Interview with Computer Security Trainer

Computer Security Training

Interview with a Security Expert with Walter Wallis appeared as "Walter Wallis Security Training" on © The Cybersecurity .

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00:00 Blah blah arch linux
01:09 Part 1 - Public WiFi
01:49 Part 2 - Security updates
02:37 Part 3 - Malware
06:34 Part 4 - Phishing
09:35 Part 5 - Favorite hack
10:02 General advice


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[Senpapaya]

Literally more informative than my job's cybersecurity training

[mariotabali]

A friend works in a company where they send dummy fraudulent mails so those who bite are sent to classes.

[Cloakdasasin]

He's so entertaining he actually made me stop staring at the Netscape icon to look at him for part of the video.

[patrickkranzpiller]

I run arch linux, that means I'm beyond human 😂

[davidbakin]

"How did that affect the power supply?" - "I might have had access..."

[LordBeef]

The part where he puts in the USB the wrong way, then flips it over and it’s still the wrong way, and then he flips it over again and it’s…somehow the right way now? Happens all the time 😂

[nobodyspecial]

3:20 Flips the USB two times. Relatable as always.

Edit: 5:09

[Laborejo]

I don't even know if this is legit advice dressed as parody or the other way around.

[CalebHawn]

3:20 I love how it appropriately takes 3 tries to plug in the USB.

[NikConwell]

That part about going to a website and getting distracted by the site is so true!

[aleksandarm]

"Don't outsource all your security work to fivrr !" 😂👍

[ChristianStout]

"recorded on proprietary codecs"

So this wasn't cut entirely in FFmpeg then?

[jakecullimore]

I need to get one of those password managers too, he seemed like a nice guy

[thedeadbaby]

I love corporate compliance training programs that preach about security (only social engineering attacks) and then the company has multiple other vulnerabilities like storing plain text passwords, bobby tables, unsanitized html storage etc etc etc that would open them up to being shut down by any malicious individual who doesn't need to communicate with anyone in the organization whatsoever.

[tm]

waltuh... put your usb drive away, waltuh... im not going to have security training with you right now, waltuh...

[ionut]

i'll send this to our interns as a legit good security training video

[Jadinandrews]

Please do a video on the ceo that tries too hard to sounds tech savvy in a dev meeting

[gregtm]

I love this as being n the tech industry and hearing how “security” experts don’t always live by what they tell everyone else to do.

[vaulttectradingco]

This unironically can be avery good training video. Most people don't pay attention to security training. Also, my showing how easy it is to hack makes people more paranoid about secuity to a more degree.

[Fighter]

To be fair this was pretty much what my training class was like 15 years go. In my 30s now but back when there "Computer Science" included everything under the sun one of the security talks I had to take to get a student job in the university IT department, was basically this. "Trust Windows Defender because Microsoft is super wealthy and so therefore Defender bolsters the security image of their OS and will be the best tool to use."

Back in the day when you would put "Computer Skills - Excel and Microsoft Outlook" on your resume and instantly get the job and the boss would ask you why his computer was running slow.