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Qatar and the United Arab Emirates at loggerheads over hacking. Commonly used gSOAP IoT code vulnerable to exploitation. A data exposure risk in connected toys. And what could be in that EULA.

Published: July 18, 2017, 7:54 p.m.

In today's podcast we hear more on how Qatar has accused the UAE of hacking, and vows legal retribution\u2014all on the strength of a Washington Post story. UAE says it didn't do it. Warnings about vulnerabilities in commonly used IoT code.\xa0Markus\xa0Rauschecker\xa0from UMD CHHS on Facebook running afoul of European privacy laws.\xa0Tina Ladabouche, NSA\xa0GenCyber\xa0Program Manager, on the NSA\u2019s\xa0GenCyber\xa0program, supporting summer camp programs.\xa0FBI warns of risks inherent in Internet-connected toys. And people really, really don't read those EULAs.\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices