Podcasts about computer hacking

Send Bidemi a Text Message!Support The Bid Picture PodcastIn this episode, host Bidemi Ologunde discussed some of the U.S. federal investigations involving cybersecurity incidents in November 2024.Part 1: Cryptojacking Scheme - Joshua Paul Armbrust (Orr, Minnesota)Part 2: Computer Hacking and Extortion Scheme (Meridian, Idaho)Part 3: Operating an Illegal Streaming Service - Yoany Vaillant (Las Vegas, Nevada)Part 4: Cyber Exploitation and Cyberstalking - Jack Keegan Davis Light (Columbia, South Carolina)Support the show

Ep356-Art Bell-Kevin Mitnick-Computer Hacking

Art Bell - Kevin Mitnick - Computer Hacking

Send Bidemi a Text Message!In this episode of The Cyber Case Files Podcast, host Bidemi Ologunde discussed some of the U.S. federal investigations involving cybersecurity incidents in August 2024. You can get The Cyber Case Files Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts.Part 1: Acting and Conspiring to Act as an Agent of a Foreign Government without prior Notification to the U.S. Attorney General - Shujun WangPart 2: Conspiracy to Obtain and Disclose National Defense Information - Korbein SchultzPart 3: Computer Hacking & Wire Fraud - Maksim Silnikau, Volodymyr Kadariya, and Andrei TarasovPart 4: Complaint-in-intervention - Georgia Institute of TechnologySupport the show

Computer-Hacking hat was von Star Wars: Bei Star Wars gibt es die Jedi und die Sith – die einen gehören zur hellen, die anderen zur dunklen Seite der Macht - derselben Macht, um genau zu sein. So ähnlich ist es auch hier. Konstruktive und böswillige Hacker bedienen sich technisch gesehen derselben "Macht", also denselben Methoden. Karla Pizzi gehört zu den Jedi-Rittern unter den Hackerinnen und Hackern. Sie ist stellvertretende Vorsitzende des Vereins Nachwuchsförderung IT-Sicherheit und der veranstaltet die "Cyber Security Challenge Germany" in Ulm. Anfang Juli ist das Finale dieses Wettbewerbs, bei dem 24 Nachwuchstalente sich in einem zweimonatigen Online-Wettbewerb im März und April dafür qualifiziert haben. Im Gespräch mit SWR Aktuell-Moderatorin Jenny Beyen erklärt sie, wie sie trotz der Verlockungen des Geldes junge Hackerinnen und Hacker von der hellen Seite der Macht überzeugen will – und was es überhaupt braucht, um sich dieses Spezialwissen anzueignen.

How do you solve a crime when there is no evidence?How do you solve a crime in a world that doesn't even exist? How do you solve a crime involving an NBA star, a computer hacker and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fraud that touches on every internet transaction that you ever do?Welcome to the multi-billion dollar world of criminal Internet real estate. 

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Dresses! Linen Suits! Computer Hacking!The 1986 John Hughs classic Pretty in Pink has it all! Unless you mean a cohesive storyline. We are joined by our special guest David Almeida from Let's Face the Facts Podcast to discuss all of the drama, outfits, and horrors of Molly Ringwald's dating life. Thank you to David Almeida for joining us this week! Check out his podcast at https://www.facethefactspod.com/ For more information about the show go tohttps://www.whatdoyoumedia.comOr Send us an email at whatdoyoumeanyouveneverseen@gmail.comThank you to James Alexander for creating the awesome artwork for this show! Check out his instagram at https://instagram.com/pleasantviewdesigns?igshid=NDBlY2NjN2I=Follow the show on social media!!Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/WhatdoyoumeanY4Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/What-Do-You-Mean-Youve-Never-Seen-107380251977450/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/whatdoyoumeanyouveneverseen?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKK5WkxviFwkBDV38XC43nQ Twitter: https://twitter.com/whatdoyoumedia TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@whatdoumeanuveneverseen?Smells Like HumansLike spending time with funny friends talking about curious human behavior. Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

