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  1. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  2. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  3. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  4. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  5. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  6. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  7. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  8. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  9. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  10. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, ransomware, privacy tools, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  11. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  12. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  13. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  14. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  15. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  16. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  17. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  18. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  19. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  20. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  21. @SGgrc @leo

    Hoping you guys might discuss this in an upcoming #securitynow episode.

    I got #phished this weekend by #kali365.

    Well my dentist got tricked first

    Id like to try and get the messahe out about this one.

    geekwisdom.org/2026/07/06/how-

  22. @SGgrc @leo

    Hoping you guys might discuss this in an upcoming #securitynow episode.

    I got #phished this weekend by #kali365.

    Well my dentist got tricked first

    Id like to try and get the messahe out about this one.

    geekwisdom.org/2026/07/06/how-

  23. @SGgrc @leo

    Hoping you guys might discuss this in an upcoming #securitynow episode.

    I got #phished this weekend by #kali365.

    Well my dentist got tricked first

    Id like to try and get the messahe out about this one.

    geekwisdom.org/2026/07/06/how-

  24. @SGgrc @leo

    Hoping you guys might discuss this in an upcoming #securitynow episode.

    I got #phished this weekend by #kali365.

    Well my dentist got tricked first

    Id like to try and get the messahe out about this one.

    geekwisdom.org/2026/07/06/how-

  25. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  26. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  27. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  28. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  29. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  30. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  31. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  32. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  33. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  34. Before the next Security Now: What security risk are most people still treating like it can wait? Steve Gibson and Leo make hacks, malware, privacy tools, ransomware, and data protection understandable. The slower question is usually better than the loudest take. See what is really at risk: twit.tv/shows/security-now #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity

  35. One way to control technology is to defund and prohibit education such that the technicians and technically adept people capable of operating the technology cannot do so unless explicitly trained through government approved schooling.

    Then you have a shot at preventing 3D printers from making guns.

    This is also an efficient way to hamstring your population, making you vulnerable militarily. #securitynow 1072.

  36. One way to control technology is to defund and prohibit education such that the technicians and technically adept people capable of operating the technology cannot do so unless explicitly trained through government approved schooling.

    Then you have a shot at preventing 3D printers from making guns.

    This is also an efficient way to hamstring your population, making you vulnerable militarily. #securitynow 1072.

  37. One way to control technology is to defund and prohibit education such that the technicians and technically adept people capable of operating the technology cannot do so unless explicitly trained through government approved schooling.

    Then you have a shot at preventing 3D printers from making guns.

    This is also an efficient way to hamstring your population, making you vulnerable militarily. #securitynow 1072.

  38. One way to control technology is to defund and prohibit education such that the technicians and technically adept people capable of operating the technology cannot do so unless explicitly trained through government approved schooling.

    Then you have a shot at preventing 3D printers from making guns.

    This is also an efficient way to hamstring your population, making you vulnerable militarily. #securitynow 1072.

  39. One way to control technology is to defund and prohibit education such that the technicians and technically adept people capable of operating the technology cannot do so unless explicitly trained through government approved schooling.

    Then you have a shot at preventing 3D printers from making guns.

    This is also an efficient way to hamstring your population, making you vulnerable militarily. #securitynow 1072.

  40. @yifanlu Cool find 😎.

    I learned about your disclosure this morning when it made it onto this week's #SecurityNow Ep1071 and then saw it go by here on mastodon not long after.

    And yes, why are commercial bug reporting platforms such a PITA to deal with trying to get someone to actually listen. Having a public reporting mechanism feels like such a "box ticking exercise" from their end.

  41. @yifanlu Cool find 😎.

    I learned about your disclosure this morning when it made it onto this week's #SecurityNow Ep1071 and then saw it go by here on mastodon not long after.

    And yes, why are commercial bug reporting platforms such a PITA to deal with trying to get someone to actually listen. Having a public reporting mechanism feels like such a "box ticking exercise" from their end.

  42. @yifanlu Cool find 😎.

    I learned about your disclosure this morning when it made it onto this week's #SecurityNow Ep1071 and then saw it go by here on mastodon not long after.

