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Tech Topics SIG

Tech Topics SIG

TBD

Topic(s) vary by month.


Join Zoom Meeting

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Meeting ID: 883 4259 9338

Passcode: 6WpW6sFy

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Meeting ID: 883 4259 9338

Telephone (only) Passcode: 45645419


Jack Ungerleider leads a technical presentation/discussion on various technical topics from the following areas:

  • Web/Internet
  • Mobile Devices and Apps
  • Playing with Programming
  • DIY (3D Printing, R-Pi, other hobby electronics, etc.)
Tue, Feb 14 - 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
 
 
TCPC General Meeting

TCPC General Meeting

Two-factor authentication (2FA) /
SIM Swap Attack
Presenter: Jim Grotz

Are you required to use Two-factor authentication by your financial service providers including mutual funds, bank accounts, brokerage firms or retirement plan accounts? Be sure to attend this meeting to learn of the risks of using your cell phone for two-factor authentication. Possible solutions to this problem will also be discussed.

Two-factor authentication was touted as a means to provide an additional layer of security for your online accounts. The first “factor” is your usual account password that is standard for any online account. The second “factor” is a verification code usually retrieved from a user’s app on a mobile device.

A SIM swap attack / scam (also known as a port-out scam, SIM splitting, Smishing or SIMjacking according to Wikipedia) is a type of an account takeover fraud that targets a weakness in the 2FA process in which the second “factor” is a text message or call placed to a phone.

Jim Grotz will discuss, show supporting videos and offer suggestions on how to protect yourself. He will offer suggestions on how this crime could be deterred based on his experiences and seek input from viewers. The goal of this presentation is to make viewers aware of this fast growing cybercrime and to prevent this crime from happening to you.


Join Zoom Meeting

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88342599338?pwd=M2xmYXJZRTY1SEdqRnFWMnl0YUFtUT09

Meeting ID: 883 4259 9338

Passcode: 6WpW6sFy

One tap mobile

+13126266799,,88342599338#,,,,,,0#,,45645419# US (Chicago)

+16465588656,,88342599338#,,,,,,0#,,45645419# US (New York)

Dial by your location

        +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)

        +1 646 558 8656 US (New York)

Meeting ID: 883 4259 9338

Telephone (only) Passcode: 45645419


This is the regular, monthly meeting of the Twin Cities PC Users' Group.  Our topic varies each month.  We normally (time permitting) open with a time of Random Access where attendees are invited to ask questions that may be answered by other members.


Download and open this file to add these meetings to your computer or smart device calendar: TCPC Tech Topics and General Meeting events for 2022.

Tue, Feb 14 - 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm