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'Petya' Ransomware Attack, How Short Attention Span Can Spread Fake News, Nvidia's New Graphic Cards

Richard Bradbury | Arvindh Yuvaraj | Jeff Sandhu

29-Jun-17 12:00

'Petya' Ransomware Attack, How Short Attention Span Can Spread Fake News, Nvidia's New Graphic Cards

In today's Enterprise Biz Bytes, Richard Bradbury, Arvindh Yuvaraj and Jeff Sandhu talk about:

 

0:33 - 'Petya' Ransomware Attack Strikes Companies Across Europe And US

14:06 - Russian Malware Operation Linked To Britney Spears’ Instagram

21:21 - Your Short Attention Span Could Help Fake News Spread Fake News

25:39 - Free Gigabit Wi-fi Hot Spots Launch In London

34:16 - Nvidia To Launch Graphics Cards Specifically Designed For Digital Currency Mining


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