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We did a second show last week, on how data caps affect our download habits.

We did a second show last week, on how data caps affect our download habits.

We talk about the important stance the browsers made to block flash after a number of 0 day exploits were found in the HackingTeam’s files. [I thought the audio was very good on this episode].

Apple just introduced their streaming music offering, and since Paul is the only one that can judge, we listen to him. We talk about how each one of us listens to music, and is this a viable option.

Apple just introduced their streaming music offering, and since Paul is the only one that can judge, we listen to him. We talk about how each one of us listens to music, and is this a viable option.

Hacker Team, a rouge group of security researchers, got hacked last week, with 400 gigabytes of information being leaked. Tom has all the details

First off, Chaim’s audio is a little off. (I really need a cough button). Anyway, we’ve had some slow news weeks, so we decided to push the episode back a week until we find some real content. Remember, we are not here to explain things that you really can’t control. We bring you some of … Continue reading "Security 83 – News from June"

We talk to Rusty, the guy behind Pocketcasts, about his experience with visiting both I/O and WWDC. Seriously, download PocketCasts. Pay them money, for an excellent product

We talk to Rusty, the guy behind Pocketcasts, about his experience with visiting both I/O and WWDC. Seriously, download PocketCasts. Pay them money, for an excellent product

LastPass had a security issue last Friday. The disclose it on the blog. This is not as scary as it sounds, but still something you don’t want to happen. We do our best to describe it. Read the show notes LastPass Blog Ars Technica

Both iOS and Android are working hard to make security more convenient. We discuss how to relax security settings without compromising real security on your phone.

We spend time talk about section 215 of the Patriot Act that sunsetted last week.

So Google I/O was upon us. Chaim wished he was able to go, but once again, he didn’t win the lottery. He had to armchair quarterback it. Anyway, we talk.

So Google I/O was upon us. Chaim wished he was able to go, but once again, he didn’t win the lottery. He had to armchair quarterback it. Anyway, we talk.

With a slow news cycle going on, we thought it would be a great idea to bring you three great sites that should help you keep tabs on the sites you visit most. [Video is not full length.  Listen instead.] 1) Get Permissions  2) Two Factor Auth List 3) TOS TL;DR