Deception, influence, and social engineering in the world of cyber crime.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 705 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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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!
This is a great podcast. I would highly recommend this for someone beginning their cybersecurity learning or those that want to keep up to date. The only issue is the political left leaning is annoying. I listen to educate myself and learn what is going on in the world pertaining to cybersecurity. Not to listen to political left leaning talking points or snide remarks. This distracts from the great content that they produce. One of my college professors in my government class always had the best... more
I have passed this podcast on to everyone in my circle, and they all have come away wiser!
Thank you for sharing your wisdom!
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Focused on the intersection of deception, influence, and social engineering in cyber crime, this podcast explores various tactics hackers use to exploit human weaknesses. Each episode covers contemporary threats, scams, and innovative cybersecurity practices, sharing insights on the complexities of cybercrime and the evolving methods used by offenders. It often includes both serious discussions of vulnerabilities and lighter segments that humanize the tech-heavy content, making it accessible to listeners regardless of their technical background.
Unique for its blend of humor and engaging storytelling, the dialogue often involves personal anecdotes from the hosts, enhancing relatability. The content is designed to be both informative and en... more
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