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EPISODE · May 24, 2023 · 23 MIN

Flashing Colours in the IT Privacy and Security Weekly Update for the week ending May 23rd., 2023

from The AI, Privacy, and Security Weekly Update · host R. Prescott Stearns Jr.

This week’s update starts with what some might see as a poke in the eye and could end with really poor enunciation. We have Google intro’ing 8 new domains and getting caught in a .zip. There’s a great story that might have you thinking that HP has moved into home construction when you hear about all the bricks it created over the past couple weeks. We have evidence that the FBI emerged from the locker room dirty and the low down on the kingpin of scammer calls in the UK. While that’s going on Meta’s been setting new records and the White House, one of the slowest moving objects in Washington D.C. just got in front of you. And then we end with a couple of Silicon valley’s highest flyers, locked firmly in place. This update is more colorful than a meadow full of Teletubbies, so come on, grab your Ray Bans and let’s go check out the action! For the full transcript of this podcast go to Discuss.Daml.com

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