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Risky chat applications.

Hacking Humans

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Toby Pischl, Head of Information & Email Security at Broadcom, sits down with Dave to discuss how Slack and Microsoft Teams phishing is an open door into businesses. Joe and Dave share some follow up regarding a case of a woman claiming to have cancer to receive over $37,000 from donors on GoFundMe. Joe has the terrible story out of Michigan where a high schooler committed suicide after a sextortion scam. Dave has a story on job seekers around the country and how likely they are to fall for a job scam. Our catch of the day comes from listener Albert, who writes in regarding the German phishing emails he keeps receiving. Links to stories: Madison Russo pleads guilty to theft in cancer scheme High school football player Jordan DeMay driven to suicide after Nigerian sextortion scam, anguished family reveals Michigan family sounds alarm on son's 'sextortion' suicide after arrests of 3 Nigerian men Three Nigerian Men Awaiting Extradition For Committing Sexual Extortion 1 in 3 Recent Job Seekers Have Been Tricked Into Applying for a Fake Job Scam Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at [email protected] or hit us up on Twitter.

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