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Joined Jack on NH Today discussing the possibilities of the capabilities of CIA to bug and spy on anyone. With WikiLeaks able to hack the information from NSA and CIA, how safe is all our data online when privacy is getting out of reach?
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CIA Leaks Unsurprisingly Show The Internet Of Broken Things Is A Spy’s Best Friend
http://CraigPeterson.com/radio-show/cia-leaks-unsurprisingly-show-the-internet-of-broken-things-is-a-spys-best-friend/11961
The CIA Didn’t Break Signal or WhatsApp, Despite What You’ve Heard
http://CraigPeterson.com/radio-show/the-cia-didnt-break-signal-or-whatsapp-despite-what-youve-heard/11958
CIA Leak Shows Mobile Phones Vulnerable, Not Encryption
http://CraigPeterson.com/radio-show/cia-leak-shows-mobile-phones-vulnerable-not-encryption/11955
Apple says it’s working to fix security holes revealed by the WikiLeaks release of CIA documents
http://CraigPeterson.com/radio-show/apple-says-its-working-to-fix-security-holes-revealed-by-the-wikileaks-release-of-cia-documents/11947
Google says it fixed a lot of the security holes the CIA exploited
http://CraigPeterson.com/radio-show/google-says-it-fixed-a-lot-of-the-security-holes-the-cia-exploited/11944
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We know that the CIA and the NSA had been very busy coming up with all kinds of hacks. If you have an Android device, you are probably at more risk than almost anyone out there.
Only 33% of Android are reasonably up to date with their software, and without the necessary updates, you’re not getting security updates. With that in mind, find out what kind of harm USB can do to you.
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Please stop charging your phone in public ports
http://craigpeterson.com/news/please-stop-charging-your-phone-in-public-ports/11966
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Wikileaks announced that they have their hands on the CIA’s hacking tools, and they are putting it on their website in what they call "Vault 7".
They’ve exposed something called "Weeping Angel", from 7,800 plus pages with 943 attachments of confidential documents. These documents were from the CIA's Center for Cyber Intelligences dating back 2013, and this is the largest publication of confidential documents on the agency. Together with the documents were tools as well.
Find out more today!
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WikiLeaks Releases Trove of Alleged C.I.A. Hacking Documents
http://craigpeterson.com/computers/wikileaks-releases-trove-of-alleged-c-i-a-hacking-documents/11936
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There are two different things to talk about that concerns businesses today.
First, is all about mobile phones and how it may post problems in the workplace. Then, we'll find out more about what would be the best file sharing cloud service that is available in the market for businesses.
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Dropbox’s new feature puts cloud files on your desktop
http://CraigPeterson.com/radio-show/dropboxs-new-feature-puts-cloud-files-on-your-desktop/11838
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Joined Ken and Matt today to discuss what's new with WikiLeaks, and could the CIA and NSA be spying on everyone. As tech giants such as Apple and Samsung keep user's devices up to date with timely security patches, could this be enough to keep us safe? Or are we the target in the first place?
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WikiLeaks Releases Trove of Alleged C.I.A. Hacking Documents
http://craigpeterson.com/news/wikileaks-releases-trove-of-alleged-c-i-a-hacking-documents/11936
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