and we got great music from my pals, phish is here, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] i love phish. >> jimmy: guys, i don't know if you remember, this is my pal blake shelton, right here. [ cheers and applause ] this is his new album. looks like his head. hey, man, get my new record, man. it's really good. >> steve: what's the name of it? >> jimmy: it's the name of -- "if i'm honest" is the album. but he came on the show and i made him try sushi and he was not happy about that. blake wanted a chance to turn the tables by making me do something i've never done. we taped the whole thing. take a look. >> jimmy: hey, guys, i'm here with my pal, blake shelton, we're at riverdale stables here were on the show, i made you do something you've never done before, try sushi. >> oh, my god. no. can we get some more rice wine? yes. still having nightmares about that. >> jimmy: well, being the nice guy that i am, i thought i'd give you the chance for some payback. now you're going to make me do something i've never done before. milk a cow. >> can't wait. i ca

musical guest, phish. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 551, hoboken. >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, hey! welcome! great! thank you very much! oh, you make me feel good. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome -- [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you made it to the show. you're the show. thank you very much for being about. of course, last night was the presidential town hall debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. and the audience was made up of undecided voters, or as they're also known, the worst people to be in line behind at baskin robbins. [ laughter ] can i have the -- oh, i'm not even sure if i want ice cream right now. actually, one of the audience members from the debate last night is going viral. his name is ken bone. [ cheers and applause ] you know ken bone? he's cute. yeah, everybody likes ken bone. [ laughter ] yeah, we like ken bone. yeah.

phish! come on back! [ cheers and applause ] devour, say my name! the little sounds your crispy bacon makes drive me crazy. you naughty little... did you just spank your lunch? yes. nice. food you want to fork. introducing devour. what is that? man, i don't know. ask google! ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? mom, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. you work at ge? yeah, i do. you guys are working on some pretty big stuff over there, right? like a new language for crazy-big, i work on the industrial side. so i build the world-changing machines. i get it. you can't talk because it's super high-level. no, i actually do build the machines. blink if what you're doing involves encrypted data transfer. wait, what? wowwww... wow? what wow? there is no wow. my mother passed 2003

henson, david harbour, blake shelton, phish once again! [ cheers and applause ] doyle bramhall ii. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots from philadelphia, pennsylvania, everybody! stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> announcer: from the warner theater in washington d.c., it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- sarah silverman, host of cnn's "the lead" jake tapper, a closer look at last night's presidential debate, featuring the 8g band with thaddeus dixon, corey glover and vernon reid. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." we're in washington dc! [ cheers and applause ] give it up, washington! we're so honored and excited to be here for the week. and now that we're here, let's get to the news. what a great time to be in washington. the nationals won yesterday.

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phish in. you won't want to miss that.>>> 12 sports is sponsored by your >>> it's that time of the show where we turn to to find out who his mvp of the night is. emotional would describe the scene.>> no doubt about it. emotional would best describe mvp. it was an end of an era for baseball fans in boston. david ortiz played his final game in a boston uniform as the sox got eliminated in three straight games by the cleveland indians. once the game was over the crowd called for ortiz to make a curtain call. he did just that. you to the field surrounded by photographers while fighting back tears. he had a season to american league east title. >>> it is money-saving monday. believe it or not, you want to hear this or not?>> no. >> 75 days until crist -- christmas. >> that sounds crazy. here are a few tips to have more cash in your pockets after the holidays. america say it's.org says planned giftgiving -- planned decide on the most thoughtful gifts which are usually not the most expensive. if you d

