Join Scott Young and Shaun Sturby from Optrics Engineering as they discuss the Punk Spider search engine for website vulnerabilities, the tech support scam that got Jim Browning’s Youtube channel deleted and the Olympic broadcaster who announced his password while on the air.

Timecodes:

• 0:00 – Intro
• 0:21 – Today’s 3 topics
• 0:40 – Topic 1: Punk Spider
• 4:34 – Topic 2: Irony, Thy Name is Jim
• 8:27 – Topic 3: What is Your Olympic Password?
• 11:03 – Closing remarks

More on Punk Spider:

• A Controversial Tool Calls Out Thousands of Hackable Websites

More on Jim Browning getting his Youtube channel deleted:

• Scam-baiting YouTube channel Tech Support Scams taken offline by tech support scam

So to prove that anyone can be scammed, I was convinced to delete my @YouTube channel because I was convinced I was talking @YouTubeCreators support. I never lost control of the channel, but the sneaky s**t managed to get me to delete the channel. Hope to recover soon. pic.twitter.com/ygmt2CDlR1

— Jim Browning (@JimBrowning11) July 26, 2021

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More on the Olympic broadcaster who announced his password on live TV:

• Olympics Broadcaster Announces His Computer Password on Live TV