Tech Talk

We speak to Fyodor Yarochkin, a security analyst and software architect for P1sec about Russian Cyber Gangs. Formely a security analyst with Armorize Technologies and security anlyst and co-founder of GuardInfo, a taiwan based security consulting companies. He is a frequent speaker at international security conferences and was a speaker at Hack In The Box Security Conference 2012.

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How many times a day do you use Wikipedia? If you’re anything like Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage then you consider it to be the font of all wisdom. But are there darker forces at work? Is a dark eye casting its malevolent shadow over the world’s leading information source? What’s with all the Lord of the Rings terminology?

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The Geeks talk about CISPA, a new bill that has been passed by House of Representatives in the US that is focused on Cyber Security threats and protection to businesses who handle your personal information. Should YOU be concerned? They also talk about the new Xbox and an app that will give Lytro a run for its money.

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Karamjit Singh from DigitalNewsAsia.com talks about what happened during Disrupt event on April 24th. He also talks about STEM, MOL and Joel Neoh. And wrapping up today's show, he talks about a report from a media watchdog that says the online world has most balanced GE13 coverage.

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With poling day approaching very soon, many still are unregistered and some who are registered may not even be able to attend. Citizens that are dealing with disabilities face a variety of barriers to cast their vote. We speak to Daniel Castro, Senior Analyst for Information Technology & Innovation Foundation or ITIF from Washington DC, USA about Accessible Voting Technology Initiative.

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According to Gartner, one of their top predictions for 2013 and beyond includes "Through 2014, employee-owned devices will be compromised by malware at more than double the rate of corporate-owned devices." As employees increasingly rely on their own devices to be their lifeline to business critical data and assets, this process has created risky business practices that expose organizations to increased security threats. Drew Williams, CEO for Condition Zebra talks about BYOD Risk Management.

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Every system is hackable. It’s a fact and even Apple’s almighty iOS system is jailbreakable. We speak to Eric McDonaly or better known as Musclenerd. He is, too many, known as one of the original developers for Jailbreaking and currently part of the iPhone Dev Team providing free jailbreaks and carries unlock since 2007.

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The Geeks talk about Google's Person Finder in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing. Next on the news is Spotify finally arrived in Malaysia (and cheap too!) and how there's an app to stop Icelanders dating their relatives.

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Is text speak ruining the languages we speak? Texting and services like Twitter, Whatsapp and BBM are not only changing the way we write but also the way we speak. Someone who doesn’t know his lots of love from his laugh out loud is Matt Armitage from Kulturpop.

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Karamjit Singh from DigitalNewsAsia.com explains why the launch of The Star's RM20 million fund is causing him a minor migraine just before coming on the show. On a brighter side things, he talks about Echelon Malaysia 2013 and some quick updates about QEOS, Answers-in-Law, Driven Communications and AppsForAsia.

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