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How it really happened : NINJIO Season 2, Episode 10, Beware of the Insider
In NINJIO's Season 2, Episode 10, Tyler has worked with his cubicle partner, Roger, for some time, but recently, their interactions have become strained. More and more things seem off to Tyler, and now he has reason to be worried that the Intellectual Property of...
How it really happened : NINJIO Season 2, Episode 9, Pension Plan Telescam
In NINJIO's Season 2, Episode 9, we start with a celebration; after years of hard work, Bob is ready to retire. Or he was, until telephone scammers used some of their key tactics to get to him, and his money. When receiving a phone call...
How it really happened : NINJIO Season 2, Episode 8, ElectroSign of Things to Come
In NINJIO's Season 2, Episode 8, we see just how detrimental the DocuSign Breach could be. With nothing but an email address, the hacker made several other attacks that eventually led him to a potential $10 million wire transfer. Luckily the CFO knew to verify...
NINJIO is getting around!
When bloggers and others write about us, they further hone in our marketing message. Jay Reeves' headline is "Learn about Cyber security by watching cartoons." That pretty much sums it up. You can continue to read about the rest of what Jay said about us...
How it really happened : NINJIO Season 2, Episode 7, 156 Alarms
In NINJIO's Season 2, Episode 7, all the sirens in the city of Dallas go off and as a result, an elderly man thinks that the city is being attacked. He then starts to have a heart-attack and emergency services are too overloaded to respond due...
A “Conservative Pivot” after Season 1, Episode 7
Something that I didn't write about which I should have back in July of 2016, was the "Conservative Pivot" that we made after the release of Season 1, Episode 7.When we set out to create our content, we wanted to tell the story as accurately...
How it really happened : NINJIO Season 2, Episode 6, My Password is ‘Password’
In NINJIO's Season 2, Episode 6, we learn how a major corporation’s Twitter account was hacked, sending offensive tweets to customers and driving sales way down. Weak passwords were to blame. But not to worry, there is an easy way to protect your accounts. Using a...
Thanks Adobe!
Many thanks to Adobe for the recognition of what we are doing!...
How it really happened : NINJIO Season 2, Episode 5, The Ransomware Pyramid Scheme
In NINJIO's Season 2, Episode 5, there is a parking-lot brawl when one Ransomware victim intentionally infects an old acquaintance with Ransomware to free his own computer. The hackers have created “Pyramid Scheme Ransomware” and it may start spreading fast. Should you receive such an...