social engineering always works with spear phishing attacks at the state level. they lack cyber hygiene training. they will click on dancing kittens playing with baby puppies and toddlers. it's cute, you have to click. they will click, download a malicious payload. from there, it's funny because we were asked to put a sample exploit. i think a sample exploit, if we were targeting a pc at the state level, you would want solid functionality across the board t. malicious payload would have a rat, additional droppers, key logger, screen grabber, camera and microphone capture tool, network mapper, lateral movement procedures, code injection mechanisms, social media spread and activation tool and usb infection capability. also with self-deleting capability as well. >> all that stuff already exists. if you, you know, the malicious actor, you don't have to write that or code it, you can grab your own cracked version of zeus or poison ivy, infinity rat, you name it. all those tools are just out there for you to slightly customize it, create a fake file and do all the thin

it's phishing. >> how can you tell?acebook.com. >> another one. >> this -- it looks like from chase bank, is it legitimate? >> i won even touch it. >> you wouldn't. >> 100% legit? >> it just is. >> there's a logo. >> one last one. >> look at this last one. >> i was wrong. >> this is pay pal, that looks totally legit. is it? >> we've got to hover over the url. >> phishing scheme. most are. it really comes down to this is you could ask for it. if not, delete it. >> the other day, i got something that said you are out of vacation days and i just put in a couple of days. i open it up and next thing you know, all bells and whistles went off, the clock hit the top, the clown shoes blew up. it was crazy. >> two things. there are two trends that are happening. number one, they will actually get the ceo or boss's name where you work and they will act like it's the boss saying hey you really didn't treat the human resources people right. give me -- >> that was steve and ainsley, we don't want you to do that. >> kurt, thank you ve

. >> it's the cyber security experts, the number of phishing attacks related to the election is rising dramatically. they may something like "trump withdraws" or "hillary indicted ." malware computer when you click on the links and your personal information is now at risk. experts are seeing annane crease in the political scam phone calls. most are related to voter verification. sdoofrl are don't click on links from political e-mails unless you know the sender. donate directly to the the phone. and the key is don't be lured into clicking on a link by a selabors headline by one of the candidates. >> apple users, grab your iphone and do a security update right now or hackers could get you. they roll out a brand-new update tent. the patch is a home in the soft wraer that allowed jashgz pegs to hack your iphone. >>> toyota working to pull nearly six million cars off the dauz of potentially -- because of potentially deadly airbags. >>> subaru is remembering 100,000 suvs and cars because the air pump can catch fire. if you own a 2007 or 2009 outback, impereza, or certain foresters here. >>>

you want to end phishing attacks, give me a u.s. postal e-mail address with a postal certificate so i have certified e-mail. i don't need 15 e-mail addresses from yahoo! and g-mail. we need to implement these technologies. >> when you are talking about two factors, the other thing that does, how often does -- you hear the joke about someone has a password for a particular system which means it has really complex requirements and they reach in their desk and pull out the password that's written in the drawer or they lift up the keyboard and it's written down somewhere. that's the nice thing about two-factor that reduces the risk that your user will write it down where anyone can find it. >> several of you mentioned insider threats. with the previous panel we talked about flavors, malicious and insider. sorry, unintentional. regardless of the type, they could have catastrophic outcomes on an organization. the federal government, despite mandates and requirements to have these programs, it is still not being done across the board. i wa

see the spear phishing technique they used to attack the democratic national committee. >>> a delta connection pirate in south dakota is accused of trying to fly drunk. passengers react after he was arrested on his way to the cockpit flp >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener. >>> we cannot stop for a minute. no complacency here. nobody -- nobody lagging. >> clinton and trump battle for swing states. >> what do you say to supporters who say you shouldn't be taking time off the campaign trail. >> one hour to cut a ribbon at one of the great hotels in the world. i think i'm entitled to it. she does one stop because she has no energy. >> secretary of defense ash carter is suspending the thousands of california national guard members to repay enlistment bonuses. >> there's a systemic issue that i think we ought to have oversight on. >> major earthquake damage in central italy. panicked residents running into the streets as the quake hit. >> a pilot is under arrest for allegedly operating an aircraft while intoxicated. >> open the door! >> smoke filling a subway station in b

