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Insights Into Technology: Episode 4 "Secure Phones and Insecure Robots" (AUDIO)
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In this episode of "Insights into Technology," host Joseph Whalen delves into the latest developments in the tech world, focusing on the evolving programming landscape and cybersecurity challenges. The episode highlights the growing popularity of programming languages like Python, Rust, and Mojo, with Rust gaining attention for its security features, and Mojo emerging as a strong contender in AI hardware programming. Joseph discusses the implications of these shifts for enterprise and commercial computing, especially concerning memory management and security vulnerabilities.
The episode also covers Microsoft's decision to deprecate legacy VPN protocols, PPTP and L2TP, in favor of more secure alternatives like SSTP and IKEv2. Joseph explores the potential impact on enterprises that have relied on these protocols for decades, emphasizing the need for stronger security measures in the face of modern cybersecurity threats.
In a politically charged segment, the episode examines the Trump campaign's use of "unhackable" phones provided by Green Hills Software, highlighting the increasing need for secure communication systems in political campaigns. Joseph discusses the skepticism surrounding claims of invulnerability and the role of user behavior in cybersecurity.
Additionally, the episode touches on a cyberattack-induced bankruptcy of National Public Data, underscoring the severe consequences of data breaches in the background check industry. Joseph criticizes the lack of regulation and accountability for data brokers and advocates for stronger protections of personal information.
Finally, the episode presents a lighter story on hackers exploiting vulnerabilities in robotic vacuums to harass homeowners, illustrating the security challenges of smart home devices. The episode concludes with a tribute to Ward Christensen, co-inventor of the computer bulletin board system, acknowledging his significant contributions to the digital age.
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