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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. ** Show notes and links mentioned on the show ** U.S. Charges 4 Chinese Military Officers in 2017 Equifax Hack https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/02/u-s-charges-4-chinese-military-officers-in-2017-equifax-hack/ Phishers impersonate […] The post Chinese Hackers, Coronavirus Phishing Attacks, How to Stay (Almost) Anonymous Online appeared first on The Shared Security Show.
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Back in September 2017, we learned from credit reporting company Equifax that they had been hacked and the personal information of about 147 million people had been compromised. On Monday, the Justice Department charged four Chinese military members as the culprits. Exploiting a software vulnerability that Equifax failed to patch, the hackers were able to spend weeks in the system stealing sensitive data. Matt Zapotosky, national security reporter at the Washington Post, joins us for how it was done. Next, Ransomware has taken a significant leap forward in its sophistication and accessibility. Right now anyone can get on to the dark web and buy their way into “RaaS” or ransomware as a service. It provides the buyer with an online interface to easily execute and manage this type of cybercrime. It is a simple, low-risk way to target someone… infect their computer, encrypt their files, get paid ransom money, and send the victim a way to decrypt those files. Drake Bennett, reporter on the Projects and Investigations team at Bloomberg News, joins us for what happened when he sabotaged his editor with ransomware. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Audience, welcome back to The Real Fake News®. This is the weekly Fireside Chat. We've got a lot of great topics for you today. We're talking about doorbell cameras, good guys, and bad guys. We talk about how to be bad, how to be good, and how to determine whether you are good or bad. There's a scale. We talk about criminals - what makes them, and how to spot them. We chat about China, the coronavirus, the Equifax Hack, and how they are all related. We cover the history, the root of the problem, and the cure. Very important stuff. We talk about technology, cars, new product lines, and how a lack of understanding hurts the elderly. We cover adrenaline and endorphins - where to find them, how to get them, and which are best for you given your situation. We chat about our music licensing rights, getting musicians to come on our show, and having celebrities like Britney Spears wear our T-shirts to spread the message to their fanbase. Tune in to "Cops & Robbers" right here, on The Real Fake News®.
The news to know for Tuesday, February 11th, 2020! What to watch today in New Hampshire, what really happened when half of Americans had their personal data stolen, and when exactly SpaceX plans to take people to space for the first time (it's soon!). Plus: what to expect from Samsung's big event today and how a new music label is finding the next big star with artificial intelligence. Those stories and more in less than 10 minutes! Head to www.TheNewsWorthy.com under the section titled 'Episodes' to read more about any of the stories mentioned or see sources below... This episode is brought to you by www.Rothys.com/newsworthy Thanks to The NewsWorthy INSIDERS for your support! Become one here: www.theNewsWorthy.com/insider Sources: New Hampshire Primary: NYT, Vox, Newsweek Flooding Risk: Weather Channel, NBC News, CNN Trump's Budget Plan: NYT, WSJ, The Hill, USA Today, Fox News Equifax Data Breach: WIRED, NBC News, Politico, Consumer Reports Coronavirus Updates: CNN, CBS News, CNBC First SpaceX Flight Coming: Engadget, TechCrunch, CNBC Samsung Unpacked Event: The Verge, Cnet, 9to5Google, Watch Live Nikola Electric Pick-Up Truck: USA Today, Forbes AI Enabled Music Label: Engadget Record Low Oscar Viewership: Bloomberg, Variety, USA Today
The US Government has officially charged foud members of the Chinese military for the Equifax breach. This episode goes into the details and the amazing forensic work to not only identify the source of the breach but also the individuals behind it. Be aware, be safe. Sign-Up For FREE security awareness training here. Become A Patron! Patreon Page *** Support the podcast with a cup of coffee *** - Ko-Fi Security In Five —————— Where you can find Security In Five —————— Security In Five Reddit Channel r/SecurityInFive Binary Blogger Website Security In Five Website Security In Five Podcast Page - Podcast RSS Twitter @securityinfive iTunes, YouTube, TuneIn, iHeartRadio,
US indicts four members of China’s People’s Liberation Army in connection with the 2017 Equifax breach. North Korea establishes an Internet template for pariah regimes’ sanctions evasion. Iran sustained a major DDoS attack Saturday. US Democratic Party seeks to avoid a repetition of the Iowa caucus in other states as the Sanders campaign asks for a partial recanvas. Israel’s Likud Party involved in a voter database exposure incident via its own app. Joe Carrigan from JHU ISI with a look back at the Clipper chip. Guest is Shannon Brewster from AT&T Cybersecurity with thoughts on election security. For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2020/February/CyberWire_2020_02_10.html Support our show
Prepare for another busy political week by starting with Monday's Three Martini Lunch. Join Jim and Greg as they enjoy watching Pete Buttigieg flail for an answer after ABC's Linsey Davis calls him out for black people being four times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than whites while Buttigieg was mayor of South Bend. They also hammer the Chinese government after the Justice Department indicts four Chinese military figures for the 2017 Equifax hack that compromised the information of more than 145 million people. And they react to more bizarre statements from Joe Biden over this past weekend and wonder whether his campaign is just stumbling right now or whether it's on the brink of imploding.
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Equifax, one of the country’s largest credit reporting agencies, revealed that the private information of some 143 million consumers had been compromised as a result of a data breach. Was this hack avoidable? Could Equifax have done a better job of notifying the affected parties? What happens next? Listen to this 10 minute podcast as Kevin DiLallo, a Senior Partner at LB3, discusses the legal fallout of the security breach with TC2’s Joe Schmidt. Kevin cogently describes what happened at Equifax that opened the door to the massive hack, reveals the possible fines and damages Equifax may face, and lays out what enterprises can do to minimize their operational and legal risks of a similar hack.
