May 1st 2018
Security Now 661
Securing Connected Things
IoT Security Complications
Windows 10 got a new spring in its step, Microsoft further patches Intel microcode, even the UK's NHS plans to update, another hack of modern connected autos, Oracle's botched WebLogic patch, an interesting BSOD-on-demand Windows hack, a PDF credentials theft hack (which Adobe won't fix), your Echo may be listening to you, a powerful Hotel keycard hack, a bit of errata and feedback, and a discussion of another Microsoft-driven security initiative.
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