Qualcomm announces the Snapdragon 865 Plus, Intel annoucnes specs for Thunderbolt 4 can handle two 4K monitors, and Apple may plan to support QR codes in Apple Pay.
There’s a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt about malicious attackers hacking the power grid, the water system and other industrial systems. What does it take to secure those facilities and who’s responsible?
Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Patrick Beja, Keirsten Brager, Roger Chang, Joe
Price hikes mean a crazy streaming TV landscape. Plus, Hamilton does well on Disney+, Telemundo promotes Peacock, and a new Star Trek animated…comedy?! All this and more on Cordkillers! With special guest Amos.
This week on It’s Spoilerin’ Time: Warrior Nun (101-102), I Know This Much Is True (103), The Larry Sanders Show (417-501) (“Larry’s on Vacation” and “Everybody Loves Larry”)
Next week: Warrior Nun (103-104), I Know This Much Is True (104), The Larry Sanders Show (502-503)
Despite what movies tell us the number one way thieves and hackers access our bank accounts, credit information and other sensitive data is through socially engineering. Infosec engineer, Stephanie Chanel, is here to explain ways to know you’re socially engineered.
Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Stephanie Chanel, Roger Chang, Joe
Uber intends to acquire Postmates for $2.65 billion, WhatsApp and Telegram will not process requests for user data in Hong Kong, and Chrome looks at throttling JavaScript to improve battery life.
McDonalds partners to install EV charges at UK locations, Uber is in talks to buy Postmates, and Facebook updates algorithm to prioritize original reporting.
A consortium led by the UK government purchases the satellite operator OneWeb, Reliance Jio Platforms launches JioMeet, and EU regulators are looking into Google’s acquisition of FitBit.
We address the harassment accusations against authors, discover that the July pick could be classified as horror (to Veronica’s horror), and have a whole lot of good TV coming based on a whole lot of good books.