On the show: Hacktivists going after Russia, Netflix's money grab, have your driver's license on your phone
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On this weekend's show Hacktivists around the world are using an old-style cyberattack on Russian websites with surprising results. Plus, scammers are finding new ways to infect iOS devices with malware. And a group of friends have created their own real-life “invisibility shield.” That and much more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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