Episode 358: Apple Podcasts on the Web, AirTag Catches Porch Pirate, and More on the Biggest Ever Data Breach

You can now access Apple Podcasts on the web. iCloud is the most popular Apple subscription service, and there's an important reason why. A cleverly placed AirTag catches a porch pirate. And there's more fallout from the recent breach of personal information from National Public Data.

Show Notes:

• Apple Podcasts available on the web


• Apple Maps


• Report: iCloud Is the Most Popular Apple Subscription Service in the US


• Episode 9: This Is Potemkin Security


• Fed-up California woman catches mail thieves by sending herself an Apple AirTag


• Mac and Windows users infected by software updates delivered over hacked ISP


• Brave for iOS and iPadOS now includes “HTTPS by Default”


• Ransomware rakes in record-breaking $450 million in first half of 2024


• National Public Data Published Its Own Passwords


• Plain Text Offenders


• US Lawmakers Want Investigation Into TP-Link Over Chinese Hacking Fears


• Security flaws in Microsoft Mac apps could let attackers spy on users


• Cisco, Microsoft Disagree on Severity of macOS App Vulnerabilities

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