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Denz - World Of Hip-Hop Show March 2020
Track Listing:
1. Pinto - Boldy James & The Alchemist - The Price Of Tea In China
2. Pray - Young RJ, Mega Ran & Abstract Orchestra Feat.Daru Jones - Pray
3. Queen City - Che Noir - Juno
4. Turn Signal - Left Lane Didon & JLVSN - Tha Shoulder Episode 10
5. Destroy Them - Vast Aire × Pruven - 777 vol. 3
6. Haku's Haiku - MidaZ The BEAST - Where The Sidewalk Ends
7. Mispronounced - Skanks The Rap Martyr - New Word Order
8. Think Slow - Killah Priest & XP The Marxman - Think Differently Two: The Audio Film
9. Felicitations - Mach Hommy & Tha God Fahim - Saturday Night Lights Volume 1 & 2
10. Vagabonds Don't Die - Rome Streetz x The Artivist - Joyeria
11. Our Streets - DJ Premier Feat.A$AP Ferg - Payday
12. Dark Tales - Kyo Itachi & Milez Grimez Feat.Swann Notty - CARNAGE
13. 44 Long - Eto & Flee Lord - Rocamerikkka
14. Scanwich - Vic Spencer - Psychological Cheat Sheet
15. God Degree - Planet Asia & 38 Spesh - Trust the Chain
16. Slow Dancing - UFO Fev & Statik Selektah - Fresh Air
17. Shine - Natural Elements - 1999: 20 Year Anniversary
18. Love Is... - Navy Blue - Àdá Irin
19. Inside/Outside Mind - ZND - No Beat Left Behind
20. Shells Like Rain - Marc Mac - The Invisible Soldiers
21. Rudebwoy - CJ Fly Feat.Feat.Joey Bada$$ - Rudebwoy
22. Smile - Str8 Bangaz Feat.$auce Heist - Rebirth Of The Cool
23. Show Love - Count Bass D - CBD
24. Chip$ - Clear Soul Forces - ForcesWithYou
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In late 2014, North Korean hackers made their blockbuster debut in popular culture after the infamous Sony hack. It was one of those watershed cybersecurity moments when a hacking story finally dominated news headlines with a made for Hollywood plot: A Seth Rogen stoner comedy catching the ire of the Hermit Kingdom so much so that Kim Jong Un deployed his team of skillful hackers to embarrass the movie company that made the film.
Even when the NSA confirmed North Korea was the culprit, people still openly wondered how a country virtually shut off from world markets by a series of international sanctions and with less than 1 percent of its population actually on the internet, could afford or train elite hackers?
But then North Korean hackers struck again by allegedly creating the globally impactful WannaCry ransomware attack in 2017, and then yet again by apparently stealing money from a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange not long after that—further showing that the country is a hacking threat.
On today’s CYBER we have Shannon Vavra from CyberScoop News, who covers geopolitics and cyberwarfare, to talk about what North Korean hackers are up to these days and how the U.S. government is responding to them.
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It used to be that if you wanted to interact with your favourite celebrity you’d have to do elaborate things like camp out near a red carpet in Hollywood, lying in wait, until you finally got the chance to scream-ask Queen Bey for her autograph amongst a gaggle of other fans.
Well, in 2020, like everything else in this world, including our dating lives, our health, and voting there’s an app for paying celebrities to give you personalized shoutout videos. That’s right, the app Cameo provides you a list of celebrities ranging from Snoop Dogg to Michael Rappaport, that you can select, pay, and then receive everything from a personalized ‘happy birthday’ to a ‘get well soon’ from your favourite celeb.
But through a flaw in its website's design, a security researcher discovered that many of these personal videos were available to anyone, including those that had been set to 'private'. Motherboard then wrote code to find the private videos en masse.
Joseph Cox, Motherboard reporter of cybercrime and sketchiness extraordinaire, tells CYBER how he broke the story and got Gilbert Gotfried to verify the flaw on Cameo’s site with a personal message using that lovable voice of his.
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When we think of the titans of industry, we used to think of names like Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Vanderbilt. But today, in 2020, we have new names that dominate the world economy: Zuckerberg, Cook, Musk, and Thiel. Above them stands one man: Jeff Bezos. Although those names control industries that are less obvious than the sprouting giant steel bridges or skyscrapers of the Second Industrial Revolution, their products arguably have just as big of an impact on our lives.
