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More money troubles in cryptotown. Trouble with plastic spaghetti. The mouse that conquered Windows. And the embarrassment when you report one of your very own emails as a phish.
With Paul Ducklin and Doug Aamoth.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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Copyright infringement scams that beg you to call. An IoT bug that could be exploited for video snooping and more. A hacker steals $600m and then makes a song and dance out of giving it back. And how Doug's PS5 issues could be solved at last.
With Paul Ducklin and Chester Wisniewski.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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Home and small business routers under attack. A hacking tool favoured by crooks gets hacked. The Navajo Nation's selfless cryptographic contribution to America. A cybercrook gets aggrieved at being ripped off by cybercrooks.
With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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The latent 0-day that didn't get reported until it was too late. Retro computing: reliving the TRS-80. Crooks that help you install their malware. And a 5-minute billionaire (who ended up with $400).
With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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Apple's emergency 0-day fix. Two sorts of Windows nightmare, neither involving printers. Twitter hacker busted. And our very own Doug ruins a brand new TV.
With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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Learning from computer virus history. The PrintNightmare saga continues. Apple puts out a patch, but doesn't say why. Snitch on a crook and earn $10 million. Scammers do grammar. And the Business Email Compromise that wasn't.
With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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We explain how a format string bug could lock your iPhone out of your own network. We revisit the PrintNightmare saga, which is sort-of fixed but not really. We look back at the 20-year-old Code Red virus. We look at what cybercriminals spend money on (hint: more cybercrime). And in this week's "Oh! No!", we learn how farm animals can disrupt your network.
With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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The "Independence Day Weekend" ransomware drama. The PrintNightmare nightmare continues. An email hacker gets his conviction overturned. In this week's Oh! No! story, a server room fills with toxic fumes...
With Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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In this special splintersode, Kimberly Truong talks to Eva Galperin, Director of Security at the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
Eva's TED talk mentioned in the podcast: What you need to know about Stalkerware.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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When you spend tens of pounds but get billed thousands because the system mistook the date for the amount. Our tips to make #SocialMediaDay your safest day on social media yet. And a clip from a great new privacy splintersode we'll be airing next week.
With Kimberly Truong, Doug Aamoth and Paul Ducklin.
Original music by Edith Mudge
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