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This week we discuss a new non-eMail medium for spear phishing, Chipotle can't catch a break, social engineering WannaCry exploits on Android, video subtitling now able to take over our machines, a serious Android UI design flaw that Google appears to be stubbornly refusing to address, Linux gets its own version of WannaCry, another dangerous NSA exploit remains unpatched and publicly exploitable on WinXP and Server 2003 machines, a look at 1Password's brilliant and perfect new "Travel Mode", Google extends its ad-tracking into the offline world, some follow-ups, miscellany, and closing-the-loop feedback from our terrific listeners... concluding with my possibly useful analogy to explain the somewhat confusing value of open versus closed source.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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Is Apple just pretending to be innovative? Does AlphaGo's latest victory mean that general AI is around the corner? Who knows more about you, Facebook or Google? Should the NSA stockpile exploits? How long can Tesla stay on top of the EV market? Are robot cops coming? And... Is that a hot dog?

• Clayton Morris recommends Cosmic Disclosure for the latest in UFO conspiracies.
• Dan Patterson recommends Gerrit Lansing for the latest in political data analytics.
• Tim Stevens knows that if you gaze long at the Cap'n Crunch, the Cap'n Crunch also gazes at you.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Dan Patterson, Tim Stevens, and Clayton Morris

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There may be a fix for the WannaCry ransomware, what VPN to use on a tablet, best routers for a large space, how to boot from an external drive, how to analyze your Wi-Fi, the best inexpensive action cameras, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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Leo Laporte and Iain Thomson talk with Rob Ebert, a Research Scientist with Southwest Research Institute, about the new discoveries and amazing images the spacecraft Juno sent back from Jupiter. Carey Rose from dpreview.com helps answer the question, is Sony's new A9 mirrorless, a full-frame camera worth $4k? In Call for Help, Jayson wants a good travel camera for under $300. Leo reviews the new Lenovo Yoga 2-in-1 computer. Father Robert Ballecer, SJ shows us one way thwart the WanaCry ransomware (it's called WanaKiwi). Nathan reviews the newest robotic toy from Sphero, Lightning McQueen from the Cars movies.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Iain Thomson, Fr. Robert Ballecer, SJ, Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Rob Ebert, and Carey Rose

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Building artificial intelligence hardware into your smartphone, re-installing Windows 10, using app-specific passwords for 2-factor authentication, Photoshop alternatives that don't require a subscription, saving text messages from a Windows Phone, updating Windows 10, Internet of Things security, blocking Robo calls and more!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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Google releases the Jamboard, their smart whiteboard. How Google's ATAP has changed. Google can now track your offline credit card purchases. Why is it so hard to get Android apps on Chromebooks? What is Fuschia? Android Automotive will take over your car's dashboard. Java creator James Gosling is going to AWS. 1Password introduces Travel Mode to protect you at the border. Chaos Computer Club demonstrates how to hack Samsung's Iris Detection with just a camera and a contact lens. The FCC really wants to kill net neutrality, and they will beat you up if you ask them polite questions. Ford's new CEO is all about self-driving cars, but Waymo has a huge lead over everyone else. Uber angers customers, drivers, and pretty much the entire city of Pittsburgh.

• Jeff's Number: Google Street view is 10 years old, and artists love it.
• Stacey's Thing: WeMo Dimmer Switch
• Ron Amadeo's Stuff: Elegato Stream Deck

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

Guest: Ron Amadeo

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New Surface Pro leaks, and leaks again, and is then announced. The biggest news? Now, it's a laptop. Creators Update: 18 percent of all Windows 10 PCs are now running the latest version - and Microsoft announces that the rollout is on track. Windows 10 China Government Edition: Microsoft bends over backwards for the government with the largest body of consumers on earth. Windows 10 S: those with assistive needs can get Windows 10 Pro upgrade for free, no support for Linux subsystem. Comparing Google I/O to Build 2017: Microsoft offers dreams, Google is rooted in reality. Xbox One S bundles are $50 off right now.

• Tip of the week: Surface Pro 4 is now on sale.
• App pick of the week: Duolingo
• Enterprise pick of the week: Microsoft Introduces Low Priority VMs to Cut Batch Processing Pricing - price reductions up to 80%
• Codename pick of the week: Jasper or Jupiter, @timedrifter found the name on msft website
• Beer pick of the week: Rhinegeist Cougar

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Paul Thurrott, and Brad Sams

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The gang is back from the Dayton Hamvention, Leo stops by to congratulate the team on their 301st episode, portable operation of a mobile HF hotspot, and more!

Hosts: Bob Heil, Gordon West, George Thomas, Don Wilbanks, Valerie Hotzfeld, and Amanda Alden

Guest: Leo Laporte

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This week we examine a bunch of WannaCry follow-ups, including some new background, reports of abilities to decrypt drives, attacks on the Killswitch, and more. We also look at what the large StackOverflow site had to do to do HTTPS, the Wi-Fi security of various properties owned by the US president, more worrisome news coming from the UK's Teresa May, the still sorry state of certificate revocation, are SSDs also subject to RowHammer-like attacks? Some miscellany, and closing the loop with our listeners.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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Tim Cook's wearable blood sugar monitor: will the Apple Watch soon save thousands of lives? WWDC is two weeks away, and we talk about the rumors and announcements we're hoping for. Apple's self-driving car is spotted on a Silicon Valley freeway. Apple Pay expands its reach. Apple Music's Jimmy Iovine explains why Apple Music will never have a free tier: music artists come first. iPhone NFC jailbreak lets iPhones talk to any NFC device. Apple vs Microsoft and Apple vs Google. Apple settles one patent dispute, but it might have much better luck with its next patent fight thanks to the Supreme Court.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, and Rene Ritchie

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