chief would like to thank the hundreds and hundreds of people who reached out to them during this phishing investigation. >> november 2nd. >>> orange line riders could benefit from a casino coming to everett. according to the globe state transportation officials are hoping to build a new orange line station on commercial street in mauldin. it's all part of a long-term transit plan that's being considered in part due to the new wynn resorts casinos being built near by. morning wbz -- on wbz this morning, tom brady happy to be back. >> the wild receiver surrounded by women and sharing football tips. >> next in money watch, we are talking holiday travel. the best time to book a flight and joe plaia: every three days, someone in new hampshire is killed with a gun. mothers, sons, friends. and yet kelly ayotte continues to play political games instead of making new hampshire safer. when she has the chance to strengthen background checks, she voted no, backing the washington gun lobby instead. getting guns, ayotte flip flopped. kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that

podesta was lured to the site by a shortened link in one of his e-mails, a practice known as spear phishing. in a statement today, the clinton campaign said "there is no longer a doubt that russian president vladimir putin is trying to help donald trump by weaponnizing wikileaks" which has already released 23,000 podesta e-mails and says it has 27,000 more. today, for the first time, the site even posted seven e-mails president obamach >> she has no idea-- >> you tack a stand-- >> whether it's russia, china, or anybody else. >> i am not quoting myself. >> reporter: last night, trump questioned russia's involvement, as he did in both previous debates. >> our country-- >> military and civilian-- >> reporter: vice president biden said today that puts tmp . intelligence community. >> and then he says, as a major party candidate, for the world of putin, that our country has no idea. >> reporter: as presidential candidates, both clinton and trump get regular security briefings where the russian connection has been laid out for them by u.s. officials. trump did say last night, scott, that he conde

we started with mark bands and phish and members of the grateful dead and expanded to 100 bands and workedith pearl jam and jay-z and started in philly with the disco-biscuits. >> they started at penn, my alma mater and grown from there. are they engaged? >> in the primary cycle, the millennials were very, very engaged and ultimately i think that what ended up happening was more millennials voted for bernie sanders than hillary clinton and donald trump combined. so there's a little bit less enthusiasm coming into the general election here and it's somewhat of an uphill battle to get them registered and out to the polls especially. >> what did they say when they come up to your booth at the concerts? >> we hear a lot of things, you hear my vote doesn't count. it's rigged. you hear i'm not excited about either candidate. and but what we try to do is have a conversation and one of the things that i'll say to any person feeling that way, you know, there's a lot of people who feel the same way you do. and if you collectively are a reliable voting bloc, the world is going to change, slowly but i

see the spear phishing technique they used to attack the democratic national committee. >>> a delta connection pirate in south dakota is accused of trying to fly drunk. passengers react after he was arrested on his way to the cockpit flp >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener.

russians got into one of the traditional techniques, probably a phishing e-mail and were able to gettrol of the network and extract data, including e-mails. host: joining our conversation is mark -- with reuters. mark: tahank you. my understand it, and we reported this a while ago, the u .s. government, the intelligence agency briefed the gang of 8, the leaders of both houses of congress and the leaders of the intelligence committee, this -- a year ago this summer that this was going on. the u.s. government has known about this for quite some time. i've spoken to people in the democratic party and say they were approached by the fbi a month after the -- about maybe a year ago. and then the fbi were very opaque in the way they broached this to the people in the democratic party. they were asking questions. they did not actually tell the democratic party email had been hacked. the democratic party did not realize it until march or april. finally they found out they had been hacked. the clinton campaign as an organization still denies as organization it's been hacked, although i have he

