A future without passwords. Scammers buying Google AdWords. Intelligence community uses ad blockers. Apple zero-days. VPN, VPN, VPN.
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Nothing is more frustrating to me than a podcast where I can’t find the RSS Feed link. Well, it occurs to me that I didn’t make mine readily visible . . . until now. If you want the raw RSS feed, go to https://www.littlebrotherpodcast.com/feed/podcast/ and enjoy!
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Little Brother Episode 52 2021-09-18
Google breaks a promise. Irish authorities are sniffing around TikTok. REvil is back. OMIGOD! SEC is sniffing around everyone. AI Porn. HR AI sucks. Epik got pwnt. 40444. How the UAE got hacking tools.
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An unscripted moment. Right To Life Texas’ security, spectacular resignations, ProtonMail gives in, Confluence is vulnerable, Jenkins gets hacked via Confluence, Ghostscript has problems too. Two pwns this week.
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T-Mobile hacker says the carrier’s security is awful. Single-factor authentication is bad. GPL enforcement made difficult in France. Windows 11 requires a webcam. PEF wants to continue working from home. Voting system software leaked; should be open-source anyway.
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The chip shortage continues. Razer mouse driver vulnerabilities. Chrome vulnerabilities. Social media-based credit scores. DRM in power tools. Voting machine password treachery. The end of landlines in the UK. Busy week of pwnage. OpSec for the whole family
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Morse code for obfuscation, cybersecurity in the Infrastructure Bill, Apple keeps digging their hole, data migration gone bad, first installment of “Who Got Pwnt This week?”
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Microsoft still needs to get their act together. Ransomware still happens. Chips are still in short supply. Ham radio websites live like it’s still 1999. Apple steps in it.
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Protip for my listeners: If you want to skip over the introduction, the headlines will generally start at 1:15, and the commentaries will start at 6:18, unless there is a programming note (as in Ep. 45) or a cold open (as in Ep 44) in which case it will be pushed back by a few seconds, but should still be pretty close.
Headlines: latest ransomware victims, cybersecurity from the federal government view, AI botches COVID predictions, barcodes and the EICAR string. PwnedPiper vulnerability on pneumatic tube systems. Secure disposal of old computers. Let’s not return to the office.
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