From dark shadows to main stage.
Brandon Kovacs, a Senior Red Team Consultant at Bishop Fox, is talking about how Artificial Intelligence is shaping the future of social engineering. Listener Adina wrote in to share their thoughts on an earlier episode on Google. Dave share's listener Tony's write in for his story this week. Joe and Dave discuss some questions Tony shared about preparing for an overseas trip when his bank account was locked due to security measures triggered by setting up a backup phone and using a VPN. Joe has two stories for this week, one from Blair Young at WBAL, where Maryland Lottery is warning the public about a phone scam claiming Powerball winnings. The second comes from listener Don who shares a story on people who hold posters up saying they need money for children's funerals. Our catch of the day comes from a listener that found a "task scam" on Reddit.
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Links to the stories:
- Maryland Lottery warns public about phone scam claiming Powerball winnings
- ‘It’s a scam’: Poster-holders aren’t really raising money for a child’s funeral
Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at hackinghumans@thecyberwire.com.
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Brandon Kovacs, a Senior Red Team Consultant at Bishop Fox, is talking about how Artificial Intelligence is shaping the future of social engineering. Listener Adina wrote in to share their thoughts on an earlier episode on Google. Dave share's listener Tony's write in for his story this week. Joe and Dave discuss some questions Tony shared about preparing for an overseas trip when his bank account was locked due to security measures triggered by setting up a backup phone and using a VPN. Joe has two stories for this week, one from Blair Young at WBAL, where Maryland Lottery is warning the public about a phone scam claiming Powerball winnings. The second comes from listener Don who shares a story on people who hold posters up saying they need money for children's funerals. Our catch of the day comes from a listener that found a "task scam" on Reddit.
Please take a moment to fill out an audience survey! Let us know how we are doing!
Links to the stories:
- Maryland Lottery warns public about phone scam claiming Powerball winnings
- ‘It’s a scam’: Poster-holders aren’t really raising money for a child’s funeral
Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at hackinghumans@thecyberwire.com.
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