Sometimes the smallest actions create the biggest problems. Security Confidential Host, Manoj Tandon tells the story of SLIders (ie. people who cause technology to malfunction just by simply walking near it..). Gus is not a real person. But SLIders are. In this Cyber Horror Story, one overlooked detail becomes the beginning of a terrifying chain reaction.
Cyber Horror Story:
This October, Dark Rhino Security wanted to have some fun with Halloween and Cybersecurity. So we thought, Why not combine the two? We gathered up some of our all-time favorite Security Confidential guests and asked them to tell a scary story about something that happened to them as it relates to Cybersecurity and or technology. And we have some GREAT ones. These are 2-10 minute scary stories from your favorite guests.
Check out the other Cyber Horror Story episodes in this series:
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #15 Lil Nitro Challenge
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #14 A Hackers Nightmare
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #13 Mayor of Nashville
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #12 Secret Service
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #11 Department of Technology
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #10 Birthday Disaster
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #9 Malware Link
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #8 Software Update
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #7 The End of the World
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #6 Credit Cards
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #5 Smart House
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #4 Breach
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #3 Malfunction
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #2 Data
Cyber Horror Story 2022 – #1 SLIder
About Us:
Dark Rhiino Security’s Security Confidential is a weekly Cybersecurity podcast where Host, Manoj Tandon, talks to Infosec and Cybersecurity professionals about the current issues going on in our industry. Guests are able to share their stories about how they began their journey into cybersecurity and connect with our audience. Listeners are able to tune in through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Youtube, LinkedIn, and more.
For inquiries, please email media@darkrhiinosecurity.com
