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Episode 596 – Ex-Yahoo Employee Admits To Abusing Internal Access To Hack Accounts

By Security In Five on October 7, 2019

Internal employees with the access cannot be ignored when it comes to risk assessments. You may trust the individuals but not everyone is trustworthy all the time. This episode talks about this internal abuse of access at Yahoo.

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Episode 595 – Tools, Tips and Tricks – Facebook Container By Mozilla

By Binary Blogger on October 4, 2019

This week's tools, tips and tricks talks about another great security tool from Mozilla in their Firefox browser. The Facebook Container is a must have extension, this episode tells you why.

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Episode 594 – Identity Management, Access Creep Through Role Changes Is A Big Problem

By Binary Blogger on October 3, 2019

Identity and access management can be considered the cornerstone of all security. If you build something, someone or something probably needs access to use it. This episode talks about access creep and why it's still a big problem and will continue to get worse.

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Episode 593 – The Top VPN Services With Strict No Logging Policies

By Binary Blogger on October 2, 2019

Using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) is one of the best and easiest security protection you can do. This epsiode talks about the top VPNB services that have a strict no logging policy and why that's a critical feature.

Source: https://mashable.com/roundup/best-no-log-vpn-services/

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Q & A with Poets Ahmad Almallah and Graham Barnhart

By Carrie Adams on October 1, 2019

This fall, the Phoenix Poets series features debut collections by two poets: Ahmad Almallah and Graham Barnhart. We spoke with these poets about their new books, the process of writing and assembling their collections, and their experiences of war, central to both of their works. This fall, each of you will publish your first book of poetry as part of the Phoenix Poets series (congratulations!). Could you both talk a little about your process of organizing your work into a collection and how you decided on the theme and scope for your book? Graham Barnhart (GB): I started writing these poems while I was in the MFA program at Ohio State. I’d been active duty for six years and just transferred to the national guard, so it was a strange time. I was still in the Army but also kind of not. I didn’t think of the poems as a book until later, but at the time I just followed the stories and experiences that most interested me—that sparked poems. I knew the theme of the book in very general terms would be war and my military experience, but the scope or focus didn’t emerge until I started trying to […]

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Episode 592 – Microsoft Adds More Blocked File Extensions In Outlook Web

By Binary Blogger on October 1, 2019

Microsoft continues to push security improvements down to the users. In the web version of Outlook (OWA) Microsoft added 38 more extensions that will be prevented from being downloaded. This episode talks about the details on this and why it's a good thing for users.

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Episode 591 – If Your Own Any iPhone You Need To Hear About This Exploit

By Binary Blogger on September 30, 2019

Most exploits on devices are software based, they can be fixed and patched by the manufacturer. Occasionally there are exploits that are hardware based, especially at the core processor that cannot be patched through software. This episode talks about a new exploit for all iPhones with the A5 and A11 chips. This is a big deal.

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Epiosde 590 – Podcast Awards This Sunday

By Binary Blogger on September 27, 2019

Security In Five was nominated for a People's Choice Podcast award in the Technology category. The award ceremony is this Sunday September 29th at 8pm EST and can be streamed online, link below. This epsiode goes through the details and a big thank you to all those that took the time to listen and nominate the show.

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Episode 589 – In iOS13 Why Do Apps Want To Access My Bluetooth

By Binary Blogger on September 26, 2019

iOS 13.1 added some great new features including more transparency on what your apps are doing and accessing. This episode talks about the Bluetooth alerts on apps that shouldn't be needing and it why it might be asking to access your Bluetooth radio.

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Episode 588 – Read Breach Reports Regularly To Learn Where Others Goofed

By Binary Blogger on September 25, 2019

Breaches happen all the time. Although they are incidents with other companies you as a security professional can learn from them. This epsiode talks about why it's important to look into the published breaches and relfect on your own programs from their lessons.

OCR Reports - https://ocrportal.hhs.gov/ocr/breach/breach_report.jsf

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Episode 587 – Wasting Scammers Time

By Binary Blogger on September 24, 2019

Scammers are all over the Internet trying to rip you off, steal your data and destroy your life. This episode talks about what I do to learn these scams to help educate others about them.

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Episode 586 – Security Terms Application Developers Should Know

By Binary Blogger on September 23, 2019

Application developers are masters of their craft. Writing code also requires knowledge of security concepts and methods. This epsiode talks about the key security terms developers should be familair with.

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Episode 585 – New Partnership With Wizer Training, FREE Security Awareness Training For You

By Binary Blogger on September 20, 2019

Security Awareness training is an important aspect to a security program. Knowledge is everything and the worst thing to have is access to that be cost prohibive. Not today.

This episode talks about my new partership with Wizer Training and the offer for 100% FREE security awareness training for you.

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Doug Mitchell, 1943-2019

By The Chicago Blog on September 19, 2019

Alan Thomas, Editorial Director of the Press, offers a tribute to Doug Mitchell. During forty-one years as an acquisitions editor at the University of Chicago Press, Doug Mitchell’s influence in sexuality studies and sociology rivaled that of the disciplines’ greatest scholars. A gifted jazz drummer, he compared the editor’s intuitive work of connecting authors and ideas to “playing a really good drum solo.” Doug died on 1 September 2019 in Chicago after a long illness, aged 76, only eight months after his retirement from the Press. He was educated at the University of Chicago in Ideas and Methods, an interdisciplinary program conceived by the philosopher Richard McKeon, whose work Doug later championed as an editor. It was a program, Doug said, “charged with locating the ways in which philosophic problems arise in fields other than philosophy—a good preparation for scholarly publishing.” He earned his A.B. degree from Chicago in 1965, continued for a time as a graduate student while also playing jazz, and took a job as an editor at the college division of Scott, Foresman, where he acquired textbooks in American and European history. Moving to the University of Chicago Press in 1977, Doug took charge of our history […]

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Episode 584 – You Need To Make Sure Your LastPass Browser PlugIn Is Up To Date NOW

By Binary Blogger on September 19, 2019

This episode is a high urgent notice that if you use the LastPass browser plug-in to make sure it's updated. Listen for the details.

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Episode 583 – New Ruling On Website Data Collection Impacts Your Privacy, Sort of

By Binary Blogger on September 18, 2019

What is hacking when it comes to collecting data? According to two court rulings if it's publicly avaialble it's free game. This epsiode talks about the court rulings and what it means to your privacy to the data you free post.

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