Learn Online Security Podcast

Learn Online Security Podcast
Podcast Description
Introducing you to the world of Social Engineering Security, personal privacy, and the technology of our changing world, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Our goal is to provide you with the armor you need to protect yourself and the knowledge to identify the red flags of both online and offline attackers.
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The podcast covers a range of themes related to online security and personal integrity, including episodes that delve into the importance of integrity in both business and life with experts like Bill Pipke, practical tips for keeping children safe online from digital threats, and insights into the dangers of social engineering in cyberattacks shared by guests like Chris Howells. Specific focus areas include parental controls, online scams, and the evolving landscape of cybersecurity.

Introducing you to the world of Social Engineering Security, personal privacy, and the technology of our changing world, such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Our goal is to provide you with the armor you need to protect yourself and the knowledge to identify the red flags of both online and offline attackers.
Artificial Intelligence is transforming the world—but can it also put
you at risk? In this episode of the Learn Online Security Podcast,
Richard Bankert (Social Engineering Expert & CEO) and Chris Howells
(Director of IT & Head Trainer) break down the hidden dangers of AI
in cybersecurity.
From data scraping and deepfakes to AI-powered scams and emotional
manipulation through AI avatars, this conversation explores how
cybercriminals are already using AI to launch faster, smarter, and more
convincing attacks.
You’ll learn:
✅ How AI supercharges data collection & online profiling
✅ Why old accounts (like Myspace or forgotten Facebook posts) are goldmines for attackers
✅ How cybercriminals use AI for spear-phishing, romance scams, and fake business emails
✅ The real risks of AI avatars, deepfakes, and misinformation campaigns
✅ Why human error is still the #1 vulnerability in cybersecurity
✅ Steps you can take: digital deep dives, stronger policies, and employee training
💡 Key Takeaway: AI itself isn’t evil—but it gives attackers more
powerful tools than ever before. Protecting your data starts with
awareness, digital hygiene, and critical thinking.
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Here’s a video from @ScammerPayback that we think you should watch! Social Engineer: YOU are Easier to Hack than your Computer (It is a long video and if you don’t have time to watch it all at least catch timestamp 31:39)
⌚Time Stamps ⌚
0:00 – Introduction to AI as a Tool
1:18 – AI Supercharging Data Scraping
2:57 – Forgotten Accounts & Digital Footprints
5:01 – Digital Deep Dives & Data Cleanup
7:37 – Misinformation & Deepfakes
10:40 – Smarter AI-Driven Scams
13:14 – Real-World Case: Corporate Phishing
15:40 – Internal AI Risks & Employee Training
17:15 – Emotional Exploitation Risks
22:55 – Key Takeaways & Closing
Who this video is for: Small business owners, IT managers, and data-handling professionals: learn how AI, deepfakes, and phishing scams put your company at risk—and practical steps to protect employees, sensitive data, and digital hygiene.
#AI #OnlineSafety #DataPrivacy

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