Author and anthropologist Levi Vonk joins us to discuss his book Border Hacker, co-narrated with Axel Kirschner, a fascinating character caught between countries. Guatemalan by birth but raised in Queens, Axel was deported from the US and met up with Levi when they both joined a migrant caravan traveling through Mexico. Border Hacker is the story of their friendship, their adventures in navigating corrupt systems and entanglements, and the cruelty of American immigration policies. The book is fascinating, and Levi offers an unprecedented window into immigration issues, on an individual and global basis. A heartbreaking and heartwarming episode.The book:https://www.boldtypebooks.com/titles/levi-vonk/border-hacker/9781645037057/Levi's website:https://www.levivonk.com/Levi on Instagram and Twitter:https://www.instagram.com/levivonk/https://twitter.com/vonklevi/Thoughts? Comments? Potshots? Contact the show at:https://www.discreetguide.com/podcast-books-shows-tunes-mad-acts/Follow or like us on podomatic.com (it raises our visibility :)https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/books-shows-tunes-mad-actsSupport us on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/discreetguideJennifer on Twitter:@DiscreetGuideJennifer on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferkcrittenden/Discreet Guide Training:https://training.discreetguide.com/

Hometown Radio 04/27/22 6p: Dr. Larry Martinez discusses Amazon and computer hacking

Entrepreneur success stories come in many different shapes and sizes. Our part one episode with the computer coding, co-op farming, concession stand running, custom label making Caylan Larson, is no exception. In this episode, we go into detail about how Caylan's love for problem solving and computers, as a kid, gave him direction and purpose as he navigated his troubled teen years, family tragedy, and finding his place in community. He admits that creating labels was not a lifelong passion and, as we discover, not his first invention. Caylan could have worked at his selection of tech firms, and he even had extremely predictable and steady career options. His drive to challenge himself kept him away from choosing “comfort,” and his purpose was found in helping other people succeed. This combination led Caylan to becoming a consultant, but the entrepreneurial journey didn't stop there. Caylan set out to form a small side hustle with Label Live, bridging the tech gap in the label making and printing industry. In his words, this little project “spiraled out of control” as he eventually found more and more people across the globe who found his label printer incredibly helpful in their business. We cover everything from challenging yourself and your kids, serving others, when to be conservative vs liberal in your risk taking, insurance companies, farming co-ops, relationship spawning naan, coffee roasting…and how all of this ties into Caylan innovating in the label printing industry.We, on the Wealth Preservation Podcast, LOVE the unique roads people travel on their journey through entrepreneurism. If you enjoyed Caylan's episode and want to hear from more entrepreneurs and strategists, please check out and subscribe to one of our many channels and visit our website. Website: www.wealthpreservationpodcast.com  Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wealth-preservation-podcast/id1493231689  Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/wealth-preservation-podcast  Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6rrd3dJmti8drpc0EpySRt  Check out Caylan's website, YouTube channel, or LinkedIn page for more videos, or go check out if Label Live is good for your business! (We do not receive compensation for referrals…we just LOVE the story and innovation Caylan is providing in this space!) Website: https://label.live/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo7nlPdvN-wtPt3d5-f3ifA/featured LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caylanlarson/  Label LIVE Download: https://label.live/download I dunno by grapes (c) copyright 2008 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/grapes/16626 Ft: J Lang, Morusque

