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Feds Admit the "Internet of Things" is for Spying on You - #NewWorldNextWeek
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17:18Now PlayingWelcome to New World Next Week — the video series from Corbett Report and Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in open source intelligence news. In this week’s episode:
Story #1: The End Is Nigh For Europe As Officials Mull 2 Year Schengen "Suspension"
Wikipedia: Schengen Area
The EU's new Coast Guard / Border proposal
NWNW Flashback: Schengen Ending - The Disintegration Of The European Project (Nov 2015)
Story #2: Feds Admit They’ll Use “Internet Of Things” For Spying
FBI Still Can’t Crack Encrypted Phone From San Bernardino Shootings
Shodan: The Search Engine for The Internet Of Things
In Australia, Even Learning About Encryption Will Be Illegal Soon
Story #3: Whitehat Hacker Replaces Malware with Antivirus
#GoodNewsNextWeek - Parmesan Cheese Is As Good As Gold
#NewWorldNextWeek Headlines: Fed May Lack Legal Authority for Negative Rates
Microsoft Drops a Cloud Data Center Under the Ocean
Obama Quietly Unveils 4.1 Trillion Dollar Budget with More for Pharma, Military and Cyberwar
While Americans Prepared for the Stupor Bowl…The-Powers-That-Shouldn’t-Be Signed The TPP And the TTIP is Next
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