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Issue #32 - Net Neutrality is dead, cryptojacking keeps spreading and the Mirai Botnet isn't what it looked like. #32 Dec 21, 2017
Issue #31 - Parts of the US Internet broke down, a poor guy stole and lost $300m in cryptocurrency by accident and SegWit2x is dead #31 Nov 13, 2017
#30 Oct 23, 2017 Issue #30 - WiFi is broken, Big Brother lives in China and robots are coming for Wall Street! – WiFi is broken, Big Brother lives in China and robots are coming for Wall Street!Â
#29 Oct 16, 2017 Issue #29 - Disqus leaks user data, Equifax still struggles with cybersecurity and Dow Jones accidentally reports news about Google buying Apple. – Disqus leaks user data, Equifax still struggles with cybersecurity and Dow Jones accidentally reports
#28 Oct 10, 2017 Issue #28 - AIM shuts down after 20 years, Kaspersky Lab might be working with the Kremlin and North Korea gets help from Russia – AIM shuts down after 20 years, Kaspersky Lab might be working with the Kremlin and North Korea gets h
#27 Oct 2, 2017 Issue #27 - Deloitte leaks clients’ secret emails, Uber wants to leave Quebec and the new Firefox Quantum is out! – Deloitte leaks clients’ secret emails, Uber wants to leave Quebec and the new Firefox Quantum is out!
#26 Sep 25, 2017 Issue #26 - Uber loses licence to operate in London, Google buys HTC talents for $1.1B and CCleaner distributes malware to 2.3M users. – Uber loses licence to operate in London, Google buys HTC talents for $1.1B and CCleaner distributes m
#25 Sep 17, 2017 Issue #25 - Equifax breach exposes millions of US consumers' data, China bans cryptocurrencies and bluetooth flaw puts billions of devices at risk. – Equifax breach exposes millions of US consumers' data, China bans cryptocurrencies and bluetooth flaw
#24 Sep 5, 2017 Google breaks Japan's internet, DDoS botnets keep growing and central banks get interested in cryptocurrencies - Issue #24 – Google breaks Japan's internet, DDoS botnets keep growing and central banks get interested in cryptoc
#23 Aug 28, 2017 Issue #23 - HBO keeps getting hacked, cryptocurrencies aren't currencies & robots won’t take all our jobs – HBO keeps getting hacked, cryptocurrencies are not currencies and robots won’t take all our jobs 🤖
#22 Aug 18, 2017 Issue #22 - The Daily Stormer sucks, Trumps disbands business councils and China's leading the way towards AI world domination. – The Daily Stormer sucks, Trumps disbands business councils and China's leading the way towards AI wor
#21 Aug 11, 2017 Issue #21 - Google's diversity memo shakes the internet, Walt Disney is leaving Netflix and researchers have successfully infected a computer with DNA! – Google's diversity memo shakes the internet, Walt Disney is leaving Netflix and researchers have succ
#20 Aug 4, 2017 Issue #20 - China brings Apple & Amazon to their knees, cryptocurrencies are the new gold and the Hyperloop is the future of public transportation – China brings Apple and Amazon to their knees, cryptocurrencies are the new gold and the Hyperloop is
#19 Jul 28, 2017 Issue #19 - Sweden leaks massive data, Amazon misleads consumers and the Library of Congress opens its catalogs 🤓 – Swedish Government leaks massive data, Amazon misleads consumers and the Library of Congress opens it
#18 Jul 21, 2017 Issue #18 - $31M stolen in cryptocurrencies, new blockchain challenges and Japan sent a drone to space! 🚀 – More than $31M stolen in cryptocurrencies, new challenges around blockchain technology and Japan sent
#17 Jul 14, 2017 Issue #17 - Internet fights for Net Neutrality, bacteria can store animated gifs and AI is at war with journalists! – The internet fights for Net Neutrality, bacteria can store animated gifs and artificial intelligence
#16 Jul 7, 2017 Issue #16 - Fake news is scarier than ever, blockchain struggles with scaling and security and online privacy is still an issue. – Fake news is scarier than ever, blockchain struggles with scaling and security and online privacy is
#15 Jun 30, 2017 Issue #15 - Petya breaks computers, EU fines Google €2.42 billion and there's now a batteryless cell phone – Petya breaks computers and networks, EU fines Google €2.42 billion and there's now a cell phone that
#14 Jun 23, 2017 Issue #14 - Amazon buys Whole Foods, Uber's CEO resigns and the NSA goes open source – Amazon buys Whole Foods, Uber's CEO finally resigns and the NSA surprisingly contributes to the Open
