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Cyber Security Today – Wi-Fi advice for travelers, and clumsy companies give away your personal information

Howard Solomon -
Today's podcast offers Wi-Fi advice for those renting rooms and looks into how much personal information firms can be tricked into giving away

Hashtag Trending – Huawei’s new OS; Samsung removes mocking ads; AMD’s EPYC processors

Tom Li -
This episode is brought to you by ServiceNow - Transforming old manual ways of working into modern digital workflows and unlocking productivity for employees...

Hashtag Trending – Carrier price drop; Uber losing money; Facebook being sued again

Tom Li -
Canadian mobile pricing is on the decline according to CRTC, Uber announces record loss, Facebook is facing another class-action lawsuit. That’s all the tech news...

Cyber Security Today – State Farm Insurance issues alert, foul ball at Hall of Fame and more fake web sites

Howard Solomon -
Today's podcast looks at a customer password reset issued by State Farm Insurance, data breach at the National Baseball Hall of Fame, more fake web sites found and privacy issues at a dating site

Hashtag Trending – Apple launches credit card; Amazon coaching law enforcement; Solar-powered phones a possibility

Buckley Smith -
Apple launches its own credit card; Amazon coaching law enforcement on obtaining video footage without warrants; Patents reveal a solar-powered smartphone in the works Apple...

Cyber Security Today – Warning for romantics, data breach at CafePress and a caution on banking apps

Howard Solomon -
Today's podcast looks at an FBI warning for romantics, a data breach at CafePress, employees paid off at AT&T and a caution on banking apps

Hashtag Trending – Alleged discrimination at Google; AT&T employees bribed; Japan offers $1B grant

Alex Coop -
A memo alleges Google is discriminating against a pregnant employee, AT&T employees took bribes to plant malware across the network, and Japan offers a grant for $1B towards cyborg technology research.

Hashtag Trending – Canada gets internet code of conduct; Pentagon testing surveillance balloons; Amazon is still listening

Buckley Smith -
Canada finally gets internet code of conduct; Pentagon is testing mass surveillance balloons; Amazon will not stopping listening to you while Apple and Google...
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