffany Lin, Rebekah Heacock Jones, Annie Pruitt, and Carey Andersen. More info on this story here: https://cyber.law.harvard.edu/node/99359

This episode is sponsored by the CIO Scoreboard In this episode I interviewed Tyler Cohen Wood who has an impressive amount of experience in Cyber security, and Digital Forensic Security - in addition to helping the White House, the Department of Defense, The Intelligence Community, Federal Law enforcement and even NASA. In our discussion on security, we talk about the different protections available on Social media and the different types of cookies and how to ensure that you are protecting yourself and your family to the maximum. Read further for more information as we discuss the following important points: The best protection is knowledge of how things work Super cookies, zombie cookies, flash cookies The importance of turning off Exit data on photos that will be uploaded to social media sites Downloading Apps - Understanding what you are doing and what you are potentially giving away to companies How do others perceive you online? How to research yourself online and see how others perceive you Be aware of your individual personal “brand” Executive Travel - posting your travel plans and location of working from home or working from a coffee shop How to understand online deception and vette people. How to become a human lie detector with statement analysis Teach your kids how to use a checklist to keep themselves safe online As a business leader who wants to be fluent on the impact of current privacy and security challenges, you will find Tyler’s message educational on both the personal, work, and family areas of your life. Tyler Cohen Wood is an expert in social media and cyber issues. She was a senior officer and a Senior Leader and Cyber Branch Chief for the Defense Intelligence Agency. She was a cyber branch chief for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) within the Department of Defense (DoD) where she makes decisions and recommendations significantly changing, interpreting, and developing important cyber policies and programs affecting current and future DoD and Intelligence Community policies. She previously worked for the Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center as a senior digital forensic analyst, using her expertise in intrusion, malware analysis, and major crimes to bring about many successful prosecutions.  Before joining the DoD Cyber Crime Center, she was employed at IBM and NASA as a senior forensic analyst. She wrote the book Catching the Catfishers, where she explores the digital footprints that we all leave behind, whether we realize it or not. The book sheds light on a comprehensive set of online security components and teaches readers how to best protect their personal information from being put out and circulated on the web.  She co-authored the textbook Alternate Data Storage Forensics and was featured in Best Damn Cybercrime and Digital Forensics Book Period. How to contact Tyler: Website LinkedIn Twitter Facebook You Tube Vimeo Books: Catching The Catfishers: Disarm the Online Pretenders, Predators and Perpetrators Who Are Out To Ruin Your Life Alternate Data Storage Forensics Resources Mentioned: Spokeo EU regulations Rogue Base stations Stingray Statement Analysis Exif Data Cyber Dust Summarized Show Notes: “The best protection is knowledge of how things work”. You don’t have to become a coder, but think outside the box and how things can be a threat to you, your family and corporation. Understanding the impact of a company like Spokeo. Thoughts on personal privacy – do we have any anymore? Even if you never go on Social media or don’t use a smart phone. But there are other people posting things about you. You have a digital presence. When you read the Terms of service on apps, they will tell you what they are collecting and how they are collecting. We should try to secure companies with data like Spokeo. The book is about what we can do individually to take control. EU regulations - will be interesting to see what happens to see how companies can work around data. Photos - takeaways regarding privacy settings on this. Exif data. Pinpoints the exact geographic location from where the photo was taken. When you are dealing with a predator after your child, you don’t want too much information being taken from your child. Bad guys - are really good at what they do. But you can turn it off. Knowledge is empowerment. Understanding what you are doing and what you are potentially giving away to companies. Decisions can be made on what you want to do to use it. Cookies - obscuring identity through proxy systems. Super Cookies, Zombie Cookies and Flash Cookies. Cookies have a format - you can delete cookies. Usually used to auto-login to a site. But now - different companies are getting smarter and using zombie cookies that are harder to remove. To find out more about you to sell you stuff. Things you can do if you want to protect yourself. Don’t use applications as much, try to use the websites. Sometimes the cookies are polymorphic. Insurance companies and health companies - building profiles on us, with automated tools. Powerful tools - building up a story about us online.   Sometimes people are more realistic about who they are on social media, sometimes not. IRS - utilizing this technology. This is stuff we have chosen to put out. When you take the posts from the perspective of an HR person would to find out about you - you might find out a lot about you to find out who you are. If you never post things, but you like a certain persons posts. That will tell us a lot about who we are as people. How do we assert some sovereignty over our life? What would an observer see about ourselves? You want to research yourself online. Sometimes privacy settings change. Do you want employers seeing this and a bunch of strangers seeing this? It’s a perception. Perceptions become reality. Think about it as your brand. When you post about your children and how your children are doing. Privacy settings can and will change. If you are posting things which you think is private. Someday that information might be available to college boards or recruiters. Set up a private group if you want to talk to a private group. As an executive, it’s very easy to find your address. Very easy to set up things like man in the middle attacks targeting that particular person. Rogue Base Station, Stingray, IMSI catcher. Those people can put updates through malware that given them control of your device. Base station you put in that your phone will connect to as the strongest signal that may be in a coffee shot. You will go through the rogue base station instead of the actual provider signal. People learning your pattern of life. Catching the Catfisher - what does it mean? What is purpose of the book? Teach people how to understand Wild West domain and empower themselves in ways that are easy to understand. To read deception in the online domain. Understand if those you are talking to are really who they say they are. Value in the book from purely understanding deception and becoming a human lie detector. Statement analysis. Deception techniques are important. Having a checklist is a way to engage your kids in the security instead of them feeling attacked Browsers can take control – Tyler personally uses Chrome. Added security features. Depends on what you want to use. Instant messaging - cyber dust. IMs. Context of messaging versus transport of messaging. Cyber dust - it disappears. If traversing through a network and network is keeping those packets it can always be re-constituted. There are low tech solutions to high tech issues. Someone can take a photograph of what you sent and send that around. As society we have to be aware of what we are putting out there because we don’t know where we’ll be 5-10 years from now. If there’s something that you want to do, don’t let anybody tell you that you can’t. If there’s something you want to do and you know it’s right, go for it, because you can do it. This episode is sponsored by the CIO Scoreboard All methods of how to access the show are below: Listen on iTunes (for iPhones etc.) Listen to it on Stitcher (This is for Android Phone Users. 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