In episode 320, Tom and Scott discuss the contentious issue of who is accountable when Facebook or Instagram accounts are hacked, discussing potential failings on both the user’s and Meta’s part. They explore the possibility of inadequate security measures on these platforms and the implications of Meta potentially profiting from fraudulent ads. The episode also The post Who’s to Blame for Hacked Social Media Accounts, Spoofed Online Meeting Requests and Malware appeared first on Shared Security Podcast.

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Discussion on the accountability for hacked social media accounts, spoofed online meeting requests, and malware. The implications of inadequate security measures, Meta potentially profiting from fraudulent ads, and the rising complaints of account theft. Also, a new threat involving spoofed Zoom, Google, and Skype meeting requests that spread remote access Trojans.