Sextortion is another online danger and has only recently been recognized by law as a crime. In 2011, the internet was booming and more people were using social media sites than ever. This increase in online activity opened up many to online predators. Between 2011 and 2016, Ryan Vallee used social media to harass, cyberstalk and obtain nude photos of his victims, teenage girls, through sextortion tactics.  However his case is not an isolated incident and this is a prevalent threat online. A 31 year old Florida man named Lucas Chansler was arrested in relation to his online criminal activities . He had nearly 350 victims that spanned over 26 of the states in the US, in Canada and Great Britain. When arrested, he had 80,000 photos and videos in the library of media that he coerced from his victims. Only just about 100 of his victims have been identified, which leaves a lot of room for this investigation to remain open. PROMO -  Beyond The Rainbow - True Crimes of the LGBT (Darkcast Network)References & Resources:For Help or More information regarding Sextortion go to Stop Sextortion - Yup. It's a thing or text 741741Defending Children From Sexual Abuse | About ThornPredators, Prey and Parental Controls: How to Protect Children Online (addictivetips.com)Ryan J. Vallee Now: Where is Serial Cyberstalker Today? Update (thecinemaholic.com)The Most Popular Social Networking Sites in 2022 - BroadbandSearchSextortion Among Adolescents: Results From a National Survey of U.S. Youth - Justin W. Patchin, Sameer Hinduja, 2020 (sagepub.com)State of Social Media: 2011 | Pew Research CenterSextortion: More Insight Into the Experiences of Youth - Cyberbullying Research CenterNew Hampshire Man Sentenced to Prison in Computer Hacking and “Sextortion” Scheme Involving Multiple Female Victims | United States Secret ServiceNew Hampshire Man Sentenced To Prison In Computer Hacking And "Sextortion" Scheme Involving Multiple Female Victims | USAO-NH | Department of JusticeHow They Caught Their Stalker (readersdigest.in)Ryan Vallee convicted of stalking teenage girls for online 'sextortion' scheme: Web of Lies investigates (monstersandcritics.com)New Hampshire Man Pleads Guilty to Computer Hacking and “Sextortion” Scheme Involving Multiple Female Victims | OPA | Department of JusticeNew Hampshire man pleads to online sex extortion of women | AP NewsOnline 'Sextortion' Is on the Rise (newsweek.com)Sextortion — FBISextortion and the Lucas Chansler Case — FBIFBI Looking for Hundreds of Florida Man's Sextortion Victims (nbcnews.com)FBI reveals that Florida's Lucas Chansler had hundreds of teen girl victims (dailymail.co.uk)ID Web of Lies - I See You

The story of Australia's early computer hacking scene is told in a new seven-part podcast series, called Motherlode.

It's 1995 and Hollywood has discovered Computer Hacking. This is where HS kids who look like they are in their 20s take on The Man via the ‘puter. The boys investigate this phenom with the help of guest Kraig Beaudoin. Links You can rate and review us in these places (and more, probably) Does This Still Work? - TV Podcast https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/does-this-still-work-1088105 ‎Does This Still Work? on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/does-this-still-work/id1492570867 Windows 95 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_95 Kevin Mitnik https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Mitnick Off The Hook https://www.2600.com/offthehook/

Episode 181- Dr Moran Cerf! This was one of the most fascinating conversations I've ever had. Dr Cerf is a former bank robber/computer hacker turned neuroscientist. Besides his PhD in neuroscience he also has degrees in physics and philosophy. He has acted as a consultant on several big film and tv projects including Mr Robot & Limitless. He's doing some cutting edge research right now with microchip implants in brains and dreams. This episode will blow your mind! 0:00:00 - Intro0:01:20 - Robbing Banks & Computer Hacking 0:06:05 - Francis Crick & Neuroscience 0:07:55 - Consultant on Film/TV 0:11:55 - Learning & Education 0:13:57 - Dentists Named Dennis 0:17:15 - Manipulating Brains & Emotions0:23:20 - Syncing Brains with People Around You 0:26:48 - Repetition, Memories & Therapy 0:31:40 - Memories Stored in the Body 0:35:35 - Transferring Memories 0:38:03 - Identifying  & Recording Dreams 0:45:05 - Taking Control of Dreams 0:50:35 - Microchip in Brain & Ethics 0:54:40 - Brain Chips as Treatment Options 0:58:15 - Hormones Role with the Brain 1:00:05 - Out of Body Experiences 1:04:11 - Brain Interface & Body Control 1:07:46 - Science Fiction Movies/TV 1:09:08 -Donating to Help Protect 1:11:03 - Wrap Up Moran Cerf website:https://www.morancerf.com/Chuck Shute website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