    And yes, why are commercial bug reporting platforms such a PITA to deal with trying to get someone to actually listen. Having a public reporting mechanism feels like such a "box ticking exercise" from their end.

  43. @yifanlu Cool find 😎.

    I learned about your disclosure this morning when it made it onto this week's #SecurityNow Ep1071 and then saw it go by here on mastodon not long after.

    And yes, why are commercial bug reporting platforms such a PITA to deal with trying to get someone to actually listen. Having a public reporting mechanism feels like such a "box ticking exercise" from their end.

  44. @yifanlu Cool find 😎.

    I learned about your disclosure this morning when it made it onto this week's #SecurityNow Ep1071 and then saw it go by here on mastodon not long after.

    And yes, why are commercial bug reporting platforms such a PITA to deal with trying to get someone to actually listen. Having a public reporting mechanism feels like such a "box ticking exercise" from their end.

  45. New Security Now! is live! 🎙️

    🤖 LLMs are getting scary at de-anonymizing people — your aliases might not protect you anymore
    🔒 Firefox privacy wins + Apple/Google testing RCS encryption
    🚨 TikTok resisting encryption, OpenClaw vulnerabilities, Ubuntu SUDO critical boost

    We're diving into mass surveillance implications. What's your take on the security risks?

    twit.tv/shows/security-now/epi

    #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity #TWiT

  46. New Security Now! is live! 🎙️

    🤖 LLMs are getting scary at de-anonymizing people — your aliases might not protect you anymore
    🔒 Firefox privacy wins + Apple/Google testing RCS encryption
    🚨 TikTok resisting encryption, OpenClaw vulnerabilities, Ubuntu SUDO critical boost

    We're diving into mass surveillance implications. What's your take on the security risks?

    twit.tv/shows/security-now/epi

    #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity #TWiT

  47. New Security Now! is live! 🎙️

    🤖 LLMs are getting scary at de-anonymizing people — your aliases might not protect you anymore
    🔒 Firefox privacy wins + Apple/Google testing RCS encryption
    🚨 TikTok resisting encryption, OpenClaw vulnerabilities, Ubuntu SUDO critical boost

    We're diving into mass surveillance implications. What's your take on the security risks?

    twit.tv/shows/security-now/epi

    #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity #TWiT

  48. New Security Now! is live! 🎙️

    🤖 LLMs are getting scary at de-anonymizing people — your aliases might not protect you anymore
    🔒 Firefox privacy wins + Apple/Google testing RCS encryption
    🚨 TikTok resisting encryption, OpenClaw vulnerabilities, Ubuntu SUDO critical boost

    We're diving into mass surveillance implications. What's your take on the security risks?

    twit.tv/shows/security-now/epi

    #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity #TWiT

  49. New Security Now! is live! 🎙️

    🤖 LLMs are getting scary at de-anonymizing people — your aliases might not protect you anymore
    🔒 Firefox privacy wins + Apple/Google testing RCS encryption
    🚨 TikTok resisting encryption, OpenClaw vulnerabilities, Ubuntu SUDO critical boost

    We're diving into mass surveillance implications. What's your take on the security risks?

    twit.tv/shows/security-now/epi

    #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity #TWiT

  50. 🎙️ New Security Now! is live: Internal threats are the real danger — perimeter defense isn't enough anymore.

    🔑 Zero trust & least privilege aren't buzzwords, they're survival strategies
    👤 Most damage comes from compromised accounts & legacy systems

    Learn how to implement zero trust without destroying productivity. Recorded live at ThreatLocker's Zero Trust World 2026.

    twit.tv/shows/security-now/epi

    #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity #TWiT

  51. 🎙️ New Security Now! is live: Internal threats are the real danger — perimeter defense isn't enough anymore.

    🔑 Zero trust & least privilege aren't buzzwords, they're survival strategies
    👤 Most damage comes from compromised accounts & legacy systems

    Learn how to implement zero trust without destroying productivity. Recorded live at ThreatLocker's Zero Trust World 2026.

    twit.tv/shows/security-now/epi

    #SecurityNow #Cybersecurity #TWiT