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Featured on the TalkingInBits Podcast about #bitcoin #security

I was featured on a podcast you can listen to it here:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/talking-in-bits-006-cyber-security-expert-nik-kraljevic/id1549171125?i=1000508610934

https://open.spotify.com/episode/14IQrEfiFUpO2crloM4AR5?si=qxMFzbetSluW8HBKMq12MA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HykAqxmgLPM&ab_channel=TalkingInBits

Until Next time,

The Security Sleuth.

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Featured on the Jose Burgos Podcast

I was featured on a podcast you can listen to it here:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nikolas-kraljevic/id1463909859?i=1000503989111

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3phrS6MN7zpBq9eEYKMYho?si=eAcSnQosRb2DtQWj_slWoQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Yo1KhTxNqM&feature=youtu.be&ab_channel=JoseBurgos

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The Security Sleuth.

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Yes - Election fraud in the U.S.A is possible

Heres some sources that show this is possible:

https://www.deepcapture.com/2020/11/election-2020-was-rigged-the-evidence/

https://www.amazon.com/Proving-Election-Fraud-Uncounted-National/dp/144908527X

https://twitter.com/marklevinshow/status/1334982225088159744

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/elections/dominion-contractor-detroit-counting-center-says-thousands-ballots-were

https://twitter.com/JamesThe17th/status/1334632535565996033

If missile systems can be built without internet connectivity why are voting machines not made the same?

Until next time,

The Security Sleuth

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Why we should worry about CyberSecurity in 2020 (Podcast)

Apple Podcasts:  https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-19-12-podcast/id1529835022#episodeGuid=tag%3Asoundcloud%2C2010%3Atracks%2F896269102

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-632637072/15-nik-kraljevic-should-we-be-worried-about-cybersecurity-in-2020

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4oyq3GCzXP7r8RiNtA97TO

YouTube: https://youtu.be/JAAHvEcR--4

Nik Kraljevic is the founder and CEO of startup social media platform Pleme. He has over 7 years of cybersecurity experience which he brings to the table. In this episode we take a deep dive into the ins and outs of cybersecurity, how to protect yourself online, and much more!

Check out Nik's profile here!

LinkedIn: https://au.linkedin.com/in/nik-kraljevic-02436b47

Pleme: https://pleme.app -

Link pack: https://allmylinks.com/nik-kraljevic

Books:

Disinformation: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18145085-disinformation

Confessions of a media manipulator: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/13542853-trust-me-i-m-lying

The price of tomorrow: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/50157837-the-price-of-tomorrow

Privacy and Security:

Derek Babbs Cybersecurity beginners course: https://github.com/DerekBabb/CyberSecurity

List of privacy respecting apps and services: https://github.com/nikitavoloboev/privacy-respecting

Protect your privacy online (Aus gov Link): https://www.oaic.gov.au/privacy/your-privacy-rights/tips-to-protect-your-privacy/ - Protonmail: https://protonmail.com/

Until Next time,

The Security Sleuth.

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Featured on the CallumConnects Podcast

I was featured on a podcast you can listen to it here:

https://callumconnects.libsyn.com/nik-kraljevic-entrepreneur

https://callumconnects.com/

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOSI9iWqLtVTlaoSatVS2eF5MhlXIlehz

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The Security Sleuth.

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Sponsored posts on Security-Sleuth.com

I’m opening up the blog to sponsored posts so instead of contacting me via email you can contact me via the sponsored posts tab.

With all the ventures in flight at the moment its hard to post long and in depth posts so if you have some good ones I’d be more than happy to publish them on the site.

Until Next time,

The Security Sleuth.

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I started my own Social Network

6 months ago I started my own social network / social media company. So far it’s going great and I’m extremely proud of how far it’s come. Heres the reasons why I did it and why you should too!

One: Social Media wont help grow your business unless its directly mainstream

Any kind of serious business topic is hard to get off the ground on other social networks unless its the flavour of the month e.g. Crypto, Dropshipping, Affiliate marketing etc, etc. So unless your business idea is related to numerous business insider articles in the last 24 months good luck launching it and helping it thrive on any existing social network like Facebook or LinkedIn

Two: Social media is only good for Ads

The only ways I was able to grow any business ventures on Social media is via Ads. Ads on Fb and other networks are great in-fact they remain one of the best ways to grow app’s, online businesses etc. Other than that regular products and postings / engagement and all those metrics don’t really help put money in your bank account while you sleep unless you are an influencer and I am not interested in being an influencer.

Three: Social media companies have abandoned their core missions

All of the social media companies are engaging in weird behaviour and side missions instead of focusing on their core product or mission. Some have achieved their mission and now are floundering because they haven’t been able to establish a new equivalent or bigger goal or wind back operations now that the goal has been achieved. The result is that the services are degrading for the average users like you and me and the value we get from these networks is now decreasing.

