
Deception, influence, and social engineering in the world of cyber crime.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 753 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology | |||

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A social engineering technique in which a threat actor poses as a trusted person or entity in order to trick the victim into disclosing information or performing an action that benefits the attacker.
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This week, hosts of N2K CyberWire Maria Varmazis and Dave Bittner alongside Joe C... more
Please enjoy this encore of Word Notes.
A layer seven firewall designed to block threats at the application layer of the open system interconnection model, the OSI model.
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This week, hosts of N2K CyberWire Maria Varmazis and Dave Bittner alongside Joe Carrigan... more
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You all had me dying with the Valentine’s Day episode. This show is a very entertaining way to present modern phishing practices (and chicken raising techniques!) The best part is that you all sound like you’re enjoying yourselves and each other, so please keep it up!
The topics are very interesting, but unfortunately there is so much giggling and distraction amongst the hosts. If one of them is telling a story another would interrupt, make a joke and giggle around. They then continue to joke around and after a while go back to the topic. This happens numerous times during each episode. It makes it almost impossible to follow the content.
Such an enlightening and entertaining show. Excellent information delivered that is always applicable. I look forward to it and listen as soon as it comes out.
HH with joe and dave had been great once with up to date and relevant information .but recently they are only teaming up with other podcasts to parrot existing information that’s years old in order to boost these new and useless podcasts climbing on the bandwagon with nothing new or relevant to offer the community and doing it poorly .bye guys
I love the hosts, their rapport, sense of humor, and knowledge.
Even my non-techie significant other enjoys listening to this podcast with me.
Thank you!
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Exploring the intricate world of deception and social engineering, listeners are presented with stories and discussions that unpack the tactics used by cybercriminals to manipulate individuals. A broad spectrum of topics, ranging from recent fraud schemes and scams to the psychological elements behind cyber crimes like phishing and romance scams, is covered. Each episode combines technical insights with real-life anecdotes, creating an engaging and educational experience for those interested in cybersecurity, social issues related to cybercrime, and the ethical implications of technology in our lives. This unique blend of information and storytelling makes the content accessible even to non-technical audiences.
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