And so it's a perfect day for Security Now!. Steve: So there's been lots of acknowledgement of that and so forth. Steve: The day that lives in infamy for the U.S. And this is, of course, the 17th anniversary of 9/11. But what they get at the end of the rainbow, they get Steve Gibson and Security Now!. Steve: It's not easy to get there from civilization. Steve: And, you know, having driven that goat trail up from San Francisco to Petaluma, I really do appreciate the effort that they went to. They're all in the Bay Area specifically for no other reason than to watch Security Now!. JASON: Four folks in here who all made the trek. We've got not one, not two, not three, but four people. Steve: Ah, I see somebody's white pants with their legs crossed in the. Steve: It's sort of like his inner sanctum, and everybody else gets to play out there in the studio. Steve Gibson: I think Leo kind of likes to keep the office to himself right? Steve Gibson, we have a live audience in the studio today. I'm more in like the big studio here, the big open space that allows us to actually have an audience. And boy, today do we have a ton of security stories to check in on. This is the show where we talk about all things security. JASON HOWELL: This is Security Now! with Steve Gibson, Episode 680, recorded on Tuesday, September 11th, 2018: Exploits & Updates. Tesla is making its white hat hacking policies very clear, and it really just happened at just the right time because there's basically breaking news involving Tesla, and a whole lot more coming up next on Security Now!. There's a hack of MEGA's cloud storage extension for Chrome. We're going to talk a little bit about Google Chrome 69's URL hiding feature and whether you want to keep that or maybe toggle it off. Security news is flowing even as the show is going on. Steve's going to talk about a whole bunch of updates. I'm Jason Howell, filling in for Leo on the second of three weeks in a row. SHOW TEASE: It's time for Security Now! with Steve Gibson. Quarter size (16 kbps) mp3 audio file URL:

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Description: This week we discuss Windows 7's additional three years of support life, MikroTik routers back in the news (and not in a good way), Google Chrome 69's new features, the hack of MEGA's cloud storage extension for Chrome, Week 3 of the Windows Task Scheduler zero-day, a new consequence of using '1234' as your password, Tesla making their white hat hacking policies clear (just in time for a big new hack!), our PCs as the new malware battlefield, a dangerous OpenVPN feature spotted, and Trend Micro, caught spying, getting kicked out of the macOS store.

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