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How to Protect Yourself Online

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This week, hackers stole and published nude photos of celebrities, raising concerns about the security of online information and data stored in the cloud. We talk with Department of Defense cybercrime expert Tyler Cohen Wood, whose new book “Catching the Catfishers” explains how to protect your online data and reputation. We’ll also discuss the digital breadcrumbs that we unwittingly drop while surfing the web, and how to guard against online predators and cyber-stalkers.

Guests:

Tyler Cohen Wood, author of "Catching the Catfishers" and senior officer and a cyber branch chief at the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) within the Department of Defense (DOD)

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