How is private medical data leaking onto the streets of Milton Keynes, what is widening the cybersecurity skills gap, and how is Australia controversially tackling the problem of drivers using their mobile phones? All this and more can be heard in the latest “Smashing Security” podcast.
22-year-old Garrett Wilhelm was allegedly chatting on his iPhone’s FaceTime app when he crashed a car at 65mph on Christmas Eve 2014.
People protesting about a Saudi Arabian ban on the right for women to drive, have been targeted by hackers and Android malware.
After the New Year’s Eve celebrations, a drunken young man crashes his vehicle into another car. Does he stop? No. He posts about it on Facebook instead.
Police in the UAE have given a surprising explanation for a dramatic fall in traffic accidents last week: drivers’ BlackBerrys weren’t working. Was BlackBerry’s service outage the real reason for better road safety – or were other factors at play?