VPNFilter router malware (persistent, reset router to clear, FBI warning), 4K vs UHD TV defined (4K has 4096 horizontal pixels and 2160 vertical lines, UHD has 3480 horizontal pixels and 2160 vertical lines), impact of quantum computing on Internet security (does not look good, 2025 expected deployment), negotiating with ISPs after cordcutting (try to be treated as a new customer), Profiles in IT (Bradford Parkinson, one of the fathers of GPS), Electromagnetic Drive does not work (NASA got it wrong, drive violates laws of physics), Amazon bans shoppers who return too many items, Samsung ordered to pay Apple over %500M for patent infringement, DOJ investigates cryptocurrency manipulation (looking at pump and dump), skills that AI will not make obsolete (higher cognitive skills, social and emotional skills, technological skills), mining malware is dominant cybersecurity threat (Coinhive and Crytoloot are top two violators), Stich Fix uses AI to amke clothes buying easy for consumer (fashion industry beware), Twitter CEO does not have laptop (uses mindfulness and awareness to be more productive), and General Data Protection Regulation goes into effect in EU (companies scramble to comply). This show originally aired on Saturday, March 30, 2019, at 9:00 AM EST on WFED (1500 AM).
Cable standards (expensive cables not better than cheap cables), remote Facebook logout, using obsolete tablets and smart phones (webcam, digital photo display), two factor authenication (precautions when getting a new cell phone), http vs https (most websites support both), adjustable reading glasses (still available), four digit vs six digit pin (security differential), Profiles in IT (Talmon Marco, Viber founder), unfilled cybersecurity jobs (3.5 million by 2020), fired IT guy (destroys 23 Amazon Web Servers, two factor authenication not used), neural network pioneers receive Turing award, Russia orders VPN censorship, new security flaws in LTE cellular (36 found by researchers), Tesla cars keep lots of data (drivers beware), Facebook left passwords unencrypted (available to 2000 engineers and developers), solar powered public WiFi coop (transforms connectivity in Africa), and Facebook violated Fair Housing Act (may force changes in digital advertising).
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