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In the grand scheme of cyberthreats, a new villain has emerged from the shadows, targeting none other than our beloved Mac users. With a penchant for pilfering passwords, greed for grabbing crypto and a propensity for pocketing personal data, this digital bandit goes by the name "Realst." Masked behind the guise of counterfeit blockchain games,

New malware named "Realst" targets online victims via digital game codes shared over social media or direct messages to then access personal security info.

New malware named "Realst" targets online victims via digital game codes shared over social media or direct messages to then access personal security info.

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Advertisers, or as we saw with neil young, artists withdrawing. i think these platforms that distribute podcasts are probably more vulnerable than facebook or google. if an advertiser or artist leaves, they just dont feel it. i think this is more like traditional media. but if more shoes drops, if more artists leave platforms, i think youll start to see more and more attention paid to this misinformation being spread on this kind of emerging medium, if you will. >> and what about steve bannon an...

If an advertiser or artist leaves, they just dont feel it. i think this is more like traditional media. but if more shoes drops, if more artists leave platforms or advertisers that are much more concentrated across these platforms speak up, i think youll start to see more and more attention paid to this misinformation being spread on this kind of emerging medium, if you will. >> and what about steve bannon and his podcast? i mean, hes still running this podcast, despite being under indictment fo...

The CryptoRom scam uses promises of romance and quick riches, along with malicious iPhone and Android apps, to fleece victims out of thousands of dollars apiece.

>> ed: you know this will be a big deal. donald trump is blowing things up, going nuclear, and he is rewriting the senate rules. thats what the mainstream media will say. doesnt apple up the risk of his agenda? >> they could turn around and say if you try filibustering the legislation stuff, what if we just eliminate the whole process? >> ed: speaking of going nuclear, steve bannon tonight who is not really said anything publicly is going nuclear on the media. among other things, telling "the ne...

They are not alone. >> yeah. >> bill: hundreds of though sands of corporations that stash money overseas. >> without question. the last time we had an amnesty, if you will, for these folks was in 2004. $360 billion poured in. >> the real issue here is not the tax money. i know this is unreal in the era of obama but that money doesnt have to go to the treasury to do good. to bring that money back here to invest and create jobs and a lot of people think bill thats one of the reasons we have such a...