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Andrew Gold Shares Some Tricks of His Trade
Documentarian Andrew Gold turns the tables scamming the scammer in this episode to reveal the similarities between investigative journalists and hackers.
Reverse Tunnel Phishing Attacks: How They Work
This clever phishing method makes it easier for cybercriminals to cover their tracks. Here’s what you need to know.
Beau Finally Comes Clean
In this episode, Adam, Beau and Travis share their stories about being suckered, bamboozled, gotten or nearly gotten.
Hope’s Hacker Husband Turns Out the Lights (Part 2)
An illustration of why you need to get your own digital services if things get ugly between you and your partner. And ditch old devices.
Political Email Scams Target Your Personal Data, Not Your Vote
Receiving a lot of emails from political campaigns? Think twice before you hit the unsubscribe link.
Hope’s Hacker Husband Turns Out the Lights (Part 1)
How cybersurveillance in the wrong hands can make for a terrible, horrible, no good very bad divorce.
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The State of Ransomware in 2021
2021 has been yet another banner year for ransomware. Here’s how the current threat landscape looks going into 2022.
Josh Gets Over the Wire
Email continues to be the Achilles heel of cybersecurity for organizations, especially small- to medium-sized businesses.
The Dangers of Normalizing Ransomware
Ransomware poses a significant threat to our nation, and is a daily problem for businesses and organizations. Normalizing will make it worse.
REvil Ransomware Campaign Compromises Hundreds of Businesses
Hundreds of small to medium-sized companies were hit by a record-breaking ransomware campaign over the Fourth of July weekend.
2021’s Most Significant Cyberattacks (So Far)
Here's a breakdown of the most significant hacks—ransomware and otherwise—this year.
UPDATED: Ransomware-as-a-Service Gets a Service That’s Legit
The lucrative nature of ransomware has spawned supporting companies and organizations -- on both sides of the law.