Jose Saiz

Cybersecurity by josecurity

¡Bienvenidos al podcast "Cybersecurity by josecurity"Descubre las nuevas tecnologías y los secretos para mantenerte seguro en línea con episodios accesibles y atractivos. Desmitificamos los conceptos de ciberseguridad, exploramos maneras efectivas de proteger a los menores en el mundo digital y exponemos los peligros de la desinformación, brindándote las herramientas para evitar ser engañado.¡Mantente al tanto y suscríbete para obtener información práctica y fácil de entender que te empoderará y protegerá tu vida digital! También puedes leer el mi https://medium.com/josecurity

Author

Jose Saiz

Category

Technology

Podcast website

josecurity.es

Latest episode

May 9, 2026

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Episodes

Technology for seniors: 11 Tech Gadgets That Save and Improve Lives 27.03.2025

This post explores how various modern technological devices can increase the safety, comfort, and well-being of seniors without replacing personal care. Eleven categories of gadgets are described, from virtual assistants with fall detection to smart locks and health monitoring systems, highlighting their practical benefits for seniors and their families. The author also offers advice on how to pos...

Browsers: Protect Your Online Privacy Without Going Paranoid 23.03.2025

In this post, Jose Saiz explains how web browserscan compromise users' online privacy through mechanisms such as cookies,fingerprinting, and insecure connections. The author distinguishes betweenbrowser security and privacy, noting that privacy focuses on user data and howit is managed. The author discusses the issues of third-party cookies, onlinetracking, and the amount of information that b...

Be wary of WhatsApp and learn how to secure the app. 19.03.2025

This podcast warns about the privacy risks associated with WhatsApp, owned by Meta (formerly Facebook), despite its widespread popularity. The author points out that while WhatsApp offers end-to-end encryption, it collects a significant amount of unencrypted metadata and can decrypt messages in certain cases, in addition to sharing data with other Meta apps. Recommendations are provided for config...

Watch out, lazybones! Protect your privacy by reviewing your software settings 16.03.2025

This podcast by Jose Saiz warns about the dangers of neglecting privacy settings on apps, emphasizing how many companies, whose business model is based on data collection, profit from users' inattention. The author advises thoroughly reviewing app settings before using them, uninstalling apps you don't use frequently, and considering using web versions to limit tracking. He also suggests d...

Risks of Pirated Software 01.03.2025

This podcast examines the risks associated with theuse of pirated software in Spain, where a significant proportion of installed software is unlicensed. The paper highlights that although the use of illegal software is decreasing, it remains a global problem due to economic reasons. Lacking security updates and technical support, pirated software creates vulnerabilities that can be exploited by ev...

Get ready to see AI everywhere. The AI ​​revolution 01.03.2025

This article explores therise of artificial intelligence (AI) and its predicted transformative impact by2027. It analyses how AI is moving from science fiction to everyday reality,affecting the economy, employment and society. The text addresses the growinggap between rapid technological advancement and slow societal adaptation,highlighting ethical dilemmas and potential risks. It examines success...

Understanding Antivirus Software. How It Works 01.03.2025

Discover how antivirus has evolved into comprehensive cybersecurity solutions. From malware detection to firewall protection, they have transformed into true defense-in-depth that goes beyond simple scanning programs. Let´s see how it works.

How China already dominates the technologies that will change your life 20.02.2025

The podcast looks at China's rise as a technological powerhouse. It focuses on its dominance in areas such as artificial intelligence, electric cars, quantum computing and the rapid adoption of new technologies. It explores how a model with fewer individual freedoms and strong state control seems to drive innovation. It also addresses controversies about social control in China and its impact...

Spain's Order TDF/149/2025: Combatting Vishing and Smishing 20.02.2025

This podcast details the growing threats of phone and text scams, known as vishing and smishing, respectively, and how scammers use social engineering to trick victims. It focuses on Spain's Order TDF/149/2025, a regulation aimed at blocking fraudulent numbers and registering aliases for messages, as well as banning the use of mobile numbers for commercial calls. In addition, the source offers...

Human error in cybersecurity: understanding and mitigation 15.02.2025

The podcast explores human error as the main vulnerability in cybersecurity. It identifies two main types of errors: skill-based and knowledge-based. Traditional cybersecurity education strategies often fail because they do not address psychological and behavioral aspects. Australia’s proposed cybersecurity laws are mentioned as a more technical approach. The paper advocates for a human-centered a...

Cybercriminals Uncovered: OSINT Tools and Operation 09.02.2025

This podcast explores the tactics of cybercriminals, with an emphasis on their use of OSINT tools to gather information about their targets. It describes how they scan the Internetfor vulnerabilities and combine this data with open-source intelligence for targeted attacks. Additionally, the podcast exposes how attackers employ virtual private servers and anonymity networks such as TOR to hide thei...

Cybercrime vs. Big Tech: Who is the threat? 08.02.2025

The podcast examines the landscape of threats in cyberspace, contrasting the activities of cybercriminals with those of large technology corporations (Big Tech). It argues that both actors compete for data, considered the most prized asset of the 21st century. The text explores the motivations and methods of cybercriminals, including the use of anonymous networks and cryptocurrencies,as well as th...

USA or China - why not both? The future of AI depends on global collaboration 01.02.2025

The article analyses the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, exemplified by the emergence of tools such as DeepSeek and Qwen. The exponential nature of this progress is highlighted, contrasting it with a linear growth mistakenly perceived by many. The success of DeepSeek, surpassing ChatGPT, and the potential of Alibaba's Qwen, are presented as significant milestones of this "Ag...

Infection vectors and infrastructures hackers use to attack you 25.01.2025

The podcast describes a variety of ways hackers infect systems. Infection vectors such as malware disguised as legitimate software, malicious websites, and fake software updates are discussed. The infrastructures used by hackers are also explained, including compromised computer networks and manipulation techniques. Finally, security tips are offered to protect against these attacks, emphasizing t...

Data as Commodity: How Tech Giants Profit from Your Privacy 13.01.2025

The podcast argues that platforms such as Google and Facebook build their fortunes using users' personal data as raw material. It explains how these companies collect and analyze information from multiple sources to create detailed profiles, allowing for targeted advertising campaigns. This is presented as an implicit exchange: free services in exchange for user privacy. Finally, the podcast warns...

5 Phases of Hacker Attack 31.12.2024

The podcast describes the five phases of a cyberattack: 1. Information gathering, using techniques such as footprinting and fingerprinting to profile the victim; 2. Vulnerability analysis, to identify exploitable weaknesses; 3. Exploitation, through phishing, malware, or device compromise; 4. Post-exploitation, where the attacker exfiltrates data, installs ransomware, or creates backdoors; and 5....

Don’t Let Hackers and Scammers win: we can stop them 27.12.2024

The podcast features a series of articles on cybersecurity, focused on educating readers about common hackers and scammers tactics. Different types of attacks such as phishing and smishing, identity theft, and online shopping fraud are explained. The author emphasizes the importance of digital privacy and seeks to demystify the idea that cybersecurity requires advanced technical knowledge. Finally...

Josecurity podcast presentation 12.11.2024

Welcome to Our Cybersecurity Podcast – Made for Everyone! Unlock the secrets to staying secure online with our accessible and engaging episodes. We demystify cybersecurity concepts, explore effective ways to protect minors in the digital world, and expose the dangers of misinformation, giving you the tools to avoid being fooled. Stay tuned and subscribe for practical, easy-to-understand insights t...

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