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Dec 31, 2014 15 min

Chet Chat 179 - Dec 31, 2014

from Naked Security Hosted by Sophos

Regular host Chester Wisniewski is taking a well-earned vacation, so Sophos security experts Paul Ducklin and Mark Stockley bring you this episode of the Chet Chat. This week: phishing, spamming, zombification, SCADA and the Internet of Things, and the curiously named cybervandals that go by "Lizard Squad."

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