Kevin's Consulting Live

Blocklists and malware

Digital chaos: navigating cyberspace

A new era: will programmers become obsolete?

The robots are handling it

Saved by the voice recognition software

Robots on wheels and quantum cryptography

The world of questionable audio quality and virtual machines

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I start out by giving listeners a reminder to update software. After this, I talk about how Microsoft researchers are working with AI which leads to a lecture on AI. I then talk about networking lag and processing lag.

We begin by listening to the sounds of summer. After that I say hello to some new listeners and the topic turns to how some printers are getting hacked which leads to a lecture about ports. I then talk about research done on how routers leak data via the LED lights.

I begin by talking about my trip into NYC. I then talk about a shockingly on-point article from the New York Times talking about AI

I jump right into the topic of my technology, VirtualShield. I then tell a little story about a rude person at the store and do some complaining about the thought police. My actual proposal for VirtualShield is as follows: Other countries have taken online attacks to the next level. It's time for the U S to take antispyware and antimalware software to the next level. We even need to combat fileless attacks! This is why I have come up with Virtual Shield. This software turns your machine into a virtual router. If enough people do this, we can create a P2P virtual routing network. You can view commented code, read the readme, and run the shield included with the zip file by visiting: https://www.dropbox.com/s/s4akpyezxfmeml0/virtual%20shield.zip?dl=0

I talk about the reasons for no longer streaming live and the Wannacry ransomware

I interview Joe Ruffalo, president of the National Federation of the Blind of New Jersey. Learn more at nfbnj.org