This week on Technado, the team covers Samsung's newest memory chip. Then, we take a look back on last week's Microsoft security fiasco, as well as the long-awaited Cyber Trust Mark IoT security labeling program. In security news, Google is restricting internet access to some of its employees, and there's a new OpenSSH patch to look out for. Finally, Zyxel is under fire due to a recent high-severity vulnerability.
325: New Nano Tech Can Store The Internet! (Should We?)
324: Microsoft Certifications Just Got Easier? (Not What You Think!)
323: Dropbox Is Limiting Cloud Storage??
322: Is Your Mac At RISK?
321: UK Government Website Looks Like A SCAM?
320: New AI Tool Can HEAR Your Password??
319: ChatGPT Can Decide Your Next PC Build!
317: Microsoft is Rebranding Azure AD?
316: Is Linux a MESS?
315: Sony Spills Playstation Secrets With Sharpie?
314: Hackers Compete To Hack A U.S. Satellite?
313: Granny Has Free Windows Keys?
Technado, Ep. 312: Apple Made Developer Betas Free For All
Ep. 311: New Apple OS Levels up Its Gaming Capabilities
Technado, Ep. 310: Everything That Happened at Microsoft Build 2023
Technado Ep. 309: Meet DarkBERT, the Dark Web’s ChatGPT
Technado, Ep. 308: Microsoft is Reading Your Private Files
Technado, Ep. 307: ChatGPT Got Hacked (Again)
Technado, Ep. 306: The Current Version of Windows 10 Will Be the Last
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