Were you caught up in the Equifax hack? This week we dissect the 2017 data-breach, which affected over 50% of the American population. Join us as we reflect on what went wrong, and uncover some sensational findings from the many reports since. We also unpack the latest tech news in Watchtower Weekly, including an attack on Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, and an iPhone vulnerability found by Google's Project Zero. It's giveaway time! Tweet us with your "surprisingly good" reviews for the podcast for the chance to win some 1Password swag! Please enter using the #Ask1Password hashtag. If you really want to make our day, you can also leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Please note: This is completely optional, and only tweets will be counted as giveaway entries. We talked about... Google finds indiscriminate iPhone attack lasting years Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey’s account was hacked Equifax Breach Timeline US Government releases post-mortem report on Equifax hack We featured... A special thanks to all news reports and resources featured in this episode. ABC News: Equifax data breach could affect more than 140M Americans ABC News: Equifax to pay $700M after massive data breach Bloomberg: 3 Equifax Managers Sold Stock Before Cyber Hack Revealed CBS News: Equifax data breach: How to protect yourself CBS News: Victims still reeling from Equifax data breach CBS News: Equifax data breach was "entirely preventable" CNBC: Senator Mark Warner: Equifax's Breach is a 'Category 4 Or 5' Hack NBC News: Equifax: Personal Data For 143 Million Americans Exposed NBC News: Growing Outrage Over Massive Equifax Data Breach NBC News: What Consumers Should Know About Equifax $700M Settlement PBS NewsHour: Did the Equifax hack put your personal data at risk? SciShow: How the Massive Equifax Data Breach Happened What the phrase?! Feeding the donkey sponge cake • A Portuguese way to express you're giving special treatment to someone who doesn't need it. Follow Us… Visit 1password.com Check out our blog Tweet us @1Password Find us on Facebook or Instagram
I talk about a way to make 125 in just 5 minutes ( hint, it's due to the Equifax hack.) I talk briefly about the book Crush it by Gary Vee. Lastly I talk about my adventure getting a smog check and harvesting berries. https://eligibility.equifaxbreachsettlement.com/en/eligibility Music Credit: https://www.purple-planet.com Robinhood http://share.robinhood.com/richarh220 Audible link Want more Frugal Content? Follow me on: Twitter: https://twitter.com/thefruglife Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFrugLife/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_frug_life_podcast Get a free stock when you sign up for WeBull and deposit $100. Use my link below: https://act.webull.com/i/TwIJ8klybvIo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thefruglife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thefruglife/support
On this week's episode, I look at the 2017 Equifax Hack and explore the learnings from this gut punch breach.Link to DCRO Guidance: https://www.prweb.com/releases/2018/06/prweb15588756.htmThe Risktory Podcast is created, written and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.Soundtrack Credits (sourced from www.freemusicarchive.org)Podington Bear - Elephants on ParadePodington Bear - DelicantPodington Bear - LonelyPodington Bear - MorelsPodington Bear - SorrentoPodington Bear - StepsPodington Bear - Suppose It IsRichard Smith soundbye used under Fair Use Act provisions
On this week's episode, I look at the 2017 Equifax Hack and explore the learnings from this gut punch breach.Link to DCRO Guidance: https://www.prweb.com/releases/2018/06/prweb15588756.htmThe Risktory Podcast is created, written and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.Soundtrack Credits (sourced from www.freemusicarchive.org)Podington Bear - Elephants on ParadePodington Bear - DelicantPodington Bear - LonelyPodington Bear - MorelsPodington Bear - SorrentoPodington Bear - StepsPodington Bear - Suppose It IsRichard Smith soundbye used under Fair Use Act provisions
Stealing your Tesla, British Airways hack, Equifax long list of mistakes, Windows 7 support, oops I forgot to encrypt your chats, I can see your browser history, Tor browsers, VPNs and Coldfusion? Jason Wood from Paladin Security joins us for expert commentary, so stay tuned for this episode of Hack Naked News! Full Show Notes: https://wiki.securityweekly.com/HNNEpisode188 Visit http://hacknaked.tv to get all the latest episodes!
How is a world class trainer using tech and social media to help people achieve their goals? Listen in as I talk with Oonagh Duncan about her business Fit Feels Good. Congrats to Ajit Pai and President Trump! I explain why repealing Net Neutrality has helped the industry and everyone else! What is the biggest danger to SMB's? Do you know? Listen in and I will tell you what every business need to be aware of. Craig is putting up a new membership site (Yes, it is free, but you have to sign up) On it will have all his special reports that he puts out and you will be the first to get them. These and more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Transcript: Below is a rush transcript of this segment, it might contain errors. Airing date: 09/01/2018 Fit Feels Good's Oonagh Duncan, Net Neutrality Repeal Benefits, and Business Email Compromises Craig Peterson: [00:00:00] Hey, Everybody welcome. Of course, tech talk with Craig Peterson. Same time every week, and online as well. Craig Peterson dot com. Today, we've got a couple of different things going on. One I've got a friend of mine I've known for a couple of years who have been using the online world in order to help build a business and help people. You know I'm an entrepreneur, right, and so is she. I think you're going to find this interesting. And if you know anyone who is a woman in their 40s who might have a couple of problems with losing that baby weight that was put on, well she can probably help them out too. But, it's interesting because she's using the modern technology, including some of the stuff that we're constantly complaining about it comes to social media. So, that'll be fun. So, she's up next. We're also going to be talking about a couple of security things, this week. Half of the small businesses believe they're not cybercrime targets. We'll explain why that's a really bad idea. We've got some more information on the DNC, and another hack that appears to be underway. The whole 'Struts' Bug. Hey, if you work in with a bigger company get this fixed. Now, this is critical absolutely critical. This is how Equifax got hacked the same subsystem called Apache Struts 2 Flaw. So, check that out, if you're a bigger business. We've got an Ohio man sentenced to 15 months for BEC scam. We've got new stuff with scanners at airports. AT&T, oh I've got to talk about this. So, we'll get to that and a whole lot more. But first, we are going off to Oonagh. Here we go. [00:01:47] We're joined right now by a young lady. No, I say young but she's working with women in their 40s her name is Oonagh Duncan and, Oonagh has been all over the place and associate fitness editor for a magazine. She's been a regular before on all kinds of podcasts and on the air as well as CBC up in the Great White North. And, we're going to talk with Oonagh in a little bit about technology. Now you know tech and you know tech has been influencing us. We've talked about some of the problems social media has caused with all kinds of negative things and when we think about it in kind of a negative stereotype, as well, so many times. The reason we're having Oonagh on is that she has been very busy in helping to build a community of these young women who in their 40's, who want to get back in shape, maybe lose some weight, maybe get that cardiovascular system going. And, then she's doing it using technology. So, I've known her for a while, and I asked her to come on she was gracious enough to do so. So, Hi. [00:02:51] Oonagh. Hi, Craig how it been going? It's going really well, now. [00:02:55] The first time I met you in person. I suspected that you were probably about 30 years old. You've got more than a decade on that, you've taken good care of yourself. What brought you to the point where you thought you might be able to help other people? And looking online Google, for instance, It has about a thousand people who have rated you 5-stars so, you're obviously good at it too. [00:03:22] Thank you. Yeah. Oh my gosh, it's been an unbelievable ride. I was I was originally an actor and playwright and then in order to, you know, you would be shocked playwriting is not very lucrative. So, I began to teach fitness classes at 6:00 in the morning and 6 at night. So, I have my whole day to work on my playwriting. And, so I did that for a few years and then I found, that you know, I just kind of getting sick of auditioning all the time, and you know trying to reach my place. So, it's like, no actually, this is the