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• Nevada attempts to block Meta's end-to-end encryption for minors.
• A survey of security breaches
• Edge's Super-Duper Secure Mode moves into Chrome
• DoorDash dashes our privacy
• Avast charged $16.5 million for selling user browsing data
• No charge for extra logging!
• European Parliament's IT service has found traces of spyware on the smartphones of its security and defense subcommittee members
• LockBit RaaS group disrupted
• Firefox v123
• The ScreenConnect Authentication Bypass
• SpinRite update
• Introducing BootAble
• Cox moving to Yahoo Mail for users
• Credit Card security
• Exploiting password complexity reqirements?
• Email only logins
• Flipper Zero in Canada
• German Router security
• More Flipper Zero in Canada
• Throwaway email addresses
• Shared email accounts
• Password quality enforcement
• Fingerprint tech and some future stories

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Nikki Haley's campaign claims she has a path to the Republican nomination without winning Republican voters. The Biden-Trump polls are all over the place. Joe Manchin, RFK Jr. and others continue to flirt with third party presidential bids that could tip the election to Trump. Plus, Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown stops by to talk about his high stakes Senate race, the fight for reproductive rights, and the one year anniversary of the East Palestine train derailment.

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Where are the darkest skies in the US? Neil deGrasse Tyson and Chuck Nice learn about dark sky efforts, light pollution, and cool places to stargaze with guests astrophysicist Matt O’Dowd, photographer Babak Tafreshi, and national park ranger Bradley Mills. 

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