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Hacking Humans — 821 episodes · page 8 of 9
social engineering (noun) [Word Notes]
Take a deep breath.
man trap (noun) [Word Notes]
Many times it is less sophisticated than we think.
Zero-day (adjective) [Word Notes]
Flying under the radar.
NMAP (noun) [Word Notes]
Ignore the actor, focus on the behavior.
Be the custodian of your own digital identity.
Never think of security as a destination.
A little dose of skepticism.
Send me money so I know you are real.
Because they deserve the money!
Close in your pajamas.
It can happen to anybody.
Taking a selfie with your ID.
Seniors and millennials more alike than people think.
Wearing a mask in the Oval Office.
HH Extra - Happy 100 shows!
How scammers fill the gap.
Every day you're a firefighter.
Exploiting our distractions.
Passwords are the easiest things to steal.
Wallet inspector.
They're getting smart, but we're getting smarter.
Even famous people get scammed.
Shedding light on the human element.
Paging Dr. Dochterman.
Disinformation vs. misinformation.
Winking emoji.
Don't go looking for morality here.
The art of cheating.
Hi, I'm trying to steal your money.
Fake news and misplaced trust.
I wouldn't want my computer to be disappointed.
They had no idea.
Flipping the script.
Life in the (second) age of pirates.
Ransomware is a reality.
Leading by example and positive reenforcement.
Telling The Truth In A Dishonest Way - Rebroadcast
Managing access and insider threats.
If you didn't ask for it don't install it.
I really wanted that shed.
Security has to be friendly.
Skepticism is the first step.
When you are the target, objectivity is gone.
The Malware Mash!
Don't dismiss the fraudsters.
The ability to fundamentally deceive someone.
The fallacy of futility.
Don't trust ransomware to tell you its real name.
The ultimate hacking tool.
The usefulness of single sign on.
Algorithms controlling truth in our society.
An ethical hacker can be a teacher.
Think before you post.
Securing your SMS.
Backups backups backups.
Swamping search results for reputation management.
Positive pretexting on the rise.
Images are the language of the brain.
Looking after Dad.
The skills gap disconnect.
Know and spot the patterns.
Encore — Separating fools from money.
Be wary of all emails.
The knowledge / intention behavior gap.
Just because I trusted you yesterday doesn't mean I trust you today.
The best way to break in is to walk through the front door.
Be willing to admit you don't know everything.
People aren't perfectly rational.
Live at KB4CON 2019.
A data-driven approach to trust.
Twitter bots amplifying divisive messages.
Let's play, "Covered by cyber insurance — true or false?"
I have been practicing honesty and truthfulness my whole life.
Scammers have no ethics whatsoever.
Girl Scouts empowering cyber security leaders.
Pick a persona to match the goal.
Kids are a great target.
When we rush we make bad decisions.
Don't assume younger people get it.
Delivering yourself to a kidnapper.
Stop and think before you click that link.
The trauma is multifactored.
Make it seem like the real answer is impossible to know.
The excitement of tricking someone wears off quickly.
Opening your eyes to the reality in which we live.
Prisoners have nothing but time.
Trained humans are your strongest link.
At some point you're probably going to have to do some running.
Truth emerges from the clash of ideas.
A pesky problem that doesn't go away.
Bringing trust to a trustless world.
Be very aware of your desire to be right.
CEOs can be the weakest link.
Human sources are essential.
Scams are fraud and fraud is crime.
Fear, flattery, greed and timing.