{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"A Record 570 Security Flaws in One Patch \u2014 Including Microsoft Defender","description":"Microsoft Defender is the antivirus built into Windows, and it has a major flaw: if an attacker gets onto the machine, they can take complete control and everything on it. Microsoft shipped the fix alongside 569 others \u2014 a record 570 security flaws in a single release. Hundreds of millions of machines are affected. Craig knows why people put updates off \u2014 they've been burned before and they're afraid of the blue screen of death. His answer: Microsoft fixed that. There is no more blue screen of death. It's a black screen of death now. Then the story closer to home. Hampden voted against a municipal ban on data centers while New York considers a statewide moratorium. Craig separates the real concerns from the noise: power is legitimate, and studies do show electricity prices rise when a data center arrives. Water is real in Utah and not in Maine, where the water is cold \u2014 France had to shut nuclear plants and data centers in 105-degree heat because the water got too warm. His preferred answer is the one some communities have already found: don't ban it, zone it, and make them bring their own power plus 20% back into the grid. Three new-design nuclear reactors went critical by the Fourth of July, and Microsoft has restarted Three Mile Island for its own data center. Also in this segment: OpenAI's screen-free smart speaker with cameras and sensors, and why Apple is suing over it The hiring-interview trick at the root of that suit \u2014 bring in your hardware, show us what you're working on Johnny Ive's brooch, Meta's camera glasses, and a Levi Strauss jacket from years ago that was going the same direction Why therapists are alarmed that people are using AI for therapy, and Craig's line: these are not intelligent machines, but they are very good assistants Free newsletter: CraigPeterson.com ","author_name":"Craig Peterson - Secure Your Business, Your Privacy, and Save Your Sanity","author_url":"https:\/\/cptt.libsyn.com\/podcast","html":"