Data breaches are everywhere but maybe not as widespread as you thought. Darren Kitchen talks with Len Peralta about the prevealnce of fake breaches and what you can do to protect yourself against real ones.
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Show Notes
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Amazon Echo can send texts, Apple reduces cost of fixing touch disease, and Baidu dumps BMW.
Qualcomm introduced new 10-nanometer Snapdragon chip, LinkedIn blocked in Russia, UK passes snooping bill.
Microsoft joins the Linux Foundation, Facebook fixes ad reporting mistakes, Snapchat files for IPO.
WhatsApp adds video calling for all, Facebook and Google stop ads for fake news, Lyft turns on its Amp light.
AdultFriendFinder breached, passwords exposed, Samsung buys automotive electronics maker Harman, Rhapsody and Napster make a profit.