kind of fun. Well, see if I can make a go of it, and it just really took off from there. And, then I noticed that a lot of my clients even though they were exercising, a lot, weren't really seeing the results on their body, that they wanted to because a lot of people don't know this, exercise is not that efficient for a fat loss. It's really efficient to keep off the weight once you've lost it. If you want to lose fat it's going to be almost all about Nutrition. So, I am putting the nutrition component of my program and that I put it all online. So, the only client that had moved away that was sort of my initial impulse but then it just started being like all the strangers come into now I have people in like Mexico, and Germany, and you know Latvia and it's unbelievable. It's so fun because you know I get to log in in the morning, and see how everyone in the UK is doing and then you know before I go to bed and they see everyone on the West Coast and what they have for dinner. So, it's really, really cool the global aspect of it. [00:04:49] It is a different world isn't it. You can get an expert to help you from almost anywhere, and that's what you're doing. Tell me about the success here? [00:04:58] Two thousand people all over the world with a 100 percent 5-star review. You're having a real shock then. How are you achieving this? [00:05:08] Oh, my gosh. Well, you know it is just it's really sort of happened, organically of course, and using Facebook to reach people. But, honestly, I see so much of it is word of mouth, and it's not because you know people are losing weight. My program is called a 28-day transformation challenge. We lose weight, in between. But, because we sort of have snuck in all these psychological triggers that build how bad people are tending to keep the weight off long term. I think that's like making all their friends go. Wait a second. What's going on here, and then? And, so, the word of mouth has just been like spreading wildfire. I think a lot of that is also about the community because there are so many. I mean, I don't know, if you know that there's no many, you know click thirty-nine-dollars to buy a PDF download. This meal plan and workout program that is everywhere. It's not everywhere, it is a life community where everyone is starting the program on the same day. We're all doing it, together. And, you have one on one access to a world-renowned trainer and a nutrition coach. And, it's sort of like sports that we can offer online and know into people's questions. My team, you know before long they're finished hyping it. So, people feel so unsupported, in order. If you were to try and figure that out locally, hey you know, who knows where you live, if you got access to that level of caliber of trainer, nutrition coach, but you know you have to work schedules and then see the cost could be prohibitive. So, really new technology is making history and more accessible to so many people. [00:06:43] So, you mentioned the kind of the social support side of this. Are you using Facebook? Or, do you have your own membership site? How does that all work? [00:06:52] Yea, we do have a membership site but most of the time the membership site we're really just using for, you know, content distribution. It is really all the action happens in the Facebook group. You know we had considered forums because now we have so many people that there's had to be some little you know breakout groups have been new moms, and you know breakout groups women going through menopause and you know you have a little small but really cool dude factor and you know so they might be cool to sort of break that open. Right, now we're just in a big jumble in the Facebook group and sort of organizing with hashtags and you know community memes and stuff like that and it seems to be working pretty well. [00:07:30] Now your wife excuse me my wife and you haven't had a chance to talk before. And of course she's almost 60 years old now and she has had a hard time over the years in losing weight and things. So, she has gone out, and we've done everything we've done the app can you name it we've done it and she's found apps online. Some free that she downloaded some she had to pay for and if it was like what you were talking about that 39 dollar PDF and she didn't get anywhere. But, I think maybe even the key that you have really hit on here is this whole idea of social support. Is that why the apps just typically aren't working for people? [00:08:15] I think of it, I think to be honest Craig I think part of it is that those are there. You know you pay 20 bucks and they all kind of look the same. You know maybe you get a push notification, if you allow them. But it's so easy to ignore. If you are a real person who follows up and says Hey, Craig what's up? Haven't heard from you for a little while. Hey, I'm looking you know I know you slept in today and you said you really work done after work. [00:08:38] I'm waiting for your sweaty selfie. You know. [00:08:43] Yeah. And then people were like, Oh yeah I have to do it. So, there's that sense of accountability not only to your trainer and nutrition coach but to the rest of the community because you know you log into Facebook and you see all these other people are like oh my gosh you the soup was fantastic and it The workout was so hard, I can't believe I finished it or whatever. Then you're feel like you're part of something and building the team down if you don't win. And this is a well documented all over the psychology of exercise adherence if you work out as part of a group and that's a team sport or even group exercise in the gym you are hundred percent more likely to adhere to your is to achieve your goal. [00:09:20] Yeah. No, part of the problem with the gym, Oonagh, is of course you've you've got to get babysitters, if you have younger kids, and you have a job, more than likely right. So, we only have a couple of minutes left but of course Fit Feels Good, of course, is your website will give that out again in just a minute. But you have this live community aspect that seems to make all the difference. [00:09:41] That's right. And you know I'm sure your people are pretty tech savvy so, you know a lot of people are like are you going to go evergreen with this You know make it's sort of passive income that just keep coming in I'm like well yeah I have figured out a way to go evergreen and that we start live you know often. But, it's still a Live start. It still has me physically in the group, Welcoming people, commenting on their things like I can't and I won't ever just turn it into a do it yourself program because I know that doesn't work. [00:10:12] Yeah, you've got to have that support. You know I've seen on your Web site you've got some other programs coming up you started with this outdoor kind of a boot camp. You mentioned your 28 day program now. Are you also have something. I think you're trying to set up to go down to Mexico and really kind of bootstrap people, but fit feels good Dot com is your Web site and know your brand is fit Feels good, as well. Can they find everything there or what's the best way to find out more? [00:10:42] Yeah. If you go to it feels good dot com. You'll see everything there. You'll see a heading called free stuff and you can grab free goodies. And, if you find out about my 28 day transformation challenge and next one is starting on the September 10. It actually is a really wicked bonuses going with that one, including you know I've got a celebrity stylist who's going to come in and tell us how to dress for your body shape. I've got a flat belly strong core program. All of that goes with that. So, if anyone is ever interested in taking care of your body, your health, getting lean kind of once and for all if you're done trying all the 39 dollar apps and your like lets get down to business and get this done. And yet come join me September 10th and I will welcome you with open arms and so much accountability. [00:11:27] All right. Now, I've known you now for a couple of years I think give or take. And I got to say she's the real thing. She she lives, she loves this. I get on calls with her. And you know on Zoom or WebEx or you know all these types of technology online and she doing well she's on the call she's on a treadmill talking I'm gonna get on the call. All I know she's doing that right now. All right. [00:11:54] Well, I am actually pacing right now. [00:11:57] There you go. She she lives it, she loves it. The people that work with her absolutely love it. Oonagh is not compensating me in any way, for those of you who don't know me you haven't been listening for the last 20 years. I think she's got some great tech and great heart and is really trying to help out again. She has been an associate editor, fitness editor, in fact, for magazines. She has been all over the place helping women and some men as she said but kind of specializing in women in their 40s when it's really tough when you've got to start taking those pounds off from the kids. Helping them out