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Title
1

To octopi, or not to octopi.

2

two-factor authentication (noun) [Word Notes]

3

Buy, buy, bye.

4

iCloud keychain (noun) [Word Notes]

5

No such thing as a free parking spot.

6

Loose lips sink AI ships. [OMITB]

7

spam (noun) [Word Notes]

8

App-arently it's legit.

9

CISA (noun) [Word Notes]

10

404: scam not found.

11

dumpster diving (noun) [Word Notes]

12

Scamazon prime.

13

SEO poisoning (noun) [Word Notes]

14

Love, lies, and a fake 49er.

15

catfish (noun) [Word Notes]

16

Hackers gonna hack back. [OMITB]

17

I just want to give you $25 million!

18

passkey (noun) [Word Notes]

19

400 episodes and we still have trust issues.

20

Objection! That's a scam.

21

attribution (noun) [Word Notes]

22

A golden opportunity...for fraud.

23

spearphishing (noun) [Word Notes]

24

Cosmic brownie crimes.

25

resiliency (noun) [Word Notes]

26

Class is in session—for cybercriminals. [OMITB]

27

Nothing but the spoof.

28

Security Operations Center (SOC) (noun) [Word Notes]

29

Red flags ahead.

30

hunt forward operations (noun) [Word Notes]

31

Caught on ScamTok

32

Cyber gravity (noun) [Word Notes]

33

Wood you fall for this?

34

Artificial Intelligence (AI) (noun) {word Notes]

35

The delusional side of AI therapy.

36

Certification (noun) [Word Notes]

37

Fraud goes door-to-door.

38

Network slicing (noun) [Word Notes]

39

Never gonna give you up, never gonna take this call.

40

Device trust (noun) [Word Notes]

41

WhatsAppening here?

42

ZTNA (noun) [Word Notes]

43

Hearing Is no longer believing.

44

GDPR (noun) [Word Notes]

45

Trusting the wrong package. [Only Malware in the Building]

46

Graduation day grifts

47

ChatGPT (noun) [Word Notes]

48

The friendly skies aren’t friendly.

49

Man-in-the-Middle (noun) [Word Notes]

50

My relationship status is “compromised.”

51

NIST (Noun)

52

DeepFake it till you make it.

53

CIRT (noun) [Word Notes]

54

Mythbehavior under investigation. [OMITB]

55

A game of loans.

56

PUP (noun) [Word Notes]

57

SLAM, scam, thank you ma’am.

58

Ransomware (noun) [Word Notes]

59

Who is winning the scam game?

60

Service Set Identifier (SSID) (noun) [Word Notes]

61

When “opportunity” knocks, don’t answer.

62

Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) (noun) [Word Notes]

63

Who’s logging in? [OMITB]

64

The fine print of fraud.

65

The evolving face of AI deepfakes.

66

When AI wears a suit and tie.

67

Domain Naming System (DNS) (noun) [Word Notes]

68

Defending against unlimited penalty shots. [Hacking Humans Live!]

69

Pretexting (noun) [Word Notes]

70

Identity theft gets a raise.

71

Web Application Firewall (noun) [Word Notes]

72

AI ate my homework.

73

COBIT (noun) [Word Notes]

74

The voice on the other end.

75

Security Service Edge (SSE) (noun) [Word Notes]

76

Love was the hook.

77

Domain spoofing (noun) [Word Notes]

78

Trust me, I’m legit.

79

Secure Web Gateway (noun) [Word Notes]

80

When legit is the trick: Phishing’s sneaky new moves. [OMITB]

81

Cold weather, hot scams.

82

Indicators of Compromise (noun) [Word Notes]

83

Scammers gonna scam.

84

Intrusion Detection System (noun) [Word Notes]

85

When a scammer meets the Force.

86

MFA prompt bombing (noun) [Word Notes]

87

It's just too good to be true.

88

Poisoned at the source. [OMITB]

89

Apple Lockdown Mode (noun) [Word Notes]

90

Hot sauce and hot takes: An Only Malware in the Building special.

91

Simulated Phishing (noun) [Word Notes]

92

Scammers are recruiting.

93

Sideloading (noun) [Word Notes]

94

Trust no link, my darling.

95

Microsegmentation (noun) [Word Notes]

96

Don’t let public ports bite.

97

Homograph phishing (noun) [Word Notes]

98

A fish commits credit card fraud (inadvertently).

99

Anti-cheat software (noun) [Word Notes]

100

Yippee-ki-yay, cybercriminals! [OMITB]