TalkTalk Telecom has been hacked, but don’t blame them. They say it’s simply the crime of our time. We discuss this embarrassing hack, their response, who is impacted & how legitimate their excuse is.

Benjamin Kerensa joins us to discuss the ambitious new project Glucosio, it’s exciting goals & the open source model that enables it.

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Show Notes:

— Episode Links —

• TalkTalk cyber-attack: Website hit by ‘significant’ breach

• TalkTalk cyber-attack: company has received ‘ransom demand’

• YouTube Content Creators Made to Join YouTube Red or Videos Hidden

• Amazon sues more than 1,000 sellers of ‘fake’ product reviews

• Let’s Encrypt is Trusted

• Cops are asking Ancestry.com and 23andMe for their customers’ DNA

• Fairphone 2 hands-on: Modular phones are finally here

Glucosio

User centered free and open source apps for diabetes management and research

• Glucosio – Android Apps on Google Play

• Glucosio on F-Droid

• Glucosio Github

• Benjamin Kerensa – Google+

Kickstarter of the Week:

• eora 3D | High-Precision 3D Scanning on Your Smartphone by eora 3D — Kickstarter

Green lasers are cool, especially when they turn your smartphone into a highly accurate and affordable 3D scanner.

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