Avoiding Identity Theft, Location Data Sharing, Dell System UpdateTips for avoiding identity theft, avoiding credit/debit card theft, Dell System Update, and 5G Cellular radiation concerns MP3 - Identity Theft, Privacy, and Dell System Update MP3 - Website Security Issues Reveal Security Strategy Failure MP3 - Protecting Against Business Email Compromise
Avoiding identity theft, privacy issues with location data sharing, and Dell System UpdateWe cover tips to avoid identity theft via credit card / debit card skimmers, privacy issues associated with location data sharing agreements with cellular service providers, and how and why to use Dell System Update. |
Avoid credit card / debit card skimming thefthttps://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/06/how-to-avoid-card-skimmers-at-the-pump/ |
Create online accounts for all your services to avoid identity thefthttps://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/06/plant-your-flag-mark-your-territory/ |
The futility of transitive trust - issues with location data sharing agreementshttps://krebsonsecurity.com/2018/06/verizon-to-stop-sharing-customer-location-data-with-third-parties/ |
5G cellular radiation dangershttps://www.newstarget.com/2018-07-20-cities-of-the-future-that-use-5g-technology-increase-public-exposure-to-emf-pollution.html Some back stabbing senators are putting forward bills that remove local communities' ability to have a say in where these high power microwave radiation 5G antennas will be placed. The National Toxicology Program (NTP) invested $25 million to study the nature of EMF radiation with the aim of proving that all mobile phone radiation is safe. What it ended up finding is that even primitive technologies like 2G can cause DNA damage and brain cancer – suggesting that much stronger 5G emitted from far more towers will be exponentially worse. https://www.smartcitiesdive.com/news/verizon-still-anticipates-2018-5g-rollout/522114/ |
Google's AI Assistant sounds and acts like a real humanThis is going to open up new avenues for fraud and abuse. |
TLS 1.3 is comingSpeaking of why it's so important to put certs on sites and keep the sites secured, TLS 1.3 is coming In May, Chrome made TLS 1.3 mandatory. |