doing that live and having a whole lot of fun while doing it. And again the Website is fit feels good dot com. Anything else, Oonagh like to add. [00:12:43] No that's fantastic. Thank you so much. OK. That was really lovely. Hey [00:12:46] You're welcome. Take care. OK. So now we're going to get into the tech side. We've got a lot of stuff to talk about. So here we go. [00:12:59] You know we had a lot of complaints from people about this whole net neutrality thing and I think the reason is people just didn't understand it. We had a group just like we have right now a group of far leftists, socialists who want the government to control everything. And, if you don't think that's been the case for a while. Look at your tax bills we're over 50 percent now. What do you buy? What do you own, that you think it's worth 50 percent of your income? Right. Anything is your car worth working six months out of the year for? Remember that means January through June or July. What's worth that? Is government? Are the services government providing you. Are they worth half of your whole income? Well, those same socialists were out there just beating this drum, because in the latter part of the Obama administration the FCC passed this net neutrality rule where they pulled the Internet under direct FCC control, by one simple ruling right. And the FCC said well we don't really have the authority to do this but they did it anyway just like President Obama said that we don't have the authority to do this but I did anyway. They were saying if net neutrality goes through we are out of luck. [00:14:17] Right. Because they're going to slow down the Internet. There's going to be advertising everywhere, if it doesn't go through we need it so that everything on the Internet is treated fairly. So, that your soccer team is treated fairly. So, that you're not overpaying for Internet access. And you'll remember at the time my argument to that was hey wait a minute now. Why should the old grandma, who's sitting there in her home doing nothing except waiting to get an e-mail or some pictures from the grandkids? Why should she pay the same amount as some kid sitting in the basement playing full 3D video games and talking to the friends all at the same time and streaming Netflix in the background? Maybe if Hulu in the background, right? Why should grandma pay the same as a super high end user of the Internet. It just doesn't make sense. Well, there's another factor I talked about which is that you will take the incentive to invest in the Internet away. If you have this so-called net neutrality, right. Why would businesses try new things? Why would businesses invest in more bandwidth, if they can't charge for it? Why would they invest in more bandwidth, if the high end users can't be charged more? [00:15:39] Right. You remember me talking about that. Well, we now have proof that what I said was absolutely right. Because you know that President Trumps FCC and of course, the head of the FCC Ajit Pai just came out and eliminated that so-called net neutrality rule. Of course, the left was out all over the place saying oh the world is going to fall apart. Well, guess what. not only did it not fall apart, but the Internet has gotten much, much better because of the net neutrality repeal. So, I'm looking at two articles from this week. One is AT&T is investing more now. Iowa right. Not a big state kind of flyover country, as the Clintons like to call it, right. It's not an East Coast-West Coast which gets most of the attention. No, it's in the Midwest. Iowa. AT&T is investing nearly 120 million dollars to boost local networks in Iowa. That's just this week. So, they're boosting reliability coverage, speed, and overall performance for the residents and businesses of Iowa. Including rural Iowa. OK. So, they've already made 365 network enhancements across Iowa including new cell sites, network capacity, and network upgrades, since President Trump removed this so-called net neutrality, which was terrible, terrible to have in place I can't believe they did this. And, again it's the far left that's doing this. Here's another one. Absolute proof as to what's going on. That's just one sample right that article this week from MarketWatch which is an investment website. OK. And that ultimately came from PR Newswire. Our next one. The U.S. Internet speed has gone from 12th place in the world. [00:17:38] So, we had the 12 fastest average internet speeds. Now the U.S. we invented the Internet, literally invented the Internet. And we've been we've fallen to 12th place in the world under President Obama, as far as internet speeds go. Well, here you go, we got rid of net neutrality. We've got companies like AT&T and of course Comcast and you name it. Everybody investing this week as well. T-Mobile came out wasn't T-Mobile it was a third-party analysis. T-Mobile right now has the fastest 4G LTE speeds of any company. They are just pounding it. And you know I switch personally from Verizon, I've had Verizon Wireless since the early 90s. So, since they first started providing cell service, before it was even called Verizon. So, I've been with them a long time, and I switched to T-Mobile. And, of course, you have to have a newer phone if your Verizon customer moving to T-Mobile because you need the additional bands. But they've done amazing things again since net neutrality was removed. Well, now we've got this article. We were 12th in the world. And, since the repeal of net neutrality took effect on June 11th. Since then, the U.S. Internet speed has gone from 12th in the world 12th fastest in the world we're now sixth fastest in the world. What does that mean? That means that as far as the Internet goes businesses are investing again because they realize that if they put like AT&T 120 million dollars into Iowa, they can get their money back out. [00:19:31] Very good thing. I love the fact that they're doing this. So it makes a huge, huge difference here. You should see some of these tweets too about this article. Wow. So Ajit Pai. He announced late last year he's going to repeal it and stuff but it's oh it's going on and on and on. Of course, some positive comments and some others. So, my internet speeds have improved dramatically. How about yours? OK. So we're going to talk about new facial recognition stuff and I want to bring up this whole idea. Businesses have that, no one's going to come after me right. [00:20:16] Now, of course, who robs banks. thanks, Willy. Text me his last name if you remember 8 5 5 3 8 55 53. He Robbed Banks because that's where the money is. So, where are the bad guys going to try and hack? Well, obviously they're going to go after the money. They try and go after banks and try and build up the whole idea behind banks. And they've got the money we're going to have them but the banks have the money to put into fixing their security. So, where else to go if you're the bad guy? [00:20:52] Yes Sutton, you're right. Hey, thanks for that. [00:20:56] Any other comments, you can always send them there to 8 5 5 3 8 5 fifty-five fifty-three. [00:21:02] But, where do they go now? Well, they go after small businesses because small businesses are not savvy when it comes to security. And, I see that every day. You know I keep mentioning I'm picking up more and more customers two more this week where we're doing scans for them because you know in this case one of those cases was the unknown, unknowns right. I don't know. What I don't know about my security. In accountancy, an accounting company. And so we started looking. And of course they do billing for customers and things and we have a customer right now. Well actually their insurance company is our customer because they were an accounting firm and as an accounting firm, they had all of this data the data. Guess what was stolen? They got hacked. Their firewall right through it because most firewalls are pieces of garbage and they were able to use that stole 180000 dollars in cash from the accountancy's customers. So, if you don't think you're exposed, you're wrong. But, you wouldn't be out of the ordinary, because there is right now 76 percent of small businesses say that they have not activated any sort of multifactor authentication. And we've talked about that on the show before. You know I'm using Yubikeys. I've got my clients moving towards those, as well. We've got the integrated systems so, that if someone comes on board we can give them access to everything from one place and if they leave we can remove their access to everything, from one place. [00:22:42] But 51 percent of small business leaders who were polled are convinced that their companies are not our target for cybercrime. Now, have any of you have a board of directors that needs some information. Let me know. We just this week did an FBI webinar that I ran, on this very issue. How do you convince your board of directors that they need to do something and do something urgently? This is not the same world it was five years ago. So, 51 percent of small business leaders