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[SNAP]

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OK guys, listen up.

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Listen up.

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We need to produce more
segments about online privacy

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and security, for consumer 101.

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And this is a huge issue
facing a lot of people,

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and people are
stressed out about it.

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So this is why I brought
in Maria Rerecich,

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she's an expert on the topic.

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You know Jack, it's not
just phones and computers

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that people should
be concerned about.

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Lots of devices
are in our house,

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connected to the internet--
door locks, refrigerators, even

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light bulbs.

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We call these connected devices,
"the internet of things."

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And if you're not careful,
some of these could be hacked,

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and expose your
personal information. .

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OK well that sounds
really concerning guys,

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so let's start hearing these
pitches as soon as possible.

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Remember, there
are no bad ideas,

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and we really need something
clever for the show.

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So let me hear it as
I have some water.

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OK I'll start.

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So many people are using these
connected security cameras

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around their house,
to keep track

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of who's coming and going, and
even watch the wildlife out

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in their backyards, for fun.

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So we could do a segment
where we have somebody dressed

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as a deer, and he's walking
around Jack's house,

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with the deer is
really a hacker and he

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wants to take over the camera.

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Not bad.

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Oh dear.

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I said there are no bad ideas,
but a guy in a deer costume?

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Seems a bit silly for the show.

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It would help people
dearly, if we could just

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tell them to have
a strong password,

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and to update the
cameras firmware.

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Maria, how do you make
a strong password again?

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And what exactly is firmware?

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Check this out.

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You can create a strong
password with a long string

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of random words, combined with
numbers and special characters.

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And firmware is actually
a type of software,

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that runs the hardware of your
laptop, or security camera,

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or any internet of things thing.

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When a manufacturer rolls
out a firmware update,

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it often includes a security
fix, specifically designed

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to keep hackers out.

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So it's really important
to update that firmware.

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All right, you heard it.

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Who's next?

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I got one.

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David.

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OK.

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This is better than
a deer costume.

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So we get someone dressed
up in a bug costume, right?

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And they're going to hack
into Jack's smart speaker

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to listen in on
his conversations.

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So The.

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Bug is bugging, right?

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"Bugging" Jack's house
using a smart speaker.

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Applause.

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Applause.

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I don't know about that idea.

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Here's the buzz.

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It's really important to
have a strong password

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on that smart speakers' account,
and to keep its firmware up

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to date.

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OK.

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Luz.

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What about a segment with an
internet connected Teddy bear?

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We could put someone
in a bear costume,

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and then the human bear
hacks the connected bear.

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Genius.

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At the bare minimum,
consumers should

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keep the bear's
firmware updated,

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and should have
a strong password

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for its online account.

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Maria, It seems like
having a strong password,

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and keeping your
firmware up to date

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is the answer to everything.

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Well, doing those two
things will really

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help keep your connected
devices safe from hackers.

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We really need to
drive that point home.

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Anyone?

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Well, if we're talking
about firmware,

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how about we have Jack be
an attorney at a law firm.

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Ooh, ooh.

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Michelle?

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How about something
with unicorns?

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[NEIGHING]

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We're never going to come
up with creative ways

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to tell people about
passwords and firmware.

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You know what?

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This is over.

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Back to work everybody,
meeting adjourned.

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Well, we didn't come
up with a segment idea,

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but I actually
learned something.

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As soon as I get home,
I'm going to make sure

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my passwords are strong, and
that my firmware is up to date

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on all my connected devices.

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That's a great idea.

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