Podcasts

Today's podcast looks at vulnerabilities found in website hosting companies that could have allowed an attacker to take over a site, a report from Nova Scotia's privacy commissioner and the possibility construction cranes could be hacked

A judge rules that the U.S. government can’t ask suspects to unlock their smartphones with biometrics, a wireless charging case for your AirPods, and a new podcast app you might like.

Australia passes a law against encryption; Project Alias lets you choose whatever name you want for your smart assistant; and it turns out not everyone selling stuff on Amazon is getting rich quick, or at all.

Today's podcast covers allegations against Amazon's Ring videocam unit and several U.S. wireless carriers, and a hefty fine for a retailer for a data breach

A Huawei executive was arrested in Poland; Anonymous hacker sentenced to 10 years in prison; Chinese retailers put iPhone on sale to clear stock. It’s...

Today's podcast looks at how the U.S. shutdown affects government web sites, a malvertising warning and how new social media sites are used by terrorists

Trending on Reddit, people older than 65 are more likely to share fake news. After examing the behavior of 3,500 US study participants before...

If you’re an IT pro interested in cloud security, don’t forget to attend the Jan. 17 Cloud Security Summit being held in downtown Toronto....