The Security Aggregator

 EP 288.  No privacy, but so much is going on that you might not notice for the next 20 minutes. We start with… A senator who has been right before is raising alarms he cannot fully explain, and that pattern alone should command attention.  Traveling with a locked phone just became a legal liability in one of the world's most-visited financial hubs.  A hundred thousand users thought they were downloading videos; they were handing over their digital fingerprints. That free app may be paying for itself in ways you never agreed to and will never see on a receipt. North Korea's most prolific hacking group has refined its macOS playbook down to a single terminal command and a moment of misplaced trust. A six-figure plugin acquisition quietly became an eight-month undetected supply chain attack hiding in plain sight. The promise of building software in minutes is colliding with a harder truth: speed without security discipline is just a faster way to expose your users. The...