are convinced their companies are not a target for cybercrime. And yet at the same time, they are the ones who are getting breached. I pick up a new client at least every week that has been breached and we've got to go in and clean up the mess. Or as I mentioned our help when the in the lawsuits that ensue and get paid by the insurance companies and that's after the business is going out of business because they lost all of their working capital, their cash is gone. So, here's another example an Ohio man got sentenced to 15 months for a BEC scam, business email compromise Olemewa Jumeau. I'm probably mispronouncing that, targeted CEOs, CFOs and other business leaders with fraudulent e-mails. [00:24:06] So, Chief U.S. District Judge is this from the from the press report press release, Chief U.S. District Judge Janet Hall last week sentenced him to 15 months in federal prison for his role in a business email compromise scheme targeting organizations in the United States. You know I was looking at the stats from our clients from just last week and it was amazing to me to see wow how many attempts there were we stopped for our clients last week. I think it was like four dozen business email scam attacks directly actually attributed to it. Of course, you know tens of thousands of spam e-mails. But these were really directed attacks where they're going after a specific business. OK. So after 15 months in federal prison, he is going to have three years of supervised release. Now, it just bugs the heck out of me. Fifteen months. Here's a guy that stole the retirement, the livelihood of these business people, right. We're businesspeople, we're trying to run a business. We're hoping that it will support us in our retirement because heaven knows Social Security isn't going to cut it. We're hoping that maybe we have something left to pass on to the children, as long as the government doesn't take it from us. So, they've lost it all. They've lost it all. And this guy. It's 15 months. It's absolutely crazy. [00:25:37] So, this guy admitted that he caused losses exceeding 100000 dollars in order to pay 90000 restitution. I don't know what the actual numbers are. That's all he admitted to but, bad news. Make sure you tighten up your security if you want me to talk to your board of directors. I'll be glad to make presentations. I do it all the time for annual meetings and other places. Reach out if you have any other questions or comments, reach out. Just pick up your phone you can text me 8 5 5 3 8 5 55 53 8 5 5 3 8 5 55 53. Keep an eye out in your e-mails, hopefully, you're on my e-mail list because starting this week, every week in September I'm going to be doing a different webinar. We're going to be talking about the big problems out there, ransomware what to do about it. Business email compromise. All of this stuff. So, if you want to be involved in those, let me know is well, free to attend. I have solutions that I'm going to offer, as well, but the free information here 8 5 5 3 8 5 55 53. Have a great week and we'll chat again next week. Bye-bye. --- Related articles: The End Of Net Neutrality Has Doubled Our Internet Speed Ranking With The End Of Net Neutrality AT&T Invests Nearly $120 Million To Boost Local Networks In Iowa Half Of Small Businesses Believe They’re Not Cybercrime Targets DNC Reports Attempted Cyberattack On Its Voter Database New Facial Recognition System Catches First Imposter At US Airport Ohio Man Sentenced To 15 Months For BEC Scam Another Equifax-Style Hack On The Way? Could Be! --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Message Input: Message #techtalk Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553
Equifax was the victim of one of the highest profile hacks in history. More than 147 million people's financial data was exposed. Surprisingly, the Equifax CEO blamed the entire incident on a single engineer failing to patch a known vulnerability in Apache Struts. Anyone versed in security knows this scapegoating is ridiculous. The Struts vulnerability might have been the point of entry, but the failure was an over-reliance on patching as a security strategy. Atomicorp's Mike Shinn breaks down the Equifax hack, how it happened and what it says about how security cultures based on patching will face similar fates.
First up, Intel’s impressive drone show during the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony caught the attention of many by setting a new World Record with 1,218 drones flying simultaneously. In preparing for the Olympics many athletes, including the US ski team, utilized virtual reality technology to train and prepare for their events. Falcon Heavy launched last week to much fanfare and celebration, proving that space exploration and scientific discovery is still only in its infancy. To those affected by the Equifax security hack, more troubles may be on the horizon as we learned the breach is more significant than previously reported.
Today Susan’s talking with Monica Eaton-Cardone of Chargebacks911 about the fallout from the Equifax hack and how it can affect small business owners and entrepreneurs. What are the consequences of Equifax for small businesses, and what are some ways that businesses can protect themselves? Find out in this informative interview!Share your thoughts in the comments below!Subscribe to 2Questions.TV for more interviews and behind the scenes footage!Links:Chargebacks911: https://chargebacks911.com/http://2Questions.TVEquipment used for this video:- Zoom.us- Blue Yeti Microphone- MacBook Pro See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In today’s show, Susan updates the Equifax hacking scandal and what’s new, talks about some new ways you can protect yourself, and what happens if you do nothing. Share your questions and thoughts in the comments below!Subscribe to 2Questions.TV for more interviews and behind the scenes footage!Links:Credit Karma: http://CreditKarma.comAnnual Credit Report: http://annualcreditreport.comEquifax: 1-800-349-9960 https://www.freeze.equifax.com/Freeze...Experian: 1‑888‑397‑3742 https://www.experian.com/freeze/cente...TransUnion: 1-888-909-8872https://www.transunion.com/credit-fre...http://2Questions.TVhttp://businessinbluejeans.comhttp://susanbaroncini-moe.comEquipment used for this video:- Zoom.us- Blue Yeti Microphone- MacBook Pro See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In today’s episode, Susan Baroncini-Moe talks about the Equifax hack, explains what happened and how you might be affected, talks about identity theft, and shares her views on what you can do to protect yourself and your family.Share your thoughts in the comments below!Subscribe to 2Questions.TV for more interviews and behind the scenes footage!Links:Equifax, check to see if you may have been compromised: https://www.equifaxsecurity2017.com/All about freezing your credit: http://wapo.st/2xW08pJAlso this: http://cnet.co/2xhXZrjIf you need a new SSN: http://bit.ly/2y0oy26Recommended Identity Protection Companies:Identity Force: https://www.identityforce.com/LifeLock: https://www.lifelock.com/ID Shield: https://www.idshield.com/New password guidelines: http://n.pr/2wkPHegEquipment used for this video:- Blue Yeti Microphone- MacBook Pro See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Judgments, Equifax Hack, Mortgages, Establishing Credit
Roughly 143 million Americans were affected by the recent Equifax hack. If you’re like many of these people, you might be concerned enough about your personal data to have already taken steps to limit the damage. But what if you’re entering the home buying process or, worse yet, have already signed a contract or applied for a loan? If this is the case, the fallout could be extensive. For example, if you’ve signed a contract to buy a house and have applied for a mortgage and a fraudulent account starts to add a significant amount of debt in your name, that could negatively affect your credit score, delay your settlement, or cancel the loan altogether. “There are three possible steps you can take to ensure your financial security.” There are three possible steps you can take to ensure your financial security if you’re considering buying a home now or you’re in the home buying process: 1. Check your information. Even if you never used Equifax directly, they could still have your personal information. You can visit this website to see if you’ve been affected. You also have the option to enroll in their TrustedID Premier credit monitoring service. 2. Call your lender right away and let them know you may have been affected. 3. Consider doing a “credit freeze.” This is the most extreme method of preventing your information from getting stolen, but it’s also the most effective. If you don’t want to lock out all creditors, you can place a 90-day fraud alert on your credit that tells creditors to verify your identity before issuing any credit in your name. If you have any questions about this or any other real estate topic, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We’d love to help you.
