Tesla, Pwned
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Mar 26th 2019
Security Now 707
Tesla, Pwned
Hosted by
Leo Laporte,
Steve Gibson
Pwn2Own Pwns Tesla, Edge, Firefox
Records live every Tuesday at 4:30pm Eastern / 1:30pm Pacific / 20:30 UTC.
Results of the much anticipated Mid-March Vancouver Pwn2Own competition
- The return of "Clippy", Microsoft's much-loathed dancing paperclip
- Operation "ShadowHammer" which reports say compromised ASUS (... but did it?)
- The ransomware attack on Norsk Hydro aluminum
- The surprise renaming of Windows Defender
- A severe bug revealed in the most popular PDF generating PHP library
- An early look at Microsoft's forthcoming Chromium-based web browser
- Hope for preventing caller ID spoofing
- A needed update for users of PuTTY
- Mozilla's decision to conditionally rely upon Windows' root store
- Microsoft to offer virtual Windows 7 and 10 desktops through Azure
- Details of the Windows 7 End of Life warning dialogue
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