Tech podcast 294: braille transcription, Yahoo, and Rutgers

Hello everyone. Welcome to podcast number 294 of the technology blog and podcast series. We're packed with two braille transcription segments, one talking about Unified English Braille changes that I'm learning as part of taking the braille transcription course. The 2nd file that talks about the transcription aspect of things talk about my report for lesson 3, something that may actually happen to anything, including some oversite issues. Between the two files, we've got Yahoo! having to pay a large amount of money for dealing with their breach issues, and Rutgers University has an update in regards to a story with an interesting technological aspect. This has nothing to do with the 8 football players that got arrested or suspended by the law or school due to the bitcoin issues with putting money on a school card. Our contact information is at the end of the program. We've got articles to which you may want to read as part of today's program. They're linked below. Former Rutgers U. student hacker gets home confinement, has to pay $8.6M in restitution NJ.com Mirai Co-Author Gets 6 Months Confinement, $8.6M in Fines for Rutgers Attacks Krebs On Security How to Change a Drive Letter lifewire.com Yahoo to pay up to $85m to settle data breach lawsuit Cyberscoop.com Thanks so much for listening, and remember to leave that feedback. It is important. I want to know what you think.