Consumer Investigator Dale Cardwell shares valuable information to help you avoid scams.
143 million Americans are potentially affected by the unprecedented Equifax hack. If you’re the average person who’s afraid of having your data stolen – and by data, we mean your name, Social Security number, birth date, addresses, credit card numbers, and driver’s license number that were reportedly involved in this breach – you may have already taken some steps to limit the damage. But what if you’re in the process of buying a home or are getting ready to do so? How does this hack affect you, and what can you do to make sure you are protected? Let’s start with the potential fallout for homebuyer. Say your Equifax file was looted but you’ve done little or nothing to detect fraudulent activity on one or more of your credit accounts. You sign a contract to buy a house, and you apply for a mortgage. If fraudulent new accounts rake up a significant amount of debt, that can affect your credit score. It creates a huge mess for those looking to qualify for home loans and those already in escrow. Even if you have never used Equifax directly, the credit reporting agency could still have a lot of your personal information. You can go to the TrustID Premiere website to see if you were affected, and you have the choice to enroll in their TrustID Premiere Credit Monitoring Service. To protect your credit and prevent thieves from stealing your identity, pull your credit reports for free once a year at www.annualcreditreport.com. Look them over carefully to make sure there are not any fraudulent accounts and/or charges. If you see anything, get on the phone with the creditor right away and start the dispute process. If you’re in the process of applying for a home loan or are under contract, you’ll also want to call your lender immediately to alert them to what you found. “Even if you have never used Equifax directly, the credit reporting agency could still have a lot of your personal information.” Finally, there has been quite a bit of discussion about credit freezes since news of the breach broke, with some consumers concerned that “turning off” their credit could potentially damage their score or negatively impact them in some other way, especially during the home buying process. A credit freeze is the most extreme method, but it’s also the most effective at preventing your information from being stolen and used to open new accounts. If you don’t want to lock out all creditors - perhaps you’re in the middle of mortgage shopping or refinancing - you can place a 90-day fraud alert on your credit that tells potential creditors to verify your identity before issuing credit in your name. If you have any other questions or would like more information, feel free to give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Brooklynites and Morehouse grads, Brandon and, Deej, invite special guests for culture conversations over libations in the PLG Parlor each week.
In this episode: Steve Kosten, President of OWASP Denver, is our feature guest this week. News from: Red Robin, Convercent, Optiv, Ping Identity, Cognizant, Gates, DISH Network, LogRhythm, Secure64, Red Canary and a lot more! Full show notes here: https://www.colorado-security.com/news/2017/11/6/41-1111-steve-kostan-president-of-owasp-denver "First I'd like to thank the Academy" On Wednesday night at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, we got to see the first Colorado CISO of the year awarded. Each of the finalists were former guests of Colorado = Security. It was so exciting that Robb videoed it and learned how to use Youtube. Check it out. In other news: Red Robin looks to slow down a bit, Convercent makes a list of fast growers, Optiv hires more big names, Andre Durand has fit a lifetime of achievements in to his first 49 years, LogRhythm serves up some PIE, Red Canary dives in deeper on their Atomic Red Team, and Robb really doesn't like Secure64's take on IoT devices. Did you catch our trivia question? Be the first to reply to info@colorado-security.com with the right answer and get any $25 item from the Colorado = Security store. Feature interview: Steve Kosten, President of OWASP Denver is our feature guest this week. Alex sat down with Steve to discuss OWASP, how he got involved in volunteering, and his future plans with the OWASP organization. Steve started his career as a developer which helped drive his move to application security and his current role in application security consulting. Sign up for our mailing list on the main site to receive weekly updates - https://www.colorado-security.com/. If you have any questions or comments, or any organizations or events we should highlight, contact Alex and Robb at info@colorado-security.com Local security news: Colorado = Security store! Buy things now Red Robin will halt new restaurant development after 2018 Optiv Security Announces Two Executive Appointments Andre Durand wins CTA's Lifetime Achievement award CTA APEX Awards — CISO of the Year plans ahead to make sure clients are secure Matt Shufeldt winning CISO of the year award (video) CTA APEX Awards — John Everson is a finalist for CISO of the Year CTA APEX Awards — Sam Masiello is a finalist for CISO of the Year LogRhythm Blog - Phishing Intelligence Engine (PIE): Open-Source Release Secure64 Blog - Internet of Things – just because we can, doesn’t mean we should Red Canary Blog - Q & A: How to Test Your Defenses With Atomic Red Team Job Openings: NREL - Security Manager and CISO TeleTech - Director, Information Security Polar Field Services - IT & Communications Mgr SecureSet - Cybersecurity Technical Instructor Quantix/Protech - Cyber Security Forensic Analyst Xcel Energy - IT Intern (Rotational Job) Red Canary - Sales Development Representative Upcoming Events: This Week and Next: ISSA DEN - Nov Chapter Meetings - 11/14-11/15 CTA - Insights Series - Are you Prepared for AI in the Workplace? - 11/15 Denver OWASP - November Meeting - 11/15 ISSA COS - November Chapter Meetings - 11/15-16 ISSA Denver - WIS meeting - 11/16 ISACA Denver - November Chapter Meeting - 11/16 DenSec - Meetup North - 11/16 ISC2 - Steven B. Armstrong, CISSP - TOPIC: Enterprise Risk Management - 11/16 SecureSet - Expert Series: Dr. John Black, Understanding the Equifax Hack - 11/16 Other Notable Upcoming Events: Optiv - 2017 Solution and Program Insight Focus Group: Application Security (AppSec) - 11/26 View our events page for a full list of upcoming events * Thanks to CJ Adams for our intro and exit! If you need any voiceover work, you can contact him here at carrrladams@gmail.com. Check out his other voice work here. * Intro and exit song: "The Language of Blame" by The Agrarians is licensed under CC BY 2.0
Darius Norman talks Protecting Your Credit in Light of the Recent Equifax hack.
Darius Norman talks Protecting Your Credit in Light of the Recent Equifax hack.
Darius Norman talks Protecting Your Credit in Light of the Recent Equifax hack.