jim temmer, bbb of wisconsin 04:06:44-48 "there's close to a quarter million new phishing scams every month."you heard right...250-thousand new ones... ones...jim temmer, bbb of wisconsin 04:06:50-55 "of course, many of them originate outside of our borders, but affect u.s. citizens."even the tech guys here at cbs 58 are noticing them in ?our? email. as realistic as they appear, they could give your computer a nasty virus and give spammers a way in to get your bank account, credit card or social temmer, bbb of wisconsin 04:07:39-48 "if you put your cursor, your mouse, over the link, it will come up and the url should be the same one that it talks about in the email."if it doesn't, don't click it!the bbb says a fake email from a company might have glaring spelling errors. errors.sgt jerry habanek, waukesha police department 04:01:31-42 "another one that we're running in to is...a company will send out an email say, we know that you have a virus on your computer, contact us so that we can get of scams.some emails make even the most veteran investigators think twice...sgt jerry habanek,

pennsylvania pleaded guilty to a felony hacking charge police say the 36 -year-old it used schemes phishing schemes to obtain usernames and passwords of more than 100 google and apple accounts many belonging to female celebrities at them back in 2014 revealing pictures and videos of them then started showing up onlinene nd ari collinss worked for an e-commercees marketing company andndlerieooa there's no proof e actually leaked to the pictures california women will receive it more than $70 million from a lawsuit claiming she developed cancer after using baby powderaw and signal was handed down the ruling yesterday against johnson & johnson in favor of that woman she was diagnosed with the stage for ovarian cancer back in 20122 other cases had similar results in st. louis this year johnson & johnson plans to appeal. >> still to come on fox say on this and friday tonight game three of the world series todd meany live in chicago as the indians are getting ready to that gamee cubse tonight in louisiana on fox a end and it will be at wrigley andd and think about india's last night he was in time

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the bad people use your social media and your personal accounts to create spear phishing attacks. these are targeted e-mails that look authentic to try to get too caught click on a link or an attachment and these are so sophisticated that most of them start with a very simple piece of human engineering which gets you to click on something. it's more about your privacy in a certain setting and facebook has a one click solution. there is one thing you can click to make all future posts in everything from the past friends only. when you have a colony look someone up, and some people on facebook have a person in a bathing suit, a person drinking a beer and a person with their kids. lastly there are peer-to-peer encrypted apps like facetime audio and signal and other apps that allow you to have guaranteed private communications. those are three quick tips. >> the culture on the hill is the idea that you are being probed all the time. you have to drop authentication as part his year system? >> if you look at the systems we have like any other organization they are training. you need to

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the russians got in through one of the traditional techniques, probably a phishing e-mail, and then were able to get control of the network, sit there for a period of time and extract data including e-mails. >> host: joining our conversation today is mark hosenball who's with reuters, an investigative reporter. >> thank you. my understanding, by the way, is that -- and we reported this a while ago -- that the intelligence agencies briefed congress, or the gang of eight, i guess it's called, the leaders of both houses of congress and the leaders of the intelligence committees. last summer. i mean, not this past summer, a year ago this summer, that this was going on the. so the u.s. government has known about this for quite some time, but oddly enough, i've spoken to people in the democratic party about this, and they said they were approached by the fbi some months after the congress was briefed by about maybe a year ago, and then the fbi were kind of very to pick in the way that -- opaque in the way that they broached this to the people in the democratic party. so they were asking questi

. >>> and a man who sold jennifer phishing scheme that gave information and photos and some videos. they were made public online. >>> and the fan favorite bones will starts the 12 episode final chapter starting january 3rd. >> game three of the world series is tonight on fox 13. >> so many people born and raised in chicago. he lives in sarasota and run as chicago-style restaurant. i think so. too. >> and he grew up around the corner of wrigley and 1969. game three of the world series in chicago. the coverage starts at 7:30 the red sox and the disappointment. underway and sun set a few minutes ago high clouds in the distance. we'll stay partly cloudy. and sunshine coming up mid-80s. the cold front about five days ago. a memory there is no cold air heading our way in the future. maybe 7 to ten days. more used to this. i think evenly the to the south and sun and then high clouds. moisture coming from the atlantic. rain down over cuba. rain over the straits. can you see some of the high clouds screaming our way from the south. they will be pushed to the south high pressure is dominating