Episode 169- Ralph Sutton!! Ralph is the owner of GaS Digital and co-host of two shows- the SDR Show & The Good Sugar Podcast. Throughout his career he has interviewed some of the biggest rockstars, hosted huge rock festivals, contributed to Metal Edge Magazine and been featured on VH-1. He also go the chance to interview Marc Cuban & Neil deGrasse Tyson. We talk about all this plus Jani Lane, pissing off Sebastian Bach, cancel culture and more! 0:00:00 - Intro0:01:26 - Jani Lane & Warrant 0:04:20 - Steel Panther 0:06:26 - Throat Cancer & VH-1 Classic 0:09:12 - Run In with 9/11 Hijackers 0:12:24 - Computer Hacking 0:18:35 - Metal Edge Magazine 0:19:47 - Hosting Events 0:25:50 - Grandson & State of Rock 0:30:22 - Sebastian Bach & Rob Halford 0:33:07 - Geoff Tate & Queensryche 0:34:24 - Best Interviews 0:37:18 - Mark Cuban 0:38:45 - Trying Drugs On Air 0:41:47 - Neil deGrasse Tyson0:42:43 - Variety of Guests & Niches 0:48:20 - SDR Show Instagram Banned 0:49:55 - Cancel Culture & Offensive Content0:54:54 - Doing the Right Thing & Being a Good Person 0:56:44 - Reel for SDR Show & Production Team 0:58:30 - Health & Wellness & Losing Weight 1:03:15 - Future Plans for Ralph 1:05:40 - Friends with Rockstars 1:07:40 - Ralph's Social Media & Joe Rogan 1:09:40 - RocknPod Event 1:10:50 - Ronald McDonald House & Cancer Sucks 1:11:32 - Porn Stars & Prostitutes 1:13:33 - Wrap Up Ralph Sutton website:https://iamralphsutton.comRonald McDonald House website:https://www.rmhc.orgCancer Sucks website:https://cancersucks.comChuck Shute website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

Almost 6500 Australians have reported phone calls from scammers trying to convince them to download software that will allow them to access home computers and their bank accounts. WA Commissioner for Consumer Protection Gary Newcombe explains.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a 6-3 ruling, the court makes a distinction between unauthorized access to information and "improper motives" when retrieving info someone already has access to. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Deputy District Attorney Vicki Johnson interviews senior fraud specialist Dr. Judy Christman Yates, who warns us about computer hackers and their associated scams. Dr. Yates explains to our audience what is computer ‘hacking' and what can you do if your computer gets hacked! To report a scam in Santa Barbara County, call the DA's fraud hotline at 805-568-2442.

One of the things I get asked the most about is questions about how to be a hacker and how to learn hacking skills. And I think there's a few people I know who really epitomized what that's all about, and we've had pretty deep journeys and in their lives and their careers about about computer hacking. We talk a lot about the mindset of hackers, which is one of the things I'm super interested in and attracted to. I find to be very helpful way of thinking about things. But you know, when we're talking about the technicalities of computer hacking, what that means, it really appeals to a certain kind of person and I think a lot of people just don't know where to start. And so I wanted to share one of the folks that I find inspiring and who I've known for a long time. I think his life and his career sort of epitomizes what a lot of folks are thinking about when they're asking about computer hacking. And so his name's Riley Eller and Riley's sort of a famous in the hacker community because he used to run the most popular party for hackers called Caesar's challenge. And we'd have this party once a year at DEF CON and only the league got in. Riley has done a great job over the years of figuring out how to get hackers partying, and get us all connecting to each other and making friends with each other. I think that's a really important and valuable thing for a community of folks who maybe having focused on social skills so much previously. And so Riley's also known for being a member of the ghetto hackers, which was the first team of hackers to win the DEF CON Capture the Flag contest three years in a row. Then they took it over and ran that contest for a few years and really up the game. This was the notorious, you know hacking contest, cause it was the first big hacking contest. It was the place where that got started. And now of course you have hacking contests all over the world, but capture the flag at Def CON is where it started. The ghetto hackers were one of the first real teams to take that on and they advanced the game and really turned it into a spectator sport at DEF CON. And it's, it's gone on and evolved since then. We talk about that a bit in this conversation. We go deep into a little bit deep into talking about a wifi mesh networking at a company called CoCo Communications where Riley worked another one of our upcoming guests on the podcast, Jeremy Bruestle who was the founder of that company. You can listen to that to learn a little more about CoCo, but a lot of those inventions and those technologies are just coming of age now. And so I think it's actually pretty relevant and interesting because mesh networking is one of these things that keeps coming up again and again, and the problems are hard and interesting. So that's a cool conversation. And then later on, we talk about Caesar's experience as a hacker growing up, how he got into it, what he's learned, what he values about it as well as his ideas for how you can become a hacker. I am really excited to share Riley with you guys. He's made a big impression on me and my life, so I hope you enjoy it. (more…)

