ABOUT THIS EPISODE
#Episode 19
In this podcast, we talk about Deceptive Imagery Persuasion (DIP), a new term coined by Ryan McBeth.
Ryan is the Neil DeGrasse Tyson of the OSINT Intelligence World.
His educational videos about software, the military, and open-source intelligence are so popular that his YouTube channel has over three-quarters of a million subscribers who have collectively watched his videos nearly 400 million times.
Ryan spent 20 years as an anti-armor and heavy weapons infantryman, which, when you add to his degrees in cyber security and software development, and then sprinkle on his infectious curiosity and storytelling skills, make quite the combination that results in informative and hilarious videos.
Topics covered:
- What is Deceptive Imagery Persuasion (DIP)?
- How does it differ from fake news or propaganda?
- What is the one solution that could solve the spread of fake news?
- How can organizations protect themselves from social media attacks?
You can find Ryan on the following channels:
The official Ryan McBeth substack
Subscribe to Ryan's YouTube channel
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Too Much (dis)Information
The podcast that explores everything related to disinformation and online networks. To help us make sense of the global town square that is social media, in every episode, our host speaks to a fresh voice to uncover the good, bad, and fake online.
This podcast believes that we are at a pivotal moment in the fight against disinformation. Many people apply the word disinformation to everything from fake news, bot networks, malicious actors, influence operations, manipulation, inauthentic accounts, social media imposters, OSINT threat intelligence, and much more.
So do we...
From the trends to the tools, Too Much (dis)Information brings you the experts on the front line fighting disinformation, and all its forms, across the public sector, brands, cyber security professionals, and academia.
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