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Hacking Humans — 821 episodes · page 5 of 9
Hunt forward operations (noun) [Word Notes]
Inside the history of a child hacker.
Cyber gravity (noun) [Word Notes]
As a scammer, sometimes you need to fake it till you make it. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies]
Protecting against financial cybercrimes.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) (noun) [Word Notes]
Seeking employment fraud?
Certification (noun) [Word Notes]
Fingerprinting fights off fraud? [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies}
Do you have curtains on your house?
Network slicing (noun) [Word Notes]
Changing the face of identity.
Device trust (noun) [Word Notes]
Encore: Scams in the media.
ZTNA (noun) [Word Notes]
Saving the world from cybercrime.
GDPR (noun) [Word Notes]
Password managers and their benefits.
ChatGPT (noun) [Word Notes]
Scamming through generations.
Man-in-the-Middle (noun) [Word Notes]
Appearances count in the scam business. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies]
A boom of infostealers and stolen credentials.
NIST (Noun) [Word Notes]
A war on commerce.
CIRT (noun) [Word Notes]
Interview with the AI, part one. [Special Editions]
Outsmarting the scammers.
PUP (noun) [Word Notes]
The front lines of ransomware attacks.
Ransomware (noun) [Word Notes]
The age old battle between social engineering and banking.
Service Set Identifier (SSID) (noun) [Word Notes]
Leveraging credentials online and off isn't going away.
Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) (noun) [Word Notes]
Sisters, grifters, and shifters. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies]
The CyberWire: The 12 Days of Malware.[Special Editions]
How to avoid Instagram scams.
Data Loss Protection (DLP) (noun) [Word Notes]
Sometimes it's scripted and others, it's a target of opportunity. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies]
Disinformation and verification.
Domain Naming System (DNS) (noun) [Word Notes]
Keeping the scams in the family. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies]
Do not get your news on social media.
Pretexting (noun) [Word Notes]
A vishing competition and a Black Badge holder.
Web Application Firewall (noun) [Word Notes]
Counterfeit coupons and paybacks. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies]
COBIT (noun) [Word Notes]
Ways to make fraud less lucrative.
Security Service Edge (SSE) (noun) [Word Notes]
New laws and the effect on small businesses.
Domain spoofing (noun) [Word Notes]
Protecting your identity.
What's Your Problem trailer.
Secure Web Gateway (noun) [Word Notes]
The Malware Mash! [Bonus]
Setting tech limits with a new tool.
Indicators of Compromise (noun) [Word Notes]
The difference between shallow fakes vs. deep fakes.
Intrusion Detection System (noun) [Word Notes]
The long con and the flim flam. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies]
Falling for a phishing kit scam.
MFA prompt bombing (noun) [Word Notes]
What is cyber quantum computing?
Apple Lockdown Mode (noun) [Word Notes]
A cryptoqueen on the run and the cons she got away with.
Simulated Phishing (noun) [Word Notes]
The rise in fraudulent online content.
Sideloading (noun) [Word Notes]
It pays to do your research. [Hacking Humans Goes to the Movies}
Is inflation affecting the Dark Web?
Microsegmentation (noun) [Word Notes]
A travel surge and a host of different scams.
Homograph phishing (noun) [Word Notes]
Is there a growing number of public and private partnerships forming?
Policy Orchestration (noun) [Word Notes]
Encore: Sometimes, deepfake victims don't want to be convinced it is fake.
Anti-cheat software (noun) [Word Notes]
Scams in the media.
Pseudoransomware (noun) [Word Notes]
Staying away from Medicare scams.
Trusted Platform Module (TPM) (noun) [Word Notes]
Making the world a safer online place.
Private Network Access (PNA) (noun) [Word Notes]
A return to office means a return to email scams.
Extortion scams and the LGBTQ+ community.
Web 3.0 (noun)
Behavioral science in the world of InfoSec.
Identity access management (IAM) (noun) [Word Notes]
Human errors and why they're made.
Abstraction layer (noun) [Word Notes]
The top 10 brand names most likely used in a phishing scheme.
Identity Fabric (noun) [Word Notes]
North Korea and a global cyber war.
Intrusion Kill Chain (noun) [Word Notes]
The great resignation and data exposure challenges.
Identity Orchestration (noun) [Word Notes]
What to look out for with scan-and-exploit cyber attacks.
Diamond Model (noun) [Word Notes]