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Who would have thought that an episode of this podcast would start with Robin Hood? Well, you don’t have to go far; that’s exactly where we kick off this episode of the Transatlantic Cable podcast.
Our first story of the week takes a look at some Robin Hood types who, after using ransomware to steal from corporations, then donate a small fraction of the stolen money to nonprofit organizations. Sorry, but I am not going to call these guys heroes just yet.
From there, we head to the sky, to British Airways being hit with a record-setting GDPR fine. Sticking with travel news, Carnival Cruise Lines and some of its subsidiaries have been navigating ransomware-infested waters.
To close out the podcast, we look at Sony’s measures to help police its online gaming.
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- Mysterious “Robin Hood” hackers donating stolen money
- Data watchdog issues biggest ever fine over airline cyberattack
- Carnival Corp. ransomware attack affects three cruise lines
- PlayStation 5 lets you upload voice chats to Sony and report your awful party mates
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