Girls Talk Cyber

08. Hackers can be good guys too

Ethical hacking. Two words that can’t possibly go together right?  How can hacking be an ethical activity? 
 
Well in this episode we are joined by cyber security professional and ethical hacker, Vikki Grouios who proves hacking with a conscious is possible. Vikki has dedicated her career to testing systems, breaking into client networks and securing organisations and communities. Vikki has also featured on Season 1 and 2 of the latest hit show Hunted where viewers were able to see her skills in action.. 
 
In this episode Vikki shares some of her stories and experiences in this role and break down some buzzwords in this position. 
 
To bring it back to the listeners, Vikki also gives us some tips and tricks for our Cyber Queens, including developing a different online identity for non essential accounts. 
 
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Show Resources: 
Have I been Pwned: https://haveibeenpwned.com/
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07. Unveiling the cyber heroes who defend our digital world

So cyber, does it involve the mysterious bunkers just like the movies? Well, not quite.. But defensive cyber does share some similarities. 
 
In this episode you can expect to hear a breakdown of what defensive cyber actually is and what it looks like in the real world. We shine a light on our unsung, defensive cyber security heroes and professionals and chat about what they can get up to on the daily, as well as bringing it back to what’s relevant for you, and learning some hot tips on how you can boost your own cyber defences. 
 
We jump back to one of our favourite segments, The Fraud Files, and check out an online shopping scam sent-in from a listener and discuss what you can learn from the situation.  
 
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Show Resources: 
Report a cyber incident: https://www.cyber.gov.au/report-and-recover/report
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06. Expert Insights: Chatting with a top cyber security executive

Today we are joined by an expert in cyber security, Shireen Syed, the University of Newcastle’s Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). Shireen’s job is to not only help secure students and teachers but so many elements in between including cyber security strategy and incident response. Shireen gives us a rundown of what her day-to-day looks like, what is expected of her in her role as CISO and walks us through her career path leading up to this position.
We learn about the unique challenges a university faces when securing their environment - with bespoke gadgets and intellectual property being developed, where do you start trying to secure these?
Finally, Shireen shares her perspective on how exciting the cyber security industry is and promotes how to get women interested and engaged in cyber. Shireen also gives our listeners some tips on staying safe online. We hope you enjoy!
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Report a cyber incident:
https://www.cyber.gov.au/report-and-recover/report

05. Piecing together your online footprint with OSINT

What information about you resides on the internet today that anyone can access? In this episode we give you the tools to answer that question and walk you through the definition of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT).
We look at how it can benefit our lives and how it can also be used in a borderline creepy way. Jules and I also give you some tools to perform OSINT on yourself, and while it may be confronting to see a bunch of information about yourself strewn across the internet, we believe if the bad guys know it exists, you should too.
Finally with all this being said and done, we run you through some tips on how to protect your privacy whilst still existing in the online world.
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Show Resources: 
Have I Been Pwned 
https://haveibeenpwned.com/
Account Analysis
https://accountanalysis.app/
OSINT SnapMaps 
https://www.osintcurio.us/2020/04/13/using-snapchat-for-osint-10-minute-tip/
Maltego
https://www.maltego.com/
Facebook privacy restrictions
https://www.facebook.com/help/193677450678703
LinkedIn privacy restrictions
https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a1338877/understanding-your-privacy-settings?lang=en
Privacy with google
https://www.mbsdirect.com/mbs-blog/article-what-is-google-web-app-activity-and-should-you-leave-it-enabled
   
Report a cyber incident: https://www.cyber.gov.au/report-and-recover/report
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04. Who are the bad guys and how can they get to you?

Today we take you through the rumblings of a cyber attack. How does it start and what does it look like? By the end of the episode you’ll be able to identify and avoid cyber threats quicker than you can say GTC.
We also take a look at who is behind these cyber attacks. The type of people sitting behind a computer, pulling these attacks off, may surprise you.
From phishing to "J-elena" (Justin and Selena) references, this episode has everything you need to understand ransomware headlines and protect yourself from cyber attacks. Let’s redefine how you act online.
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Report a cyber incident: https://www.cyber.gov.au/report-and-recover/report _______________
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03. Shining a light on the dark web

Have you ever heard of the dark web and want to know more? Well you're in luck because in this episode we are joined by a special guest, a cyber intelligence expert from CyberCX, Leah Pinto. Join us as we chat to Leah to decode this space for our GTC Community and answer the questions - what is the dark web, what is it used for, how anonymous can you be when using it, and how onions and the dark web are related.
DISCLAIMER
Girls Talk Cyber does not encourage or endorse accessing or using the dark web for illegitimate purposes. Without adequate understanding of its capability, risks and vulnerabilities, it is advised those not requiring it for legitimate, professional reasons do not attempt to engage with it. 
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Report a cyber incident: https://www.cyber.gov.au/report-and-recover/report

02. What to do if you were involved in a data breach

We've all seen the headlines recently "Aussie Company Hit With Data Breach" or "Major Firm Left Scrambling After Major Data Leak". It can feel overwhelming knowing what to do next, and you may be asking yourself the question, is there anything I can do to protect myself? The answer is yes, in this episode we are going to help you run through our GTC check list of what to do after a data breach to secure your online footprint. With your details in the hands of criminals, let's redefine how you act online. 
Show Resources: 
Password Managers We Recommend
LastPass (Free and Paid Versions Available); https://www.lastpass.com/
1Password (USD dollars); https://1password.com/
Report a cyber incident: https://www.cyber.gov.au/report-and-recover/report
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01. Welcome to Girls Talk Cyber

Hey Cyber Queens! On today’s episode we want to introduce ourselves and this little thing we like to call cyber security. We will walk you through what cyber security is and why it’s becoming more and more important in our digital world. We also look at why women have been excluded from the conversation for so long and how with the help of Girls Talk Cyber, this can all change. 
 
We introduce you to a segment called the Fraud Files, which has us reading through real scam stories sent in by you, the listener. We, the hosts, pull out the top cyber learnings and takeaways ready for you to start actioning as soon as you finish this episode!
Let’s redefine how you act online. 
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Show Resources: 
Monitor active scams: https://www.telstra.com.au/cyber-security-and-safety/active-scams
Report a cyber incident: https://www.cyber.gov.au/report-and-recover/report
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