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This isn't intentional, but I know these updates are starting to get a bit longer. Ok, last week was a bit mega with Cloudbleed and Cloupets, but this week, well, I just talked until I felt I was done. Let me know if you think this is too long, not long enough, not working well etc, I'm still playing with the formula and learning as I go here.
Anyway, this week I talk about the wifi bits Ubiquiti kindly sent me and how I (totally unnecessarily) used them to increase the coverage I get on my jet ski (and the coverage a large chunk of my neighbourhood gets). There's a heap of angles on the CIA toys WikiLeaks has covered plus I talk a bunch about loading in that massive trove of 1.4 billion spam records (which ultimately distilled down to somewhat less than that).
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References
- Nobody wants poor wifi on their jet ski (ok, but seriously, the Ubiquiti mesh stuff is pretty cool...)
- The CIA is listening to you via your TV (link to an interview I did with Sputnik News on this, it's... complex)
- River City Media lost 1.4 billion records! (yeah, with a "b", but it distilled down to "only" 393 million unique email addresses)
- Checkmarx is still up in the sponsor bar