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• Google Chrome now automatically alerts users on compromised passwords
• Intel's SGX coughs up crypto keys when scientists tweak CPU voltage
• WISPAPALOOZA 2019: Baltic Networks RouterOS from Mikrotik
• ICANN Races Towards Regulatory Capture: The Great .ORG Heist
• Vince Jeffs, senior director of product strategy at Pegasystems talks about business process automation and real-time interaction management.

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Guest: Vince Jeffs

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• Hackers demand $14 million from nursing homes in ransomware attack
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• Pokemon manhole covers coming to Japan!
• Alleged Russian Hacker behind Evil Corp indicted
• Senators call for end to controversial NSA program
• Why you need to create or update your emergency communications plan
• FTC looking into AWS's anti-competitive behavior
• John Mead from Cambium Networks talks about cnMatrix Enterprise Switches
• Gamification could help security training
• Jessica Burton of Seagate on the MACH.2 Multi Actuator technology and the next generation of big data and analytics applications.

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• A Victory for Privacy Rights
• The Leak of CIA and NSA Hacking Tools Have Brought Parity to Nation-State Hacking Capabilities
• Russia Bans Sale of Gadgets Without Russian-made Software
• Wispapalooza: Baltic Networks Maxxwave Routermaxx Vengeance 9-Port Gigabit Core i7 Router with Fiber Option
• 6 Top Nontechnical Degrees for Cybersecurity
• Alex Henthorn-Iwane, VP of Product Marketing for Thousand Eyes and the Cloud Performance Benchmark Report.

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Guest: Alex Henthorn-Iwane

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• NY regulators investigating Apple Card after viral complaint of sexism
• 2019 is on track to be the worst year ever for cyberattacks
• Suspicionless searches of travelers' digital devices unconstitutional
• Wispapalooza: RF Elements, long-distance horn antennas
• 8 Backup and recovery questions to ask yourself
• Richard Alvarez, UX Practice Manager at Saggezza on the value of UX at an organizational level

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• Leaked court documents reveal Facebook's paranoia
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• Hacking Siri, Alexa and Google Home devices by shining lasers at them
• New Titanium backdoor mimics popular PC software to stay hidden
• WiSPA update from President & CEO Claude Aiken
• ISPs lied to confuse Congress about encrypted DNS according to Mozilla
• Qualys President and Chief Product Officer Sumedh Thakar on IT asset management and digital transformation.

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Guest: Sumedh Thakar

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• India asks WhatsApp to explain privacy breach
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• FCC plans Huawei/ZTE ban, may require ripping out existing network gear
• Chrome Zero-Day
• Security pros fear insider attacks stem from Cloud App
• Boris Johnson may let Huawei access UK's 5G network
• Thousands of QNAP NAS devices have been infected with the QS natch malware
• Five months after returning rental car, man still has remote control
• Cybersecurity's "Moral Imperative"
• Jonathan Lieberman, CEO and co-founder of itopia on VDI vs. DaaS.

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Guest: Jonathan Lieberman

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• US Department of Homeland Security has become embroiled in the leak
• A new security vision outlined at Gartner SYMposium/Xpo
• Hackers steal secret crypto keys for NordVPN. Here's what we know so far
• Should you ditch Chrome for FireFox?
• Common Pitfalls of Security Monitoring
• Weakening the System of Patent Challenges will Hurt Consumers, Unions, and Health Care Providers
• Facebook must face $35B facial-recognition lawsuit following a court ruling
• Alex Rosen is the Managing Director of Ridge Ventures

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Guest: Alex Rosen

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• AT&T and their sneaky revenue tricks
• Older Amazon devices subject to old Wi-Fi vulnerability
• California is trying to pass a law that make freelance journalism a thing of the past
• Typosquatting websites proliferate in run-up to US elections
• Project Soli - The tech behind radar motion sense
• Cryptojacking worm targets and infects 2,000 Docker hosts
• Augmented Reality is making industrial work more productive
• Glitching: The hardware attack that can disrupt secure software
• Said Ouissal, CEO and Founder of ZEDEDA talks with Lou and Curtis about IoT and Edge computing.

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Guest: Said Ouissal

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• Making DevSecOps part of your culture
• Flaw in Cyberoam firewalls exposed corporate networks to hackers
• An appeals court says FCC can repeal Net Neutrality, but can't tell states what to do
• AppSec "Spaghetti on the Wall" Tool Strategy undermining security

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• Netflix consumes 15% of the world's global internet traffic
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• LTE-M: 4G for the Internet of Things
• Dutch police take down a hosting provider to stop DDoS botnets
• Millions more embedded devices contain vulnerable IPnet software
• ISPs vs. Google on encrypted DNS
• Attackers exploit 0-day vulnerability that gives full control of Android phones
• Ransomware forces hospitals to turn away all but the most critical patients
• FISMA requirements relate to firmware security
• Kyle Davis of Redis Labs on a database that works like a developer thinks.

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Guest: Kyle Davis

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