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Category Archives: Hackers & Hooks
Articles based on episodes of Hackers & Hooks, the Gipson Cyber podcast.
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A fake Amazon refund call led to an hour of remote access, a wiped laptop, and a month of lost work. Here is what small businesses can learn.
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Scammers win by borrowing trust. John Nanavati of House and Mouse explains the hook, ask, and pressure pattern and the habits that help families stay safe.
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A client was breached, cleaned up, and handed a fix list. Months later, nothing had changed. Nick Gipson and Rich Bates on why, and what to do instead.
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A tech-savvy child kept beating his parents’ passwords and controls. What the Ankolekar family learned, and what it means for family businesses.
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In 1999, one booby-trapped Word file spread through Outlook and swamped email worldwide. Here is what Melissa still teaches small businesses.
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In 1962, an MIT researcher printed out everyone’s passwords. What the first computer troll still teaches small businesses about password security.
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The Chaos Computer Club has spent decades exposing flaws, from online banking to fingerprint scanners. Here is what small businesses can learn.
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A fake ‘verify you are human’ check on a hacked event website told visitors to run a command. Here is what we found and what to tell your staff.
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In 1981, Captain Zap reset AT&T’s billing clocks. What that early hack still teaches small businesses about logging, access, and trust.
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