Computer hacking appeals differently to different people. For some, it is no more than just tinkering with the computer. For others, it is a way of life, a technical profession that shapes a person’s life and career. To help us get clear on what being a hacker truly is, who better to invite in this episode than someone who has had a deep journey with computer hacking? Pablos Holman sits down with famous hacker Riley Eller to talk about being a hacker and learning hacking skills. Beyond that, Riley takes us into his career experiences, from winning the DEF CON Capture the Flag contest three years in a row to the Wi-Fi mesh networking at a company called CoCo Communications. Plus, he also shares how he got into hacking, what he has learned, what he values about it, how you can be one, and more. Follow along with Riley in this interesting conversation with Pablos as they let us in on the world that only a few get to look inside.

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Enrique Serrano Aparicio (Spain), is an IT Engineer, Speaker and Entrepreneur. He is on https://enriqueite.com/ and on Twitter - @EnriqueITE Our second guest couldn't be more different. Her name is Fadila Ahmad Abdulrazaq (Nigeria and Ghana). She is the founder of www.africanslivingfully.com. She focuses on the future of work, lifestyle design and travel. You can reach her on fadila@africanslivingfully.com; Website: www.africanslivingfully.com; Social Media handles: Instagram: Fadila_AAhmad; Linkedin Fadila Ahmad Abdulrazaq 

Guess who's back!! It's your two favorite girls back at it again bringing you another episode, still trying to figure all of this shit out. Thanks for joining us on this crazy journey. And if you're new to the show, welcome!This week we're diving into a topic that we feel is something we've all had to deal with one way or another, especially with todays technology on such a rise. Hacking is something we don't really talk about. It's just kind of a thing that happens all of the time and we're all just forced to deal with it, cause how do you track a hacker?? We've both had our fair share of information being hacked into, ESPECIALLY JQ, and it's only going to continue. So we want to have this conversation in hopes it brings a bit of awareness to us and our listeners. We hope you tune in and hear these crazy stories, and can maybe relate a bit to these struggles. And make sure to tune in after the show for our 5 min wine down to hear how Dali's music festival went! We're super excited to share it with the fam!!Oh hey! And don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE to join our Adult Family!Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @areweadultingyetpodcast and use the hashtag #TASKAWAY to let us know what you think. Or if you have suggestions of any future tasks you want us to try to wipe off the map, feel free to comment or DM, or email us!Also, we are currently taking any suggestions for any future guest appearances on the show. So if you feel like you or someone you know may be a good fit for the show, HIT US UP!areweadultingyet@gmail.comWanna follow the hosts on IG?! @daliconpique@quuujayyy

2001-12-19 - Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell - Kevin Mitnick - Computer Hacking

Is Julian Assange a criminal or a hero? It really does depend on how you ask. Maybe the better question is, did Julian Assange break the law? And who is worse - Assange or criminal Chelsea Manning? (Spoiler: It's Manning.) And maybe there's an even bigger question hanging over the Assange arrest: Do American even care about this story? Tony Katz hosts Eat! Drink! Smoke! (http://facebook.com/eatdrinksmoke) recorded live at Blend Bar Cigar (http://blendbarcigar.com) in Indianapolis, IN, along with April D. Gregory and Fingers Malloy. The review Noah's Mill bourbon and the Smoking Jacket Henkie cigar from Kelner Boutique Factory. Actress Charlize Theron can't get a date. This isn't gossip; she said it herself. She said guys need to "grow a pair" and ask her out. If you do ask her out, we suggest making a documentary out of it. Kit Kat ice cream is a real thing, and you can buy it. And in a recent trip to Detroit, Tony saw how residents there are supporting a hometown brand - Shinola watch - and why it signals great things for the problemed city. Eat! Drink! Smoke! is sponsored by fanimation.com (http://fanimation.com).

