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S2 Ep7: iPhone attack, Twitter hack and Android bots – Naked Security Podcast

05 Sep 2019 0 Podcast

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Episode 7 of the Naked Security Podcast is now live!

This week, host Anna Brading is joined by Mark Stockley, Paul Ducklin and Matt Boddy. Anna revisits her childhood limerick horror [1’06”], Duck talks iPhone zero days [3’49”], Matt discusses Android botnets [18’25”], and Mark finds out how the founder and CEO of Twitter had his account hijacked [31’07”].

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