Four: Freedom

Any person worth their salt will tell you that freedom is best. By building your own network it makes you free enough to pick your path forward and work towards your goal on your own terms in your own way.

Five: Founders and Users with Skin in the game

Doing all of this took serious skin in the game on my part and big sacrifices. Users who join also are committed to this community and topic so far it seems that this is a winning combination to ensure that the Social media community starts strong and provided legitimate value to its users and subscribers. That sounds pretty good to me.

You can find more about my social media community and other apps/products at: https://kraljevic.technology/

Until Next time,

The Security Sleuth.

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Does anybody know of any good whitelabel streaming platforms?

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Does anybody know of or have experience with any white label streaming providers? happy to chat or compensate you for your time.

Until next time,

The Security Sleuth

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The problem with contact tracing apps

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In the last 9 weeks a dozen or so people have asked me “should I download the contact tracing app of [insert country / government]” my answer is no but not for the reasons you might think.

Reason 1: Do you base all of your decisions based of what an app says?

I don’t base all my decisions of what an app says. This is sometimes challenging but it seems to workout ok in the end. If i paraphrase and adapt something I read in the book “Hooked” by Nir Eyal: Remember notifications on your phone are alarm clocks somebody else sets for you. Set your own alarm clocks and you will be closer to freedom.

Reason 2: Focusing on the data rather than the solutions

One of the biggest problems of technology and particularly data is that we often cripple ourselves by insisting we gather troves of data before making a decision. This problem now faces most jobs and governments, in the past people acted more on gut instinct and sure they were wrong but they were quick to act. Now we focus so more on data e.g. the eye colour of the person across the street but we miss the bus that hits us.

Quarantine, border control etc all these things are well known and work id rather we used some tried and tested methods to stop people from getting sick rather than telling people we need them to download an app to decide when its a good time to open everything again.

Reason 3: Slippery slope to normal monitoring of everybody

You may have seen all the folks online claiming we shouldn’t have a contact tracing app for non sick people but criminals and other types of people who are easy targets for monitoring. It’s a trap don’t fall for it. As soon as all the undesirables are monitored there will be another good reason to monitor the next class of people before long they will be monitoring you.

Disagree with me? Tell me why in the comments.

Until next time,

The Security Sleuth

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Sunday Round Up - 3rd of May 2020

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Sunday Round up for this week:

Articles:

Im publishing an infosec book

Using Open Source to Build a Better 5G Data Platform

Does somebody has cheatsheet of popular programming language used in hacking?

I wrote a script that creates a password wordlist based on the information you provide about the person.

AutoIt Extractor

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Sunday Round Up - 26th of April 2020

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Sunday Round up for this week:

Articles:

Im publishing an infosec book

wifi hash decrypt

COVID-19 Has United Cybersecurity Experts, But Will That Unity Survive the Pandemic?

What are remote/WFH folks using to 'whiteboard' things on a conference call or to send to others?

Phishing techniques: Expired password/account

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Sunday Round Up - 19th of April 2020

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Sunday Round up for this week:

Articles:

Im publishing an infosec book

MacOS Dylib Injection through Mach-O Binary Manipulation

Ebfuscation: Abusing system errors for binary obfuscation

Industry Roundup: Online Digital Forensics Training

Hackers Favor Small Hospitals, Health Centers as Ransomware Targets

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Sunday Round Up - 12th of April 2020

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Sunday Round up for this week:

Articles:

Im publishing an infosec book

Popular Info Sec Tools

Zoom Caught in Cybersecurity Debate — Here's Everything You Need To Know

Tampering with Zoom's Anti-Tampering Library

Internet of Things - Penetration Testing OS

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Sunday Round Up - 5th of April 2020

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Sunday Round up for this week (we missed last week but lets get back into it)!

Articles:

Im publishing an infosec book

I created a site to collate all the initiatives (freebies, discounts etc) from many companies to help us through tough times

Frida 12.8.15 is out w/ full support for iOS/arm64e and iOS 13.4

Memhunter – Automated Memory Resident Malware Detection

How To Hack and Exploit Printers

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Sunday Round Up - 29th of March 2020

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Sunday Round up for this week (we missed last week but lets get back into it)!

Articles:

Im publishing an infosec book

Resources about graph drawing/layout algorithms

Any online labs to practice Wifi Pentesting?

Windows Assembly Program To Create New User

For anyone just starting out in penetration testing/ethical hacking

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Sunday Round Up - 15th of March 2020

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Sunday Round up for this week!

Articles:

Im publishing an infosec book

how to find breached passwords

Intezer - New Iranian Campaign Tailored to US Companies Uses Updated Toolset

Anybody worked for a botnet or clickfarm?

Your rooted Android phone can jailbreak an iPhone with checkra1n

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