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Episode 637 – IoT Strikes Again – Kids Smartwatch Leaking Personal Data

By Security In Five on December 6, 2019

Internet of Things strikes again! This time a kid's smartwatch was found to be leaking kid's personal data. This episode talks about this and the overall caution during the gift-giving season for devices with Internet-enabled capabilities.

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Episode 636 – A Story On Why Vulnerability Risk Management Is Not A One Time Task

By Security In Five on December 4, 2019

Vulnerability management the process to scan and review for all vulnerabilities in an environment. This should be a continuous and repeated process. This episode talks about a recent example on why this is 100% accurate.

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Episode 635 – Amazon Looking To Use AI Facial Recognition On Your Ring Doorbell

By Security In Five on December 3, 2019

Amazon Ring doorbells are a very popular and cheap home security device. High-quality videos capturing whoever approaches your home. Now Amazon is looking to use AI and facial recognition to tell you when a suspicious person has been detected. This episode talks about the slippery slope of the privacy implications for everyone if they go forward with it.

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Episode 634 – Another Unsecured Database In The Cloud Exposes Millions Of Records

By Security In Five on December 2, 2019

Another unsecured database in a cloud service left wide open and exposed millions of people's data. This episode talks about this lack of security and how it puts users at risk but also the business itself from the data leak.

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Hundreds Of Low-Income Chicago Families Scrambling After Preschools Suddenly Close

By Chicago Public Media on December 2, 2019

Three preschool centers on the Southwest Side closed their doors to hundreds of children right before the Thanksgiving holiday. Their parents are now desperately trying to find a new center, but their options are limited.

Episode 633 – Most Companies Do Not Manage 3rd Party Risk Efficiently

By Security In Five on November 27, 2019

In today's complex business systems it's hard to not have 3rd party components used within your environment. Whether it's an open source module or a leading vendor commercial product you need to ensure that those meet your security standards. This episode talks about how most businesses today do not manage 3rd party cyber risk efficiently and how this can be a big problem for you.

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The soundtrack of Stefano Bloch’s life in 1990’s L.A.

By Kristen Raddatz on November 26, 2019

To celebrate the release of Going All City, semi-retired graffiti writer Stefano Bloch's debut memoir, we put together a playlist that captures its fierce, poignant essence.

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Episode 632 – DuckDuckGo Expands Automatic Encrypting Websites For You

By Security In Five on November 26, 2019

Browsing the Internet securely is very important. Making sure websites are using HTTPS yourself is not something anyone can do reliably. This episode talks about a new feature DuckDuckGo released to help users always use HTTPS when browsing.

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Epiosde 631 – Disney+ Accounts Weren’t Hacked, Password Reuse Is To Blame

By Security In Five on November 25, 2019

Disney+ launched recently and shortly after news appeared that accounts were for sale. This was accurate however it wasn't because Disney+ was hacked and breached. This episode explains what happened.

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By Way of Beginning: Read an Excerpt from “Dark Lens” by Françoise Meltzer

By PublicityTeam on November 25, 2019

The year 2020 will mark seventy-five years since the Second World War came to an end. In her new book, Dark Lens: Imaging Germany, 1945, Françoise Meltzer draws on her childhood memories of post-war Germany to consider how we construct our memories of war. Analyzing a collection of photographs taken by her mother, Jeanne Dumilieu, Meltzer confronts the ruins, wreckage, and ghosts that the war left behind. My mother, who was French, had been in the Resistance in Paris during the war. I never learned this from her (I found out from her friends, and by accident, in my late twenties); nor did she speak much about the occupation of Paris. The only thing she talked about was how hungry she and the Parisian population were throughout the war. When I asked her why she had never told me that she was in the Resistance, she retorted with some contained anger, “Today, everybody was in the Resistance. I have nothing to say about it.” But it must be said that this was a particularly tight-lipped generation: my father never spoke of having been in the London Blitzkrieg, nor my uncle of surviving Buchenwald, nor my aunt of having hidden my […]

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Episode 630 – Tools, Tips and Tricks – Stop Printing Your Airplane Boarding Passes

By Security In Five on November 22, 2019

The air travel season is upon us and this week's tools, tips, and tricks talks about why you should stop printing your boarding passes.

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Episode 629 – Streaming Services Are Driving Up Torrent Use, That’s Bad For Your Security

By Security In Five on November 21, 2019

Video streaming services are popping up all over the place and that is becoming a security risk to your home network. This episode talks about why video streaming services will drive up torrenting and how that can bring risk into your home networks.

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Episode 628 – Another Government Agency Got Hit With Ransomware, Only They Were Ready

By Security In Five on November 20, 2019

It's another day and another story about a state government getting hit with ransomware. However, this time it's different, the Louisiana government offices were ready with a plan. This episode talks about what they did and why it's something you should think about doing.

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Episode 627 – What Is Dark Web Identity Scanning

By Binary Blogger on November 19, 2019

Identity theft protection services are increasing their marketing about Dark web scanning. What is the Dark Web and how does this scanning really work? This episode talks about this and why you should understand how it protects you.

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Episode 626 – Be Careful Trusting Service Centers With Your Phone, A Story

By Security In Five on November 18, 2019

Your phone is the center of your digital and personal information world. It's the gateway to your social, financial and personal life. This episode talks about a story where a service employee abused access to a customer's phone.

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