• Season 1 : Episode 8 - Put Up Your Defenses

  • Jun 22 2024
  • Length: 59 mins
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Season 1 : Episode 8 - Put Up Your Defenses

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  • Summary

  • In a constantly connected world, we need to take extra precautions to keep our information safe. Like Father Like Son will take you through few small things you can do to help improve your online security.


    Timestamps:

    0:00 Intro

    1:14 Corrections from last episode

    2:14 What we have been doing in Linux, open source, and general IT

    11:38 Online security

    14:14 Public WiFi

    19:24 Firewall

    20:56 Antivirus

    22:07 Browser safety

    25:50 What about ads and click bait

    30:50 Multi accounts and terms of service

    31:40 Personal information safety

    34:10 Downloading

    35:17 Be ethical with software

    41:16 Passwords

    50:20 VPN

    53:30 Social media safety

    54:46 Cameras on computers and phones

    56:25 Scripture of the week

    57:12 Distro hopping

    59:03 Outro


    Episode 8 Helpful Links:

    - Ventoy creating bootable USB homepage - https://www.ventoy.net/

    - Balena Etcher creating bootable USB homepage - https://etcher.balena.io/

    - Rufus creating bootable USB homepage - https://rufus.ie/en/


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    Theme Music adapted from Punch Deck - I Can't Stop • Punch Deck – I Can’t Stop [Rock] 🎵 fr...

    (Adaptations: amplification change, truncated, and narration added)
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