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Apple has introduced the latest versions of its M2 chips, and updated three Mac models. They also surprised everyone with a new, full-sized HomePod. We also look at brand-based phishing, Google's AirTag clones, and a trifecta of stories about instant messaging apps.

Show Notes:

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• FBI: Cyber Criminals Impersonating Brands Using Search Engine Ad Services to Defraud Users
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• Google plans AirTag clone, will track devices with 3 billion Android phones
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• iPhones and iPads Now Require a Passcode on Every Backup/Sync
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• iOS Backup Passcode Prompt
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• CVE-2022-32929 - Bypass iOS backup's TCC protection
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• U.S. Supreme Court Allows WhatsApp to Sue NSO Group
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• Facebook sues NSO Group for WhatsApp spyware attack (2019)
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• Researchers allege that Threema is riddled with theoretical vulnerabilities
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• Statement on ETH Findings
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• Rogue Telegram insider allegedly offers server access to Dark Web customers
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• Apple Announces M2 Pro & M2 Max Chips, New MacBook Pros, New Mac mini, and New HomePod
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• How to choose the right Mac for your use case in 2023
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