phishing scams. you talk about this a lot. your bank sends you an urgent e-mail you need to log in to fix the problem. careful. check the actual web address does it say your bank.com? free prescription drugs your bank.com. you don't want to log in with your actual banking information. when you are on the actual banking site you see the s after the http site. the data shuttling back and forth between your computer and the web is en scripted. you will see it when you are online shopping even when you are on google. newer web browser also show it in green or with a green key to let you know you are locked down. i have used this when traveling a virtual private network. vpn. it is software that keeps your public connection secure. as the data goes from your computer to the web it makes an extra stop between two secured computers and last when you are finished with your work get off the wi-fi. the longer it stays the bigger chance someone will go snooping around. it is increasingly easy but you are smarter. >> it is sad we have to

phishing scams, most cloe to delete e mail-- know to delete e mails that claim there is a problem with your account. a new one is tripping up even sophisticated e mail user whose figured they would never fall for a scam. the website hooksslayer.com says watch out for an e mail from american express that claimatize will make your-- claims it will make your card more secure, urges a personal security key or safe key to make the card many people are falling for it. the e mail says for your protection, set up a personal security key or psk, it claims it will encrypt your card number and links to what appears to be an american express website. they ask for your account number and information. it is an elaborate scam. the problem is american express offers a safety but you need to the e mailerize phonies. don't waste your money. >>> 18 minutes after 9:00, a new study highlights the amount of work that women do, which goes unpaid. if you count the amount of work women do without getting paid such as caring for children or elderly family members, women spend more time working than men do. so,

he showed us a potential phishing risk on hillaryclinton.com. >> i am going to create an event. >> reporter: anyone who signs up with an account -- >> we have a house party for hillary. >> reporter: can send out invites from the site, even hackers who might want to include harmful links. we reached out to the clinton campaign but didn't hear back. when we asked him to look at sites for other big races in the d.c. area. based on whether they had updated security features and how easily user names were accessible it to would-be hackers. >> if they find the user names they can get into the site, change any of the content and potentially can upload malware onto the site. >> reporter: two campaigns earned as. >> your supporters need to be we know you take that seriously and one of the first things was make sure the company we hired prioritized security. >> reporter: and the democratic candidate lou ann bennett. >> gave the republican couple bant trying to unseat a "b." each had some basic prtections but he was still able to get a list of user name making it took you eight seconds to find the nam

. >> you get phishing e-mails and you click them. they steal your information. same stuff is used against the democratic national committee. >> reporter: toler showed us the still getting and they looked like the real deal. >> it doesn't say super bad russian -- right? you have no idea what is behind it. >> reporter: toler didn't take the bait but, instead, sent the suspect e-mails to u.s. cybersecurity company threat connect. investigators there found that the russian hacking group fancy bear had used the same sphere phishing technique against belli bellingcat and john podesta and clinton campaign chairman and back to the e-mail service headquartered in moscow. u.s. investigators across the board all agree that the hacks originated from russia. what is less clear is whether the order for the series of attacks came from the highest level. but a few embarrassing e-mails is nothing compared to the cyber attacks released on rud shortstop land. >> >> reporter: you got phone calls? >> yes. >> reporter: and death threats? >> yes. >> reporter: as bellingcat's russian c

phishing attacks and all that stuff, i get it.tting down websites, is this a crazy kid in a smithsonian basement that happened? >> they took many computers together and what they are taking advantage of increasingly are all the internet connected devices. these are webcams and connected devices. they have unprecedented scale to start to launch these types of attacks. the second in terms of why they may do it, that's unknown. there are a couple different ideas. one is weird. one first is that there is some research that was done and released yesterday and they thought maybe this may be retaliation. the problem, it's hard to launch this sophisticated of an effort that quickly. it was about the proliferation of these types of attacks, what else needs to be done, and being aware of the issue. brian, a well known cyber journalist was impacted by these. the second idea, which is probably more concerning, are people now probing the fundamental layer of the infrastructure, and they're thinking about what is really interconnected, and what

