In this episode, Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher discuss the relative value of the never-ending disclosure debate, the value of zero-days and whether users should be worried about the ability of Google to remotely install apps on Android phones.[swf
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In this episode, Ryan Naraine and Dennis Fisher discuss the relative value of the never-ending disclosure debate, the value of zero-days and whether users should be worried about the ability of Google to remotely install apps on Android phones.
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