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SN993: Kaspersky exits the U.S.
The case of the exploding pagers and walkie-talkies. Are Ford Motor Company autos planning to listen-in to their occupants? Highly personal data of 106,316,633 U.S individuals was found unprotected online. Passkeys takes a huge step forward with native support in Chrome. Is there a serious 9.9-level unauthenticated remote code exploit in Linux? More credit bureau freezing insanity, Drobo vs Synology, GRC's email adventure, WiFi security with and without a VPN, obtaining CPE credits from listening to Security Now, and in defense of Microsoft Defender XDR. Then, what mess did Kaspersky make leaving the U.S. market last week and what are the wider implications for the Internet's future?
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The case of the exploding pagers and walkie-talkies. Are Ford Motor Company autos planning to listen-in to their occupants? Highly personal data of 106,316,633 U.S individuals was found unprotected online. Passkeys takes a huge step forward with native support in Chrome. Is there a serious 9.9-level unauthenticated remote code exploit in Linux? More credit bureau freezing insanity, Drobo vs Synology, GRC's email adventure, WiFi security with and without a VPN, obtaining CPE credits from listening to Security Now, and in defense of Microsoft Defender XDR. Then, what mess did Kaspersky make leaving the U.S. market last week and what are the wider implications for the Internet's future?