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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. If you are a fan of Black Mirror, as I am, you're intrigued by stories in which technology takes a turn. And this is a real example of a digital attack, happily not a murder. However, this cybercrime did have physical consequences to the victim. Newsweek journalist Kurt Eichenwald has epilepsy, and he's been public about his condition."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. If you are a fan of Black Mirror, as I am, you're intrigued by stories in which technology takes a turn. And this is a real example of a digital attack, happily not a murder. However, this cybercrime did have physical consequences to the victim. Newsweek journalist Kurt Eichenwald has epilepsy, and he's been public about his condition."
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"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. If you are a fan of Black Mirror, as I am, you're intrigued by stories in which technology takes a turn. And this is a real example of a digital attack, happily not a murder. However, this cybercrime did have physical consequences to the victim. Newsweek journalist Kurt Eichenwald has epilepsy, and he's been public about his condition."
"It's time for lunch. You have the right to remain silent. But I won't remain silent. Welcome back to Lunchtime Crime. If you are a fan of Black Mirror, as I am, you're intrigued by stories in which technology takes a turn. And this is a real example of a digital attack, happily not a murder. However, this cybercrime did have physical consequences to the victim. Newsweek journalist Kurt Eichenwald has epilepsy, and he's been public about his condition."