In this podcast, Wes talks to Guy Podjarny (Founder/CEO Synk). The two discuss the space between open source software and third-party dependencies, including a discussion of the Equifax hack (and what we can learn from it), the role of serverless architectures today (and what it means to application surface area), and then finally they wrap with security hygiene best practices with OSS and serverless. Why listen to this podcast: - The majority of security vulnerabilities that exist in applications today comes from vulnerable third-party libraries, rather than the application’s own code. - An application shouldn’t permit total leak of all data because of a single vulnerability - defence in depth is important. - Equifax couldn’t have failed more spectacularly in the way they handled it. - The Equifax hack serves as a wake-up call to pay attention to vulnerabilities in dependencies. - If your build system breaks the build when a dependency vulnerability is found automatically, it will be applied sooner. More on this: Quick scan our curated show notes on InfoQ http://bit.ly/2ziAIat You can also subscribe to the InfoQ newsletter to receive weekly updates on the hottest topics from professional software development. bit.ly/24x3IVq Subscribe: www.youtube.com/infoq Like InfoQ on Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ Follow on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq Want to see extented shownotes? Check the landing page on InfoQ: http://bit.ly/2ziAIat
As many as 143 million Americans were left vulnerable by the Equifax breach when hackers accessed personal information like names, addresses, and even social security numbers. In this episode of Digital Detectives, hosts Sharon Nelson and John Simek discuss the Equifax breach including who was affected, the resulting lawsuits, and whether or not the hack was preventable. They also explain the difference between locking and freezing your credit and why taking action to protect yourself is important but complicated. Special thanks to our sponsors, PInow and SiteLock.
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In this episode, Neil, Natalia, and Niki debate the Equifax hack.
Getting into more detail about the Equifax hack with Jim Polito today. Finding out that Equifax was hacked earlier this year, and that Experian also was hacked last year. Those were two of the biggest agencies. This and more only on CraigPeterson.com Stay safe! --- Related articles: Equifax's "The Hack" - 2017's Most Formidable Blitzkrieg The Fall of Equifax, And Why The Hacking Manifesto Must Come To An End You don’t need a lawyer to sue Equifax–use this chatbot instead --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553
A devastating cyberattack on Equifax has compromised critically sensitive information on 143 million U.S. consumers. While we won't know the full repercussions for years, this week on Decrypted, Bloomberg Technology's Lizette Chapman explores the worst possible things that could happen to these people whose information was stolen. You may think that identity theft ends after a couple canceled credit cards, but Lizette speaks to victims who spent years rebuilding their shattered finances and lives. Lizette and Brad also outline what you can do right now to protect yourself -- although nothing can guarantee complete safety on today's internet.
In this bonus episode, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®, talks about what you should do to protect yourself from the Equifax hack. Be sure to listen to Lynnette's episode: IM 006: An Entrepreneur’s Journey From Journalist to The Money Coach | Lynnette Khalfani-Cox Guest Biography Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach® , is a personal finance expert, television and radio personality, and the author of numerous books, including the New York Times bestseller Zero Debt: The Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom. Lynnette once had $100,000 in credit card debt, before paying it all off in three years and turning her financial life around. Since then, she has appeared on such national TV programs as The Oprah Winfrey Show, Dr. Phil, The Tyra Banks Show and Good Morning America sharing her success story and teaching millions about proper money management and how to get out of debt and eliminate their debt. Lynnette, an award-winning financial news journalist and former Wall Street Journal reporter for CNBC, has also been featured in top newspapers including the Washington Post, USA Today, and the New York Times, as well as magazines ranging from Essence and Redbook to Black Enterprise and Smart Money. She can frequently be seen as a guest commentator on CNN, FOX Business Network and MSNBC. Ask Lynnette any personal finance question by visiting her answer blog at AskTheMoneyCoach.com TheMoneyCoach.net™ was launched in 2003 by Lynnette Khalfani-Cox and her husband Earl Cox. It serves as the the official web site and social media portal for Lynnette Khalfani-Cox, The Money Coach®. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/006 Links AnnualCreditReport.com Credit Sesame - Free Credit Score and Credit Report Analysis www.equifaxsecurity2017.com Place a fraud alert or credit freeze: For Equifax 1-800-349-9960 For Experian 1‑888‑397‑3742 For TransUnion 1-888-909-8872 Credit Freeze Information/Fees by State Perfect Credit: 7 Steps To A Great Credit Rating (Lynnette's book) LifeLock.com In this episode, you will learn: Why the Equifax hack puts you at greater risk than other hacks. What Lynnette is telling consumers to do to protect themselves. Why you should consider placing a security/credit freeze on your credit reports. How to place a credit freeze at the three national credit reporting companies. Other valuable websites and resources for monitoring your credit. Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music. Until next time!
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Consumer Credit Author and Expert Darius Norman talks Protecting Your Credit in Light of the Recent Equifax hack.
Consumer Credit Author and Expert Darius Norman talks Protecting Your Credit in Light of the Recent Equifax hack.
Consumer Credit Author and Expert Darius Norman talks Protecting Your Credit in Light of the Recent Equifax hack.
Unless you've been living under a rock for the last few weeks, the credit bureau Equifax was recently hacked. What's the extent of the hack and what can you do to protect yourself? Check out this episode for more details. Things We DiscussedEquifax got hackedThen, they sent customers to a phishing siteWhat you can do to protect yourselfWhere does your data actually go?Our intro song is called 'Roses' by Jordan Elgie. Check him out on Soundcloud.Also, we're excited to be a part of The Podglomerate network. Find your next favorite show.Check us out on Spotify, TuneIn, and Acast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Patrick Jenkins and guests discuss the head of JPMorgan Chase's latest comments on bitcoin, HSBC's forex trader trial and the Equifax security breach. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Was this negligence or a criminal offence
Was this negligence or a criminal offence
Hour 3-4 Flushing Bus Crash Details; How Bad Will Jose Be?; Equifax Hack
In this episode I discuss the Equifax hack and just what a big deal this really is (hint- I really think this going to have to change how we do everything online) Also you get 2 mini rants about Data Rights and what the housing market is doing right now. Listen, Share, Like, Subscribe.
Tim and John look at LGBT headlines and stories from around the globe, and discuss steps to protect your credit after the Equifax hack. But first, Denny's craptastic mascot, Milton Hershey's birthday, and sign language translation fumble. We're all business. Except when we're not. iTunes: apple.co/1WwDBrC iHeart Radio: bit.ly/2n0Z7H1 Tunein: bit.ly/1SE3NMb Stitcher: bit.ly/1N97Zqu Google Play: bit.ly/1pQTcVW YouTube: bit.ly/1spAF5a Also follow Tim and John on: Facebook: www.facebook.com/focusgroupradio Twitter: www.twitter.com/focusgroupradio Instagram: www.instagram.com/focusgroupradio
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First Segment: SteelSeries. Jason Christian, Senior Product Manager, Keyboards/Mice Dating back to 2001, our company was formed to meet the surface needs of hardcore gamers by introducing the first glass mousepad, the Icemat. Since that original innovation, we created the first mechanical gaming keyboard, the first suspended headband for gaming headsets, the first World of Warcraft mouse and endless other innovations. SteelSeries is dedicated to building products that push professional gaming further than anyone dreamed. Those innovations make gaming more competitive and more fun for gamers everywhere. Second Segment: Equifax Special Report, with FireDragon Security. FireDragon joined us on the program to talk all about the recent Equifax Hack, outlining what has been compromised, and steps you should take to keep yourself safe. For full show notes, head on over to ComputerAmerica.com!
