Level1 News March 1 2022: The Revolution Will Not Be iMessaged

0:00 - Intro
0:52 - UK ready to launch retaliatory cyber-attacks on Russia, defence secretary tells MPs
2:31 - Waymo to keep robotaxi safety details secret, court rules
4:48 - The C.D.C. Isn’t Publishing Large Portions of the Covid Data It Collects
6:44 - New EU antitrust frontier emerges for Microsoft and Google: Spam ads
8:24 - Apple racks up its fifth $5.7m file as Dutch consumer watchdog digs in
9:32 - Chinese media accidentally posts CCP rules on Russia-Ukraine coverage, hint at Taiwan takeover
12:21 - Chinese Cybersecurity Company Doxes Apparent NSA Hacking Operation
13:13 - Cyberattack hits Ukrainian banks and government websites
13:34 - Chinese hackers linked to months-long attack on Taiwanese financial sector
14:37 - $1.7 million in NFTs stolen in apparent phishing attack on OpenSea users
15:38 - Behind the stalkerware network spilling the private phone data of hundreds of thousands
17:22 - Missouri Governor’s Office Responsible for Teacher Data Leak
18:40 - Microsoft Confirms Windows Wiping Tool Leaves User Data on Disk
19:24 - Ending 3G service sparks fears of an "alarmaggedon"
20:43 - Credit Suisse leak unmasks criminals, fraudsters and corrupt politicians
22:12 - The con that tricked dozens into working for a fake design agency
24:59 - Linux developers patch security holes faster than anyone else, says Google Project Zero
26:00 - Facial recognition firm Clearview AI tells investors it’s seeking massive expansion beyond law enforcement
29:25 - Google Maps Location Data of Freedom Convoy Donors Posted Online
31:18 - Apple's retail employees are reportedly using Android phones and encrypted chats to keep unionization plans secret
32:04 - Sorry, Tool to Unlock Nvidia's Ethereum Mining Limiter Delivers Malware

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[pieterrossouw]

Way off topic but every now and again I finish these videos and it'll autoplay me a level1techs from like 2018. Damn Ryan lost a bunch of weight. Kudos to him.

[Jango]

It's really refreshing to listen to level1 news talk about a major world event and be able to actually name the key components directly. Part of me just automatically expected to hear "the thing happening in the East of Europe right now". Hooray for censorship 😑

[jakobfindlay]

where i live theres a call center that operates the same way as the "fake design agency", sister in-law went to work there a co-worker told her she wouldnt be paid for months left the first day, thats not a business thats a scam

[TAPa]

"[embarrassing ads like] NFT scams"

Why did you say the same thing twice?

[bw_merlin]

That "back to March" comment from Krista killed me.

[wskinnyodden]

Nowadays you can "easily" make your own phone. Get a Raspberry, a DSI touchscreen for it and a 5G or 4G propper module (with phone call support on top of internet connectivity, we do have those) battery and charging circuitry (easy we also have mods for this) and then 3D Print an enclosure.
Devising the software to integrate all this will require some coding skills, but nothing crazy. Most stuff can be done based on the examples of these mods. Even the battery handling can be deemed easy (an analogue input is enough to measure the battery level). Audio wise you may need a USB audio card (assuming you want the capacity to record from the phone module and play to it from your Rasperry which can be useful to bridge LTE and VoIP through audio and two separate connections among other things)
Not sure about the final price, I'm sure ensuring security and privacy has no price!

[Xyxox]

I watched Russian troop movements live on Google maps because of soldiers' phones.

[john-paulmcmahon]

Ryan - consider a comparison between the Canadian truckers and Russia, cut off their banking and shutdown their misinformation (RT news). Are these measures okay when we dislike the group they're being done to? Free speech?

[thegreatrestart]

We should have some good hot takes this week!

[Danny_from_the_beer_store]

I was going to give my liver a break tonight. It wasn't meant to be....

[floridaman]

Yeah, SSD's are supposed to drop all the 0's. HDD's typically hold data until it's overwritten on a meta level, so it makes sense Windows exploits this.

[TopViewFar]

The few sane channels left on yt, good job guys

[carlosxaviersoto]

Still love these news shows; still wish the timestamps corresponded to the start of a story/topic discussion (segue/pivot to story), not when the story link is clicked. Lots of interesting discussion is before the timestamp.

[kenGPT]

The subway guy that you guys were talking about, it's his parents franchise store. So he basically works for his parents

[cracklingice]

The leaving user data behind is worse than that. It's literally leaving the data behind in a folder and if it was encrypted, it's not anymore.

[yumri]

Well that was a good news segment to get away from the depressing USA TV news

[TopDedCenter]

L1T: "THE WORLD IS ENDING!!!! See you next week for more news."

[PRiMETECHAU]

At a certain point for a large company it probably makes sense to do their own Internal insurance system if the fine print in policies are going to void allot of these things in the future.

[althds]

Clearview trying to be the "God's eye" from Fast Furious 7(?).

[wskinnyodden]

It's like the old portuguese stand up commedy:
- I went to the 1907 War the war was closed, I moved up a couple years to the 1908 War and the guy at the guiche asked, are you coming because of the add on the newspaper?
(Should get the whole translation, "The War was closed sketch was a killer hehehehe")

And today I had Raspberry and Pommegrenade yoghurt! That was an explosive flavour!