Computing Now's News Podcast
Computing Now's News Podcast covers the most important and interesting topics from industry and research.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 5 minutes
- Episodes
- 96
- Years Active
- 2010 - 2015
CN News Podcast: 03-25-2014
Smart homes as easy targets for hackers, a virtual-reality gaming headset, and researchers developing a drone that could steal data from smartphones it flies over.
00:05:28 |
Wed 26 Mar 2014
CN News Podcast: 03-18-2014
The US giving up administrative control of the Internet, a European Parliament committee vote challenging Net neutrality, and an open source project aiming to build mobile networks inexpensively.
00:05:47 |
Thu 20 Mar 2014
CN News Podcast: 03-11-2014
Java as malware developers' favorite target, a headset that beams video directly into user's eyes, and a tiny computer that a user wears in the ear and controls with facial movements.
00:05:16 |
Wed 12 Mar 2014
CN News Podcast: 03-05-2014
The US power grid and cyberattacks, IPv4 addresses, and a new technology that lets Wi-Fi users tap into unused bandwidth from nearby networks.
00:05:08 |
Wed 05 Mar 2014
CN News Podcast: 02-25-2014
Security problems with healthcare-related companies' networks that could compromise patient privacy, Google's prototype smartphone that can view the word around it in 3D, and a mobile app that helps …
00:05:15 |
Thu 27 Feb 2014
CN News Podcast: 02-19-2014
A recent DDoS attack being the biggest ever measured, privacy concerns about a major US airport's information-gathering lighting system, and a new energy-saving trend in which supercomputers are kep…
00:05:37 |
Wed 19 Feb 2014
CN News Podcast: 02-11-2014
Problems with bitcoin threatening the virtual currency's viability, a new technology called GOTCHA that provides online security, and experts warning Olympic Games attendees to expect hacking and cyb…
00:04:59 |
Tue 11 Feb 2014
CN News Podcast: 02-05-2014
Microsoft choosing a new CEO, car-to-car network communications, and annual smartphone sales passing 1 billion for the first time in 2013.
00:05:15 |
Wed 05 Feb 2014
CN News Podcast: 01-28-2014
Hackers conducting the first Internet of Things attack, an apparent mistake by Chinese censors diverting a huge volume of China's Internet traffic to a small US company, and the increased connectivit…
00:04:57 |
Tue 28 Jan 2014
CN News Podcast: 01-21-2014
A federal court overturning the US's controversial Net neutrality policy, the theft of credit-card data that could affect 40 percent of South Korea's population, and Google developing a smart contact…
00:05:03 |
Tue 21 Jan 2014
CN News Podcast: 01-07-2014
Yahoo's European advertising website serving malware to hundreds of thousands of visitors over the New Year's holiday period, businesses increasingly working with open source software after years of …
00:04:58 |
Tue 07 Jan 2014
CN News Podcast: 12-30-2013
The aftershocks of the huge security breach that the Target company experienced, a boost for an organization that is trying to reduce online activities' dependence on passwords, and a high-tech tenni…
00:05:03 |
Mon 30 Dec 2013
CN News Podcast: 12-18-2013
Yahoo Mail experiencing a long outage, actions and statements by various governments hurting the bitcoin virtual currency, and headgear that notifies coaches about head injuries that athletes experie…
00:04:49 |
Wed 18 Dec 2013
CN News Podcast: 12-11-2013
A plan by companies to design a framework for the Internet of Things, DARPA's development of video games that could help identify software vulnerabilities, and researchers finding two flaws that coul…
00:05:02 |
Wed 11 Dec 2013
CN News Podcast: 12-03-2013
A flaw in a vital communications protocol used by utility companies, mobile broadband adoption increasing rapidly except in countries with less-developed economies, and research on biometric systems …
00:04:46 |
Tue 03 Dec 2013
CN News Podcast: 11-26-2013
Attacks in which hackers hijack Internet traffic, a new system designed to help people who suffer accidental falls, and the first accredited university to let students pay for tuition with bitcoins.
00:04:23 |
Tue 26 Nov 2013
CN News Podcast: 11-19-2013
The Anonymous hacking group attacking US government sites and stealing information, the Stuxnet worm infecting the International Space Station, and researchers using GPS to track a giant iceberg that…
00:04:58 |
Tue 19 Nov 2013
CN News Podcast: 11-11-2013
A plan to close the WHOIS system for domain-name registration records, a program offering bug bounties for the entire Internet, and a study showing that streaming media consumes the greatest amount o…
00:04:33 |
Mon 11 Nov 2013
Steganography Approach Hides Messages in IP Phone Calls
Scientists have developed a way to hide data within voice-over-IP packets, enabling people to secretly send information to others while having a normal phone conversation.
00:02:51 |
Tue 24 Jul 2012
Privacy Controversy Flares over Software on Mobile Phones
The announcement that 141 million smartphones run an application that allegedly captures information about users has caused a storm of controversy, including denials from the software’s vendor.
00:04:52 |
Fri 20 Jul 2012
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