Mobile | Craig Peterson | America's Leading Network Security Coach

Pesky Apps That You Need To Delete ASAP

Jan 4, 2020 | Advertising, Applications, Attack Vectors, brain development, Brain Fitness, Business, cyberattacks, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Data, Exploits, Facebook, Google, Hackers, Hacking, Hacks, Health, Infosec, iOS, Malware, Mental Fatigue, Mobile, Mobile Phones, Nationstates, Patching, Ransomware, Security, Security Alerts, spying, Tracking, Updates, Vulnerabilities

Pesky Apps That You Need To Delete ASAP Not all Apps are Good Apps… Depressive Apps. With everyone curating an unrealistic, heavily manufactured, idealized version of their lives, we all start to believe other people’s lives are so much better than...

How is your Social Credit Score? It turns out that some American Universities use them to track their students.

Jan 4, 2020 | Android, Android, anonymity, Asset Management, audit logs, Cell Phone, cell phones, Cellular Services, Censorship, College, College, Cybersecurity, Data Assets, data sharing, Education, iOS, iPhone, Mobile, Mobile Phones, Monitoring, Online, Phone, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, safety, Schools and Colleges, Security, Smart Phone, spying, Surveillance, Tracking

How is your Social Credit Score? It turns out that some American Universities use them to track their students. Have you heard of the app called SpotterEDU? Initially developed by a college basketball coach who used it to track his athletes as they traveled to their...

Apple:1 Android:120

Dec 7, 2019 | Android, Attack Vectors, Business, Cybercrime, Internet, Jailbreak, Mobile Phones, Patching, Phones, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security Alerts, Technology, Updates, updates and patches, Vulnerabilities

Apple:1 Android:120 Android is not Android is not Android. That means that there are many many versions of the operating system that must be updated and it is why most Android devices are sorely out of date with security patches and operating system updates. ...

Privacy, Security and SMS

Nov 30, 2019 | Attack Vectors, Best Practices, Business, iMessage, Internet, iPhone, Mobile, Phone, Privacy, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security, SMS, Technology, Text Messages, Threats

Privacy, Security and SMS How many times a day do you send text messages? Do you even think about security when you do so? Most people don’t consider that all information contained within them is not private. That means that your short messages might be read...

Reduce Vulnerabilities by Ditching Android

Nov 23, 2019 | Android, Android, AT&T, Big Tech, Business, Cell Phone, cell phones, Cellular Services, Google, Google, Internet, Jailbreak, Malware, Mobile, Mobile Phones, Operating Systems, Patching, Phone, Phones, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security, Security Alerts, Smart Phone, T-Mobile, Technology, Updates, Verizon, Zero-Day

Reduce Vulnerabilities by Ditching Android Like I repeatedly explain to people to ask me about Android. Android is not Android is not Android. Every Android phone is unique because the Manufacturers are allowed to freely create applications and interfaces and...

Cellular Throttling and Why it cost AT&T a Chunk of Change

Nov 23, 2019 | Android, Android, AT&T, Audio, Big Tech, Business, Cell Phone, cell phones, Cellular Services, Fines and Penalties, Internet, iOS, iPhone, Mobile, Networking, Patching, Phone, Radio Show, Radio_Show, Security Alerts, Smart Phone, Technology, Updates

Cellular Throttling and Why it cost AT&T a Chunk of Change We are all familiar with cell carriers and their different plans — some of which seem to change as fast as the weather in New England. All of them have some type of an ulimited plan —...