Twisting the IT Privacy and Security Weekly update for April 26th., 2022
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You may gain a couple of kilos in this week’s IT Privacy and Security Weekly Update, but we promise it’s got some of the tastiest content yet!
We start with what may become the latest rage in M.I.T. degrees and finish with a whisper.
In between we find a good reason to organize cold storage, we lose our monkeys, and then as we search for sponges, discover a 2000-year-old computer.
Then we see the ripples of a schoolchildren’s data breach grow into waves, learn the cost of Zoom Bombing, and get a surprise when we find out who is writing the most code for the new Linux kernel.
This is the most calorific update yet, so let’s start in the creamy center and work our way to the edges!
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