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Hospital Hacks, Masking Face ID, & Attacking 5G – Wrap Up – SWN #26

April 17, 2020

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1. Masking Face ID, Hospital Hacks, & Attacking 5G – Wrap Up – SWN #26

This week in the Security Weekly News Wrap Up Show, Doug White covers the hot topics and and stories across all our shows on the Security Weekly Network! How to teach your iPhone to recognize FACE ID while wearing a mask, Energetic bear behind SFO Airport site hacks, Hackers are targeting critical healthcare facilities with ransomware during the pandemic, Cyber insurance providers using "act of war" exclusion in reference to "cyberwar" in notPetya Claims, and more!

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