#30 - Internet Security (guest: David Drake)

Published: Sept. 2, 2019, 5:38 p.m.

Curtis & Jordan joined by a very special guest: David Drake discuss internet security and practical steps that you can take to protect yourself online. We take a deep nerd-dive into the world of internet security that might go over a lot of heads, but it is a very important topic in our ever-evolving online presence. We of course be laughed at some shower thoughts too!

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Google expanding bug bounties

⁠World’s Biggest Data Breaches & Hacks — Information is Beautiful⁠⁦informationisbeautiful.net⁩

Has my email address been compromised?

Bitwarden password manager

State of the Phish newsletter (current phishing attack reports)

Hackers how they are motivated monetarily

Links discussed in episode:

Hostile sounds to clear homeless out of parks

China exempts Tesla from purchase tax

The Plan to Use Fitbit Data to Stop Mass Shootings Is One of the Scariest Proposals Yet - a new plan before the White House to monitor “neurobehavioral” predictors of violence isn’t just misguided, it’s terrifyingly dystopian.

SpaceX Starhopper 150m Flight Successful

The Plan to Use Fitbit Data to Stop Mass Shootings Is One of the Scariest Proposals Yet

Shower Thoughts

Almost all of history has been completely forgotten.

We are extremely lucky that drugs make people lose weight instead of gain it. 250lb crackheads would rule society

At some point, someone decided to add crushed rock to their meal and now we have salt.

Buying erasers is literally paying for your mistakes

The brain of a human is a complex & dynamic computer and the AI that resides in it is so advanced yet flawed that it itself cannot yet understand itself, so it builds slightly dumber machines and computers to try to understand itself.

If self-driving cars become widespread, there's no reason for cars to still have a "front" and a "back." If traffic is completely obstructed, all the cars can immediately reverse direction and drive in an orderly fashion to the nearest detour.

No matter how talented you are you will most likely need to know the right people to truly succeed

The only way school shootings will be solved is if someone can figure out how to profit off it not happening.

Tolerance requires understanding, so people hate because it's simpler

They say money can’t buy happiness, but antidepressants sure aren’t free.

If you curse in morse code, it can’t be censored because it’s already a bunch of bleeps.

We only smell how disgusting things like poo and vomit are after they leave our body... imagine how disgusting our insides must constantly smell.

The word "quiet" is often said very loud.