National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
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National Cyber Security Radio gives the hottest topics in cyber security news and reveals all the Fake News by other experts. Topics include, hacker for hire murders, how to make money cyber security, should you get your college degree or certification in cyber security, plus over 20 over topics. Execute Produced by one of the world’s most known and respected Ex-hacker Gregory Evans (GregoryDEvans.com) listeners will not be disappointed.
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NCS 6/30/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
06/30/11 • 8 min
There’s plenty happening in the cyber world today. Twice in as many weeks the Arizona State Police were the target of hackers. Officials are reviewing the information released by a group called AntiSec. The hackings just seem to keep coming, this time allegedly from Turkish hackers. The latest attack targeted the Plain Township website along with others around the world. Those who visited the website this morning saw a white screen with the word "hacked". And it was a game to one hacker but police were not laughing after invading a Florida home. Apparently, a Canadian hacker got access to the X-Box in the home and used a handicapped line claiming someone had been stabbed and the parents and other people in the home were being held hostage at the house. However... it was a hoax. Also, we will have the job of the day. Make sure you tune in.
NCS 6/22/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
06/22/11 • 7 min
In the news today, it's not just an American problem. Hackers are targeting companies and governments from around the world. That's why Australia has proposed new legislation to crack down on cyber crime. Plus, Northrop Grumman says about a dozen separate legions of organized hackers try to steal sensitive information. The company says it's not uncommon to see zero-day exploits coming in at 11- minute intervals. And a new study by Lockheed Martin says that most government information technology decision makers want to use cloud computing despite security concerns. Also, tune in for the job of the day.
NCS 6/21/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
06/21/11 • 7 min
The UK and the US have teamed up to make an arrest involving the recent rash of hackings. Law officers say a 19 year old man is behind bars. They would not confirm that the suspect is in the hacking group LulzSec. However, they did say they are investigating him for hackings that the group claimed responsibility for. Nokia has released a new smart phone. The Nokia 9 is all screen and is scheduled to hit stores later this year. Also, the Department of Homeland Security has released a new cyber security guidance to help fight cyber crime. We will also have the job of the day. Make sure you tune in.
NCS 6/15/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
06/15/11 • 6 min
The hacking group LulzSec is now taking requests to hack into systems. LulzSec has setup a hotline that you can call to suggest who they hack next. Google is stepping up its features to make the search engine easier for you to use. It will now offer voice recognition. Right now it is only offered on its Google's Chrome web browser. And good news for some iPhone users. Apple began selling an unlocked version of the GSM iPhone 4 in the United States. And as always, we have your job of the day. Make sure you listen in.
NCS 6/6/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
06/06/11 • 6 min
The attacks just keep coming from the group Lulz Security. This time they claimed responsibility for hacking into a website that the FBI uses to share information between the government and businesses. Also, the US and UK hope to team up to fight cyber crimes. The two say the many attacks in the recent weeks is a sign that hackers are getting bolder. For them, they say that means they need to be prepared. And a new bill could make it a little easier for some teens accused of sexting. New York lawmakers are pushing a bill called Cyber Crime Youth Resuce and it would give judges more leeway in sentencing teens convicted of sexting. As always, we will have your job of the day. Make sure you check it out.
NCS 5/31/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
05/31/11 • 6 min
There's plenty to talk about in technology news today. Lockheed Martin was the latest victim of hackers. We will tell you when the company found out and what information the hackers took away. Plus, it's Apple vs. Samsung. The two companies are battling it out in court to make sure the other isn't taking technology or packaging ideas. We'll have the latest on that feud. And the second largest computer show in the world is happening this week. Listen in to find out what's the hottest item that manufacturers are itching to promote. And as always we have the job of the day. Make sure you tune in. It will be a great show.
NCS 5/17/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
05/17/11 • 7 min
Topping the news today is a story about how fast technology evolves. If you are always buying the latest big technology item, you will want to hear what a recent report says about how technology changes and how that can help you keep some change in your pockets. Plus, a new invention wants you to put your whole body into using your computer. Forget the touch screen, now it's all about the air screen. We'll tell you how it works and how it can make your life easier. Before a baby is even born, he/she could be the target of identity thieves. The crooks have new technology that can steal social security numbers before your child even makes it into the world. Tune in to hear what you should do to prevent it from happening to you. And as always we have your job of the day. Make sure you tune in!
NCS 5/16/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
05/16/11 • 6 min
In today's headlines, the Sony PlayStation Network is back up and running but there are several things you must do in order to start playing again. We'll tell you exactly what you need to do. Also, it could be a deal of a lifetime. A British designer has created a computer that will likely fit most people's budget. Tune in to hear just how cheap it is and who he hopes will get those computers. And there's a camp to warn kids about the dangers online. Camp organizers say all sorts of criminals are hooked up to the internet. They hope to arm children with knowledge to prevent them from becoming victims.
NCS 5/13/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
05/13/11 • 6 min
On today's show, you may be playing with your PlayStation consoles sooner than you think. The company shutdown the gaming network after a hacker managed to get into the system. Hear when you may be able to play your favorite games again. Also, cyber criminals are trying to outsmart you as you continue to learn their ways. With the hacking of major companies, consumers have started to wise up but now you may need to learn a few more tricks to prevent becoming a victim of a hacker. And because of those recent hackings, big businesses are turning more to ethical hackers. We'll tell you what that means and what you need to know before you use one. Tune in!
NCS 8/3/11
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans
08/03/11 • 7 min
Cyber crime may be more organized that some first thought. Security company McAfee says it’s found evidence of a cyber criminal campaign that has compromised 72 organizations since 2006, including the United Nations and several military defense contractors. More than 50 members of a ring who engaged in what authorities describe as "horrific" and "unspeakable" crimes have been arrested for exploiting children from 12 years old to as young as infants. In an effort to stop cyber crime in its tracks, St. Charles County in MO received a big boost from the federal government. The county received money to cover the salaries of three officers to the county’s Cyber Crime Unit.
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How many episodes does National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans have?
National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans currently has 229 episodes available.
What topics does National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans cover?
The podcast is about News, Security, Attorney, True Crime, Murder, Podcasts, Technology, Cyber Security and Hacker.
What is the most popular episode on National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans?
The episode title 'Black #Democrat Explains Why #Russia Did Not #Hack Into The #DNC.' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans?
The average episode length on National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans is 6 minutes.
How often are episodes of National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans released?
Episodes of National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans are typically released every day.
When was the first episode of National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans?
The first episode of National Cyber Security Radio By Gregory Evans was released on May 9, 2011.
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