Did our privacy survive the worst breach ever? What’s hurting, what’s helping, and what do we do now? More info on Joel Winston, privacy and cybersecurity lawyer, can be found here.

How lawmakers held Equifax accountable… almost.  How consumers are doing it themselves.  Inventing consequences for the worst breach ever. Read about Jessamyn West’s experience taking Equifax to small claims court here. Read about Christian Haigh’s experience taking Equifax to small claims court here.

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 week we are pleased to welcome John Carlin to the show.  John was Chief of Staff and Senior Council to Bob Mueller when Mr. Mueller served as FBI Director. Carlin also worked as the National Coordinator for DOJ’s Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property Program – better known as CHIP, and he has served as Assistant U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia. John currently chairs Morrison and Foerster’s Global Risk and Crisis Management practice and is co-head of the firm’s national security practice. John has written a book recently with author Garrett Graff, titled, ‘Dawn of the Code War: America’s Battle Against Russia, China and the Rising Global Cyber Threat.

People all over the world have recently become more aware of the dangers surrounding computer hacking, especially after the NHS attack last year, which was dubbed 'the biggest cyber attack in history'. If you are on the internet, you are vulnerable. What can you do to protect yourself? Listen to episode 4 of CyberTrack with Dr Graeme Edwards to find out! Dr Graeme Edwards Dr. Graeme Edwards is the Director of CYBER i Pty Ltd, a company that places focus upon training, support, education and consultancy services to businesses on matters relating to cyber security, cloud computing and incident response. Graeme has spent approximately 25 years in law enforcement, with approximately 15 of those as a detective investigating cybercrime and the many variations there are of financial crimes. He has provided numerous public presentations on technology and cyber security related topics to a multitude of audiences ranging from technology groups to national/ international conferences. Graeme has successfully completed a Doctorate of Information Technology with a thesis of investigating cybercrime in a cloud-computing environment, a Masters of Information Technology (Security) and a Bachelor of Business Studies (Information Technology). He is continuing his professional development by commencing study to become a Certified Ethical Computer Hacker and Incident Response Manager.  He is the current President of the Brisbane chapter of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.

We examine the nature of conspiracy and specific conspiracy theories that are more than just theory. Some of the documents have been published, and evidences proving that something more than a mere coincidence of incidents have given fodder for tin-foil hat wearers to gain suspicion. The very discredit of conspiracies is a conspiracy initiated for the conditioning of citizens under the CIA's Clandestine Services in 1967.We will discuss:ChemtrailsJFK AssassinationCIA Control over MediaCIA Mind Control Experiments, like MKULTRAGov't SpyingAnd The IlluminatiHear past podcasts on the Conspiracy TheoriesJFK Assassinationhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/jfk-files-disclosed/9/11 Conspiracyhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/different-look-911-james-perloff/MKULTRAhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/r1512/Illuminatihttp://jimdukeperspective.com/r1508/Media Controlhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/media-propaganda-luciferian-agenda/Illuminati Control Streams of Informationhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/illuminati-controlled-information-history/Computer Hacking by Government Agentshttp://jimdukeperspective.com/computer-hacked-government-agencies/

