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Hosted by Rhonda Adcox · technology · EN-US
CyberSafe Living helps everyday people stay safe online. Each episode breaks down real digital threats scams, identity theft, social media risks, and more and gives you simple, practical ways to protect yourself and your family. Clear advice. No tech overwhelm. Just real-world digital safety you can use today.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchCyberSafe Living helps everyday people stay safe online. Each episode breaks down real digital threats scams, identity theft, social media risks, and more and gives you simple, practical ways to protect yourself and your family. Clear advice. No tech overwhelm. Just real-world digital safety you can use today.
CyberSafe Living is hosted by Rhonda Adcox. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Zip It! Why Your Personal Information is a Scammer’s Best Friend" (27 October 2026, 14 minutes), "Title Fraud; How Scammers Steal Homes on Paper" (20 October 2026, 11 minutes), and "The Text That Just Says "Hi"" (13 October 2026, 10 minutes).
CyberSafe Living publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 9 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for CyberSafe Living is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. CyberSafe Living requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. CyberSafe Living's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for CyberSafe Living are IT Services & Software Development. CyberSafe Living has a technology audience.
Rhonda Adcox hosts CyberSafe Living, a technology podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Episode #11
Think about it. Scammers don’t always need to hack your computer. A lot of the time, they just need you to hand them the keys. Your Social Security number, your bank details, your birthday, your address, your mother’s...
Episode #10
This episode of CyberSafe Living explains title fraud (also called deed fraud or home title theft). It covers how criminals forge documents to transfer ownership of a property without the owner’s knowledge, who is most...
CyberSafe Living
A text that only says “Hi” is often the first move in a wrong-number scam, also called pig butchering. If you reply, even with “wrong number” or “no worries,” you confirm your phone is active. The sender stays friendly...
Episode #8
A fake bank email can look perfect. You type your password, then the six-digit code from your phone, and someone else is inside your account. This CyberSafe Living episode explains a small physical key, about the size...
Episode #7
Have you ever gotten one of those emails that says your password was found in a data breach...and you just deleted it because it felt like spam? Or maybe you’ve never checked at all. Here’s the truth: millions of people...
Episode #4
Today we’re talking about a word that gets a lot of people in trouble: free . Free software. Free upgrade. Free full version. Free crack. It sounds like a bargain. A lot of the time, it’s the opposite. That download can...
CyberSafe Living
This week we have a guest that shares his story on how they got his email, his bank, ran his credit cards and came within a breath of his taking his retirement. And his Android phone was not hacked in the old-fashioned...
CyberSafe Living
If you use MyChart and you got an email that said your results are ready or that you won a Medicare kit, STOP. Do not touch the button. That message is not from your Doctor, Hospital, or lab.
CyberSafe Living
<p>If you use MyChart and you got an email that said your results are ready or that you won a Medicare kit, STOP. Do not touch the button. That message is not from your Doctor, Hospital, or lab.</p>
Episode #3
The pop-ups are designed to make you panic. They look official. They sound urgent. And their real goal is simple; to get you to hand over control of your computer to a complete stranger.
Episode #3
<p>The pop-ups are designed to make you panic. They look official. They sound urgent. And their real goal is simple; to get you to hand over control of your computer to a complete stranger.</p>
CyberSafe Living
In this upcoming episode we’re talking about romance scams, and the red flags that show up long before the ask.
CyberSafe Living
Have you ever installed a virus on purpose. Let’s talk about how that happens and how to get the tool you actually need without the junk.
CyberSafe Living
What if the voice on the other end of the phone sounded exactly like your granddaughter...and it still wasn’t her? That’s not science fiction anymore. That’s an AI voice scam and it can happen in under ten seconds.
CyberSafe Living
Let’s talk about what a data breach really is and what you can do about it today.
CyberSafe Living
<p>Let’s talk about what a data breach really is and what you can do about it today.</p>
CyberSafe Living
<p>What if the voice on the other end of the phone sounded exactly like your granddaughter...and it still wasn’t her? That’s not science fiction anymore. That’s an AI voice scam and it can happen in under ten...
CyberSafe Living
<p>Have you ever installed a virus on purpose. Let’s talk about how that happens and how to get the tool you actually need without the junk.</p>
CyberSafe Living
<p>In this upcoming episode we’re talking about romance scams, and the red flags that show up long before the ask.</p>
CyberSafe Living
Microsoft will never put a phone number in a Windows warning and tell you to call it. If that just happened to you, that pop-up is a lie.
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