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Was it really a big hack? Bloomberg claims that a Chinese hardware hack affected Apple, Amazon, and others, but the companies deny this accusation. And we look back on the first year of the podcast.

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• Episode #6: Passwords Are Hard (correcthorsebatterystaple)
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• Episode #5: Two-Factor Authentication; Should You Be Worried about Bitcoin?
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• Episode #15: What's a VPN, and Why Should You Use One?
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• Episode #7: Tom Cruise Is in the Row Behind You
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• Episode #51: Facebook Blunders, Sloppy Russian Hackers, and More
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• Episode #30: What Is a Firewall, and How Does it Work?
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• Episode #31: Delete Your Social Media History
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• Episode #36: Lock Down and Secure Your Router
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• The Intego Mac Podcast
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• Google Shuttering Google+ for Consumers After Undisclosed Data Breach
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• The Big Hack: How China Used a Tiny Chip to Infiltrate U.S. Companies
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• Bloomberg\u2019s spy chip story reveals the murky world of national security reporting
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• Tampered Chinese Ethernet port used to hack \u2018major US telecom,\u2019 says Bloomberg report
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