We examine the nature of conspiracy and specific conspiracy theories that are more than just theory. Some of the documents have been published, and evidences proving that something more than a mere coincidence of incidents have given fodder for tin-foil hat wearers to gain suspicion. The very discredit of conspiracies is a conspiracy initiated for the conditioning of citizens under the CIA's Clandestine Services in 1967.We will discuss:ChemtrailsJFK AssassinationCIA Control over MediaCIA Mind Control Experiments, like MKULTRAGov't SpyingAnd The IlluminatiHear past podcasts on the Conspiracy TheoriesJFK Assassinationhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/jfk-files-disclosed/9/11 Conspiracyhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/different-look-911-james-perloff/MKULTRAhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/r1512/Illuminatihttp://jimdukeperspective.com/r1508/Media Controlhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/media-propaganda-luciferian-agenda/Illuminati Control Streams of Informationhttp://jimdukeperspective.com/illuminati-controlled-information-history/Computer Hacking by Government Agentshttp://jimdukeperspective.com/computer-hacked-government-agencies/

In this episode, Tom and I discuss various types of hacking and how the law seeks to hold offenders accountable. In addition, we also discuss various current events in the tech world.  We even engage in a short discussion about robots replacing humans in the workforce.  In the episode we discussed how many hackers live in the Eastern European region. A documentary that covers this in greater detail entitled "The Most Dangerous Town on the Internet -- Hackerville" can be found at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=un_XI4MM6QI Disclaimer: The information in this podcast is intended for entertainment purposes only. Listening to this podcast does not create an attorney-client relationship. The information in this podcast is prepared for a general audience and is not, nor intended to be, legal advice. Information is provided on an "as is" basis. While we endeavor to provide accurate information, we cannot guarantee the information provided here will be completely, or fully accurate; laws are always changing. We make no warranties and disclaim liability for any damages resulting from use of this information. Legal advice should be sought from a competent attorney, familiar with the specific facts and circumstances of your case. Nothing in this podcast should be used as a substitute for the advice of a competent attorney.

Punk Wisdom – Episode 11 – Curtis Jeminson – Government Spying and Computer Hacking

In recent months self-proclaimed “cybersecurity experts” have posted cybercrime history timelines in online outlets but left out some of the most significant cases that impacted all subsequent cybercrime cases & laws; the Morris Worm & the German hackers caught by Clifford Stoll. In this episode you will hear from the trailblazer in the computer crime prosecution space, Mark Rasch, & learn what he has seen over the years with regard to computer crime, hacking, what has changed, & the things that have remained the same. Mark created the Computer Crime Unit at the US Department of Justice, where he led efforts aimed at investigating and prosecuting cyber, high-tech, and white-collar crime. Mark helped the FBI and Treasury Department develop their original procedures on handling electronic evidence to use for computer crime prosecutions & has taught digital crime and evidence classes at the FBI Academy and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Tune in for a fascinating discussion!

Originally aired on Faith Radio with Bill Meier on January 18, 2017.  We discuss current events during January, 2017 as well as how tariffs were sending jitters through the business […]

In this episode we discuss the development of computer hacking from the breaking of the Enigma Code to the emergence of the Anonymous movement. The following topics are covered: What is hacking?, the history of the people involved, the move to the web, denial of service, black hats vs white hats, smart phones, Anonymous, Church of Scientology and the Playstation Hack. Music: The Journey by Graham Walker & Computer Love by Kraftwerk. If you would like to make a donation to the show then please click on the PayPal button. Many thanks for your support.

Nesta nova edição do SegInfocast, apresentamos o aúdio do Webinar #22 da Clavis Segurança da Informação cujo tema foi Certificação CHFIv8 – Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator. A certificação CHFI prepara o profissional para detectar ataques consumados de um usuário malicioso e extrair adequadamente as evidências para a comprovação do crime cibernético, assim como para a condução de auditorias que visam prevenir futuros ataques. O objetivo do webinar foi apresentar os principais assuntos da ementa oficial da Certificação EC-Council CHFIv8 – Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator EAD da Academia Clavis.

blackmath, WhiskeyNeon, and zandi cover the news and discuss BSidesDFW 2015, Facebook M, China's CitizenScore, Alibaba, and latest drug terrifying communities. The main topic of the evening are examples of hacking outside of computer use. Our thoughts are with MrChin as he faces his indecent exposure case next week. Theme created with ♥ by @marrow-machines

