February 22, 2013
This broadcast is a sustained explanation of Dr. Dave's approach to security consulting: show people what the landscape looks like, let them make their own decisions and teach alertness without panic. His comparison with defensive driving turns fear into a practical habit, while a ransomware case makes the priority unmistakable: the irreplaceable value is in the data, not the computer or hard drive. A listener's suggestion that Dr. Dave charge for all the questions he answers becomes an affectionate joke about how much help he gives away. The Dish Hopper fight supplies a lighter technology-history moment, with an ad-skipping company answering a network boycott by placing its logo on a Daytona race car.
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8 recordings · 95:08 total within this version.
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