006 - Social Media Security, Case Study and More
Monday, October 26th 2009 @ 1:43 AM (not yet rated)
After a bit of a hiatus, I'm back with another episode of The Streetwise Security Zone Podcast. In this episode, I review some of the risks and tips covered in more technical detail in the new Social Media Security Podcast that I launched with Tom Eston and Kevin Johnson. I also review a case study from the Security Views blog, and do a quick tour through the Streetwise Security Zone website's home page.
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Introduction
My News - My recent activities (Europe for Privacy Study of Research Facility, Training and Workshop, Risk assessment for live data in development and testing, Honey Stick presentation for a Government Security Awareness Working Group)
Tour of the Streetwise Security Zone website
Review of the recent changes in the homepage features, menus and blogs.
Case Study
A look at how ISPs can spy on you through your Blackberry and iPhone. Sounds a little over-hyped, but it has happened to subscribers of an ISP in the Middle-East. The blog text version of this case can be found by clicking HERE.
Social Media Security Podcast - Episode 3 Summary
Covers Social Networking phishing invitations (fake invitations), Koobface worm phishing attacks, Protected Twitter updates and Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks that can piggyback on banking and other web sessions that you might stay logged in to. You can find the podcast at:
http://socialmediasecurity.com/category/podcasts/
Wrap-Up
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