Silicon Valley has become the epicenter of innovation and industry, where apps and devices dictate what our very society looks like. But lately, the sheen is coming off of these monolithic, billion-dollar companies.
And while giants like Facebook have faced questions about how its platform was used to manipulate our political system and Apple has been criticised for its abusive labor practices in China, one company is only recently coming under the collective microscope: Amazon.
Jeff Bezos’ empire has enjoyed a meteoric rise. And now, Amazon has become one of the most powerful, single corporate entities in the entire world. But what does that mean for all of us?
In an excellent new documentary for PBS’s FRONTLINE, journalist James Jacoby examines Amazon with a fine toothed-comb. From its treatment of its factory workers, Ring, to Alexa, and asking the same question throughout: Has Amazon gone too far? This week, we have Jacoby on the show to tell us more.
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Luxury cars, like everything else in this entire world, including sex toys, pacemakers, firearms, the electric grid, and ISIS, can be hacked. But most people aren't hackers, which is why a device that can automatically hack a keyless entry vehicle by the push of a button is quite useful for car thieves
The so-called “relay attack” is ideal for the era of increasingly digitized vehicles, requires something called a “keyless repeater” to fake the signal of the keys to a targeted car and ultimately gain entry. After that, it’s as easy as what Whiz Khalifa once said in his famous song "Black & Yellow’:" No keys, push to start.
And the keyless repeater is sold online for a few thousand dollars by a man who goes by the alias “EvanConnect” who shared a video of the whole process with Motherboard reporter Joseph Cox. It turns out that his device can specifically be used to hack snazzy cars made by upscale companies like Mercedes Benz, Rolls Royce, and Fiat.
This week on CYBER, Cox is back on the show to tell us about this whole sketch relay attack and how it all works.
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Denz - World Of Hip-Hop Show February 2020
Track Listing:
1. Blu's Rap - Nolan The Ninja feat. Blu - Illphoria 2
2. 3 Kings & A Queen! - Sadat X & El Da Sensei Feat.R.A. The Rugged Man & Sa-Roc - XL
3. BDE - Your Old Droog Feat.Mach-Hommy & MF Doom - Jewelry
4. Man Law - Masta Ace & Marco Polo Feat.Styles P - A Breukelen Story
5. The Moonlight - Farma Beats Feat.J Scienide - The Shadow Man
6. Live From the Alley Way - Krum & Theory Hazit - Here's Mud in Your Eye
7. Timeless Treasure - The Professionals - The Professionals
8. Mr. Fantastic - T3 Feat.Baatin - Mr. Fantastic
9. Carefree - Mick Jenkins - The Circus
10. Cold Outside - Flee Lord & Grafh - Dirty Restaurant
11. Illuminate - Andres - ANDRES IV
12. Keyloid - DirtyDiggs Feat.Tha God Fahim & Mach-Hommy - The Last Ones To Three Peat
13. Cinnamon Effect - Moka Only - Martian 2019
14. Asian Horns - Buckwild - Abandoned Beats Vol. 1
15. What You Don't Know - Leaf Dog Feat.Grand Puba - Live From The Balrog Chamber
16. Black Buffalo - Marc Mac - The Invisible Soldiers
17. 1 Min To Rep (Plainfield) - Roddy Rod Feat.Ekoz The Bounty - BluntPark Sessions 1.2
18. Snow Remix - Roc Marciano Feat.Sean Price - Fat Beats 25th Anniversary Compilation
19. Anacaona - Kill em All Feat.Sick Jacken - Kill Em All
20. 1967 - King I Divine - Journey
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On this week's CYBER Cipher, we have Breaking News about the app that delayed the Iowa Caucus results, how it was made, and the company that made it.
But first: it’s finally here. And I know it’s slightly off brand, But. I. Do. Not. Care. Because, who needs cybersecurity when aliens could exist? THEY COULD INVADE? Whatever they are or could be, here at Motherboard we have one of the best reporters on the UFO beat on the planet, MJ Banias. And recently he’s done some groundbreaking reporting on, well, aliens. But he’s done it in such a way that has peaked the interest of skeptics and made something that is normally thought to be conspiracy theory fodder, something to take seriously.
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