and your personal accounts at your personal accounts at all certain progression to create spear phishing attacks but these are really targeted e-mails that look authentic to try to choose to click on the link or open an attachment. these oh so sophisticated that the sinister with a really simple piece of human injury which is to get you click on something. think more about your privacy in a social setting and facebook has a one click solution that, in privacy this one things to click in all your future posts anything get done in the past friends only. so when you're going to meet someone we look somewhat up, but these who this person is about, some people on facebook or satellite there's a person and the bathing suit, drinking beer, with the kids. people who don't have that awareness and you can take of that with the click. lastly there are peer-to-peer encrypted apps like faced an audio and signal and other apps that allow you to have fairly guaranteed private communications. so those are three quick tips. >> i would ask the same thank you. the coulter on health is their attentiveness t

he showed the iteam a potential phishing risk on hillary clinton.com. he says anyone who signs up with an account. >> we have an event. >> reporter: can send out invites to people from the official site. even hackers who might want to include harmful links. >> it's best bait for a phisher because it's official. >> reporter: we reached out to the clinton campaign but didn't hear back. when we called up with him who races in the d.c. area. based on whether they had basic protections, updated security features and how easily user names running the site was accessible to would be hackers. >> if they find the users name, they can get in the site, change the content and upload malware. >> reporter: two campaigns earned a's. >> your supporters need to be able to trust you and know that seriously. and one of the first things we did was make sure that the company that we hired prioritized security. >> reporter: virginia's 10th congressional democratic candidates luanne bennett. barbara comstock got a b. each had some basic protection but still able to get a list

authorities say for two years collins sent phishing emails to his victims until he was able to hack into more than 100 apple and google email accounts. >>> we have new developments coming out of the kim kardashian west robbery in gunpoint now revealing info about the armed men. he says they repeatedly asked kardashian west for money but she didn't understand french so she show them to their 20 ? -- her 20 ? diamond ring. this shutting down speculation that her social media presence is what prompted the heist. >>> the christmas spirit lives on for one florida family after they won a lawsuit to save their extravagant holiday display. >> if this doesn't get you fe what will? more than 200,000 lights and ornaments. the city of plantation sue the couple claiming their display was a public nuisance. a judge disagreed. >> he vindicated our family. he vindicated our ability to bring the christmas spirit too many residents here in south florida. >> mark -- clark griswold couldn't do it better himself. unacceptable and he is considering a run for public office. >>> we have shooting investigation u

ladies and gentlemen, chairman stan phish err. [applause] stan fischer. [applause] >> thank you, tim, for that. i'm also very much looking forward to this panel. a lot of people i like a lot and are very smart as well as stan fischer and the rest. it's really a jam-packed day. first, we're going to look at the global outlook broadly, leading executives to provide their perspectives on what is holding economies back and prospects for improvement, what policy responses could be most productive. we'll be moderated by the venerable martin wolf from the ft, and please join me in welcoming to the stage a truly stellar cast. mary callahan, chief executive

from a phishing attack, that can undermine the entire system. we are very vigilant and have we set anrograms and example of what we do internally. i would say, yes, for sure. >> thomas, jeh johnson talked about the idea of making our election system as critical infrastructure. what would that mean and what you agree -- and would you agree? can talk about that states are looking for resources to make sure their systems are secure. that, thats to offer is a great idea. >> we passed legislation through the congress back in 2014 and dhs canr that says the --can write voluntary for various tools that are all optional. ite -- there is a suite samples available. states, localities need to invest in these technologies to ensure that they are secure. has,apabilities that dhs more than half have signed up for this voluntary assistance. congress, we have legislation passed out of our committee back last year that passes house of representatives in december, pending in senate, that clarifies the role of dhs in providing this voluntary assistance to states w