An AI that can determine sexual orientation, a store that takes personal info for purchases and the horrible no good very bad Equifax breach.
With Tom Merritt, Roger Chang, Shannon Morse and Len Peralta.
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Show Notes
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- News You Should Know
- (01:20) Equifax confirmed massive breach
- (01:40) FBI investigating Uber
- (01:55) Facebook willing to spend $1 Billion on original content
- (02:20) Google acquiring HTC
- More Top Stories
- (03:20) AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon form Mobile Authentication Taskforce
- (04:35) Kaspersky Lab trades photos for swag
- (07:15) Algorithm identifies gay/straight persons with facial images
- (11:25) Camera manufacturer RED teams up with Leia Inc
- (12:35) Google working with state of Florida for Irma traffic
- Discussion
- (13:35) Equifax data breach affects as many as 143 million
- Three Equifax Managers Sold Stock… | Bloomberg
- Why the Equifax breach is…possibly the worst… | Ars Technica
- TrustedID enrollment may waive rights
- Are you an Equifax breach victim?… | Ars Technica
- It’s time to build our own Equifax with blackjack and crypto | TechCrunch
- What happened to Equifax today | TechCrunch
- Equifax security breach leaks personal info… | Engadget
- Equifax execs dumped stock before the hack news went public | TechCrunch
- (13:35) Equifax data breach affects as many as 143 million
- Message of the Day
- (33:35) Jim Thatcher – Ohio broadband
Len Peralta’s “Credibility Score“
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Equifax breach exposes information on 143 million US residents, US FBI investigating Uber and RED has more details on its holographic smartphone. 
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