After a long delay since the last show this is Episode 12 and our 13th show overall – a Baker’s Dozen. This episode also introduces a different format for the show. I have decided to do the show in one recording session instead of separate segments. Please let me know what you think.
In this episode we talk a lot about Internet safety which tends to be a pretty common theme on many of my shows.
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Show Highlights:
- How to recognize scam and phishing emails.
- A new Security Update for the Apple Safari Web Browser to fix a vulnerability in the AutoFill Feature.
- Click Fraud Emails
- Online Shopping Safety Tips
- The Top 5 Free Anti-Malware Programs
- Windows Live Family Safety
- A Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights
- Tech Observations on a Motorcycle
Links associated with this show:
- Blog Post: Can You Spot the 6 signs of a scam?
- Recognizing Phishing Attempts
- Beware of Emails With Xerox Scans Attached
- The Greater Offshore Bank and Trust IE8 Commercial
- The Greater Offshore Bank and Trust Part 2 IE8 Commercial
- The Inheritance Store IE8 Commercial
- Apple Updates Safari Web Browser and Fixes Multiple Vulnerabilities
- Click Fraud: Cybercriminals want you to ‘like’ it.
- Internet Explorer 8 – Eight Safety Tips for online shopping
- Top 5 Free Anti-malware Programs [2010 Edition]
- Windows Live Family Safety
- Social Network Users’ Bill of Rights
- Tech Observations on a Motorcycle Ride
Date Produced: 31 July 2010
Length: 36:56
Format: MP3, 128KBPS
Size: 33.8MB
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- Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 9
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- Anti-Phishing Technologies
- Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 13
- Observed Tech PODCAST Episode 16
Richard is the Owner of WindowsObserver.com and has been involved in tech for over 25 years. His first website – AnotherWin95.com – came online in 1995. Back then he used GeoCities Web Hosting for it and what you see here today is the result of the work he has continued on the site since 1995. In January 2010 his community contributions were recognized by Microsoft when he was awarded the Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Award for Windows Desktop Experience. In January 2011 he was renewed as a Microsoft MVP but in a new category called Windows Expert - Consumer and in January 2012 he received the award for the third time.
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