Computer Hacking in Games Recorded at Metatopia 2014 Presented by Shane Harsch, Clark Valentine & Tim Rodriguez Our panel discusses the actual process/stages of intrusion (what we call the “Kill Chain”) and then facilitates a discussion about the challenges of turning that real-world process into an actionable and fun gaming experience.   Episode 50: Computer Hacking in Games [ 56:31 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (267)  

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George Waller, co-founder of Strikeforce, teamed up with his partner when they both realized that computer hacking had gone from a competition to big business. With millions of dollars at stake hackers are becoming smarter and smarter and infiltrating some of the most sophisticated systems regularly. Roy Weissman of MediaJobs.com spoke with George about how Strikeforce has created some compelling products to help protect everyone from the largest enterprise firms to one PC households

George Waller, co-founder of Strikeforce, teamed up with his partner when they both realized that computer hacking had gone from a competition to big business. With millions of dollars at stake hackers are becoming smarter and smarter and infiltrating some of the most sophisticated systems regularly. Roy Weissman of MediaJobs.com spoke with George about how Strikeforce has created some compelling products to help protect everyone from the largest enterprise firms to one PC households

The most common scams are probably still computer hacking, there are a lot of types ranging in seriousness. Veteran host Youngjoo Ahn welcome first time co-host, Clare Durant, as they interview Global Youth Talk reporter Ryan Sim with his information on scholarship fraud and author Ashley Elston with her book The Rules for Disappearing that discusses fake identities and the Witness Protection Program. The hosts also offer tips on how to protect yourself from internet stalking as well as other scams. Whether it be a friend hacking your Facebook for fun or a thief stealing your social security ID or someone in a foreign country trying to get access to your credit cards or bank accounts, scams are on the rise. Some of the most common scams according to the FBI include the Nigerian Letter, telemarketing fraud, identity theft, advanced fee schemes and health care fraud.

The most common scams are probably still computer hacking, there are a lot of types ranging in seriousness. Veteran host Youngjoo Ahn welcome first time co-host, Clare Durant, as they interview Global Youth Talk reporter Ryan Sim with his information on scholarship fraud and author Ashley Elston with her book The Rules for Disappearing that discusses fake identities and the Witness Protection Program. The hosts also offer tips on how to protect yourself from internet stalking as well as other scams. Whether it be a friend hacking your Facebook for fun or a thief stealing your social security ID or someone in a foreign country trying to get access to your credit cards or bank accounts, scams are on the rise. Some of the most common scams according to the FBI include the Nigerian Letter, telemarketing fraud, identity theft, advanced fee schemes and health care fraud.

On February 22nd, 2013, Cornell university professor of Government and expert on China, Andrew Mertha spoke about the recent Chinese cyber attacks disclosed by US cyber security company Mandiant and the impact it may have on future US-China relations.

As police from Operation Tuleta warn former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain that his computer may have been hacked, Jane Dodge investigates the use of the practice by the press. Tom Watson MP tells 'The Report' that computer hacking could potentially 'dwarf' the phone hacking scandal. The Leveson Enquiry into media ethics has been hearing from celebrities and victims of crime whose phones have been hacked. But other witnesses including former military intelligence officer Ian Hurst have given details of how their computers were hacked. One of his correspondents tells us how the detail revealed could have put lives at risk. The Report talks exclusively to Joe Poulton - not his real name - who as an undercover operative spent time amid the culture of lawbreaking in the offices of private detective firm, Southern Investigations in London. The former police officer was there for nearly a decade until 2006 gathering intelligence on an unrelated matter. He reveals that computer hacking along with other unlawful techniques, was used in connection with stories for News International and other newspapers. The Report has spoken to another victim, also involved in Northern Ireland, who believes he was hacked to supply information to the press. The nature and character of the targets of computer hacking raise questions about personal safety and national security. Tom Watson MP a high profile critic of the press tells The Report that the computer hacking scandal could "potentially dwarf the phone hacking scandal'. Producer: Paul Grant.