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This week in Security: October 27, 2015

Advanced Persistent Security

This week, we discuss the T-Mobile/Verizon Android LTE Security Vulnerability, Congress Attempting to Pass a Revamped CISPA, and CIA Director gets email hacked by a teenager. We recap the blogs and I add a little information and perspective. This is a work in progress. The only way to improve at podcasting is to do it more. I will be applying my knowledge of security, coupled with my teaching experience to create valuable IT and Cyber Security podcasts as time progresses.

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