Threat Wire 0026 – The Onion Explains Syrian Hack and CIA Cover Blown
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The Onion tell how they were hacked, DMCA reform is coming… maybe…, and how to stay anonymous like a Russian CIA informant. All that and more this time on Threat Wire!
Threat Wire 0025 – Texas Protects Workers’ Privacy and The Onion Gets Hacked
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Employers want your social media passwords, the US gets a Chief Privacy Officer, and The Onion shares their twitter password! All that and more this time on Threat Wire!
Threat Wire 0024 – LivingSocial HACKED!
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A new cybersecurity monitoring program that legalizes Internet eavesdropping, LivingSocial is hacked, and much more on this weeks Threat Wire!
Threat Wire 0023 – Better Security Coming to Twitter?
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This week on Threat Wire, Darren and Shannon discuss the indictment of the Pirate Bay’s founder, the Associated Press Twitter getting hacked and their installment of Two Step authentication and much more! (more…)
Threat Wire 0022 – Hackers on a Plane
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90 Thousands bots to take on your WordPress password, CISPA heads to the House, and Hackers on a plane – all that and more this week on Threatwire.
Threat Wire 0021 – Can the IRS Monitor Facebook?
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Scribd is hacked, Bitcoins get phished, Anonymous takes on North Korea, Facebook Home faces privacy concerns, and the IRS is watching your tweets! All that and more this time on Threat Wire!
Threat Wire 0020 – Google Pays $7M in Privacy Violations
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Google gets a slap on the wrist for collecting user data, the CISP is making their own social network, and could Anonymous knock out North Korea’s intranet? All that and more this time on Threat Wire!
Threat Wire 0019 – Cyberbunker vs Spamhaus: Biggest Cyber Attack Ever?
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The Biggest Cyber Attack in History wreaks havoc on Internet Exchange Points
Threat Wire 0018 – Your Email and Text Read?!
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act to be reformed, Potential Man-in-the-Middle attacks on Tor for Android and an AT&T hacker gets indicted.
Threat Wire 0017 – Iran’s VPN Crackdown
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Iran blocks VPNs outside their country, Facebook OAuth Tokens are hacked again, and Microsoft patches a gaping physical access vulnerability. All that and more, this time on Threat Wire.
Threat Wire 0016 – New Senate Bill to Prevent Data Mining
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What the Evernote hack means for passwords, a new Do-Not-Track law is making its rounds, and the Copyright Alert System is now in effect. All that and more, this time on Threat Wire.
Threat Wire 0015 – Java Vulnerable to Attacks
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A website that can fill your entire hard drive, Java is still damn vulnerable, new authentication for twitter emails, and your thoughts on Obama’s recent executive order. All that and more, this time on Threat Wire.
Threat Wire 0013 – Stop CISPA
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This week on Threat Wire Shannon is rolling solo in the studio discussing the probable implementation of CISPA while Darren reports from Europe!
Threat Wire 0012 – Darren Reports From Geneva! The WTPF Internet Society Conference
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This week on Threat Wire, Darren is at the WTPF Internet Society conference in Geneva, Switzerland and Shannon reports from home on Twitter hacking, Path location leaks, and more!
Threat Wire 0008 – The Future of Privacy from CES 2013
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- While the focus at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show has been, well, Consumer Electronics, Privacy is getting a little attention. A panel on the future of privacy and the cloud took place on Monday bringing together executives and privacy engineers from Mozilla, Layer 7 Technologies, the Cloud Security Alliance and others
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Threat Wire 0007 – Fourth Amendment Under Attack!
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- The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act gets extended for another 5 years – this time on Threat Wire.
Threat Wire 0006 – Cracking Passwords
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On this weeks edition of Threat Wire, Darren and Shannon chat with special guest, Jeremi Gosney, about the best practices in keeping your online identity safe.
Threat Wire 0005 – Instagram Sells Your Photos?!
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- The World Conference on International Telecommunications ends and with it the United States takes its ball and goes home. Google’s still seeking your pledge for a free and open Internet. Instagram changes their privacy policy, causes an uproar and eventually backpedals, plus getting arrested in 5 easy steps! All that and more this time on Threat Wire.
Threat Wire 0001 – CIA Director David Petraeus and Email Privacy
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Today on Threat Wire Darren and Shannon talk about CIA Director David Petraeus, Email Privacy Laws Today and More!