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Hacking Humans

EN·770 episodes

newstechnology

Deception, influence, and social engineering in the world of cyber crime.

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Episodes (770)

Pseudoransomware (noun) [Word Notes]

Lost iPhone, found trouble.

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) (noun) [Word Notes]

Tap, pay…and prey.

Private Network Access (PNA) (noun) [Word Notes]

Seniors in scam crosshairs.

Pass the intel, please. [OMITB]

Web 3.0 (noun) [Word Notes]

The Malware Mash!

Beware the boo-gus giveaway.

Identity access management (IAM) (noun) [Word Notes]

Liar, liar, AI on fire.

Policy Orchestration (noun) [Word Notes]

Scams that steal more than money.

Abstraction layer (noun) [Word Notes]

The text trap tightens.

When malware goes bump in the night.

Identity Fabric (noun) [Word Notes]

Lock your doors and check your URLs.

Intrusion Kill Chain (noun) [Word Notes]

The new weapon in text scams.

Identity Orchestration (noun) [Word Notes]

Scammers are recruiting.

Diamond Model (noun) [Word Notes]

How little data reveals a lot.

MITRE ATT&CK (noun) [Word Notes]

When your AI gets scammed.

Hot sauce and hot takes: An Only Malware in the Building special. [OMITB]

DevOps (noun) [Word Notes]

Social engineering served sunny-side up.

Waterfall Software Development Method (noun) [Word Notes]

Scammers hit the right notes in the wrong way.

Agile Software Development Method (noun) [Word Notes]

This scam is now in session.

Pegasus (noun) [Word Notes]

Yeti or not, it’s a scam.

Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting Conformance (DMARC) (noun) [Word N...

Work from home, malware included. [OMITB]

Click for a pay bump?

Shields Up (noun) [Word Notes]

The delusional side of AI therapy.

Software Assurance Maturity Model (SAMM) (noun) [Word Notes]

It’s all glitter, no gold.

Universal 2nd Factor (U2F) (noun) [Word Notes]

Convinced, compromised, and confirmed.

adversary group naming (noun) [Word Notes]

Brushed aside: The subtle scam you didn't order.

The RMM protocol: Remote, risky, and ready to strike. [Only Malware in the Build...

BSIMM (noun) [Word Notes]

The many faces of fraud.