The personal information of 143-million people may have been compromised when the consumer credit reporting agency Equifax was hacked. What do we know about the attack? And what can we do going forward? These are the questions we're tackling on this week's Checklist. Be sure to check our show notes: SecureMac.com/Checklist And send us an email: Checklist@SecureMac.com
Between all the news of Hurricane Harvey and Irma, a serious credit breach has happened at Equifax – one of the three main credit bureaus. While this breach may or may not affect your credit the reality is that hacks and breaches are becoming a very real part of our everyday lives…and you need to […] Read more...
Joined Ken and Matt to find out more about the Equifax breach and how to get checked for attacks. Plus, what is the Bionic Chip in Apple's new iPhone X, and what edge does this give the new iPhone over other phones in the market? More tech news and updates over at CraigPeterson.com. --- Related articles: EQUIFAX: Hackers may have accessed the personal details of 143 million US customers http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/equifax-hackers-may-have-accessed-the-personal-details-of-143-million-us-customers/13173 --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553
143 million people were impacted by the Equifax hack. What should you do if you were one of them? Washington Post Technology Reporter Brian Fung explains.
Together with Jim Polito this week to know more about what the Equifax hack is all about. In line with that, if you believe you are being hacked, we have more information on how you can get your email address checked. This Equifax has may have affected a lot, especially when it comes to financial security. But, there are ways to prevent security breaches in the future. --- Related articles: EQUIFAX: Hackers may have accessed the personal details of 143 million US customers http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/equifax-hackers-may-have-accessed-the-personal-details-of-143-million-us-customers/13173 --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553
Josh and Kurt talk about the Equifax breach and what it will mean for all of us.
Today is September 11th, 2017 and it's an all new Human Factors Cast hosted by Nick Roome with Blake Arnsdorff. Alexa now responds to certain questions with skills that can help you when Alexa can’t A design flaw makes it easy to hack Siri & Alexa Equifax data leak could involve 143 million consumers U.S. House of Representatives passes new bipartisan self-driving car bill Game Developers Explain Some of Their Favorite Ways to Trick the Player COMMUNITY OUTREACH: -Are design schools teaching UX skills yet? Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/humanfactorscast Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/HFactorsPodcast Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HumanFactorsCast Follow us on Soundcloud: https://www.soundcloud.com/HumanFactorsCast Our official website: https://www.humanfactorscast.com Follow Nick: https://www.twitter.com/Nick_Roome Follow Blake: https://www.twitter.com/DontPanicUX Take a deeper look into the human element in our ever changing digital world. Human Factors Cast is a podcast that investigates the sciences of psychology, engineering, biomechanics, industrial design, physiology and anthropometry and how it affects our interaction with technology. As an online source for human factors, psychology, and design news, Human Factors Cast is your essential resource for new, exciting stories in the field.
Harold, Jesse, & Veda dive deep into the the big Equifax hack, India going green, and the Indian defecation crisis. We also share some insane stories from honest workers who had unethical experiences at work.Continue reading003 – Equifax Hack, India Goes Green, India Defecation Crisis – Honest Workers Share Unethical Job Stories
What to know about the Equifax hack and what to do about it immediately
The duo is back: This week Faisal Khan & Brian Roemmele are back together on the air after a brief break. We discuss the gold-rush behind ICOs and the move by China to ban ICOs (or Token Sales) and what impact will that have on the ICO industry. Will it get worse before it gets better or will we see a strong regulation clamp down? In other news the recent breach at Equifax, of the three leading credit scoring agency, where possibly millions of records on Americans consumers have been compromised. What does this mean? What effect can it have on the economy and the whole credit rating system itself? Will the playbook be rewritten? Lastly, we discuss what will happen on 12th September when Apple possibly releases the new iPhone, being dubbed as iPhone X by Brian Roemmele.
The Equifax data hack has been all over the news & like many, I'm sure you were confused & concerned. In this episode you will learn the details that have been released & what actions you can take. Show Notes at popcornfinance.com/21
Each week Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley, and myself -- Alex Wilhelm -- try to de-obfuscate the opaque and arcane world of startup finance with the help of someone from the industry.
Should you be worried that Equifax has been hacked and that the hackers may have access to your personal details? You might, as there are about 143 million US customers under the hackers' hands. But, how would you know if you are affected by this Equifax hack, and how do you prevent it? Craig offers a free service to check whether you have been pawned, together with a personalized report about your email address. The report also comes with a free how to do and what to do in with security breaches such as the recent Equifax hacking. To have your email checked and receive a free report, visit CraigPeterson.com/darkweb For more tech tips, news, and updates visit CraigPeterson.com --- Related articles: How to find out if you’re affected by the Equifax hack http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/how-to-find-out-if-youre-affected-by-the-equifax-hack/13171 EQUIFAX: Hackers may have accessed the personal details of 143 million US customers http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/equifax-hackers-may-have-accessed-the-personal-details-of-143-million-us-customers/13173 Tesla’s autonomous trucks could be huge for the industry but only a small part of Tesla (TSLA) http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/teslas-autonomous-trucks-could-be-huge-for-the-industry-but-only-a-small-part-of-tesla-tsla/13175 Crime-as-a-Service Could Be the Next Big Threat to Your Business http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/crime-as-a-service-could-be-the-next-big-threat-to-your-business/13177 US Power Grid Hacked: Report Claims Attackers Compromised Energy Companies http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/us-power-grid-hacked-report-claims-attackers-compromised-energy-companies/13179 Police: International corporate espionage targeted local company http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/police-international-corporate-espionage-targeted-local-company/13182 How North Korea could wipe out electrical networks across the US with a high-altitude EMP blast http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/how-north-korea-could-wipe-out-electrical-networks-across-the-us-with-a-high-altitude-emp-blast/13184 Artificial intelligence cyberattacks are coming, but what does that mean? http://craigpeterson.com/radio-show/artificial-intelligence-cyberattacks-are-coming-but-what-does-that-mean/13186 --- More stories and tech updates at: www.craigpeterson.com Don't miss an episode from Craig. Subscribe and give us a rating: www.craigpeterson.com/itunes Follow me on Twitter for the latest in tech at: www.twitter.com/craigpeterson For questions, call or text: 855-385-5553
What to know about the Equifax hack and what to do about it immediately
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All the news you need to know for Friday, September 8th, 2017! Today we're talking about Hurricane Irma heading to Florida, what to do after the Equifax hack, and the search for Amazon's second headquarters - a.k.a HQ2 (it kind of feels like a reality competition show, doesn't it?). Plus much more, of course - all in less than 10 minutes. Award-winning broadcast journalist and former TV news reporter Erica Mandy breaks it all down for you. Subscribe now to get new episodes each weekday! Visit https://www.theNewsWorthy.com for all the links referenced in each episode.
Each week Katie Roof, Matthew Lynley, and myself -- Alex Wilhelm -- try to de-obfuscate the opaque and arcane world of startup finance with the help of someone from the industry.