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Thu. 05/19 – TikTok To Get Into Games?

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4.71K Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2022

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

A code red alert about vulnerabilities in VMware products. TikTok has a clever new program to crowdsource ad content from TikTok users. Oh, and they’re getting into games. FTX gets into regular old stock trading. The dreaded down rounds have arrived. And are there more Airbnb’s available in NYC right now, than there are apartments for rent? Sponsors: Policygenius.com Superside.com/techmeme Links: 2 vulnerabilities with 9.8 severity ratings are under exploit. A 3rd looms (ArsTechnica) TikTok’s new ad product gives creators a chance to partner with marketers on branded content (TechCrunch) EXCLUSIVE TikTok plans big push into gaming, conducting tests in Vietnam -sources (Reuters) FTX US launching zero-commission stock trading (The Block) Defiant Chinese netizens skirt lockdown censorship using blockchain (Financial Times) SoftBank-Backed Fintech Giant Klarna Looks for New Funds at Lower Valuation (WSJ) New York Now Has More Airbnb Listings Than Apartments for Rent (Curbed) Link to tomorrow's twitter space with Chris Dixon Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Tech Mem Right Home for Thursday, May 19th, 2022. I'm Brian McCullough today,

0:09.2

a Code Red Alert about vulnerabilities in VMware products.

0:13.1

Tik-Tok has a clever new program to outsource ad content

0:16.2

from Tik-Tok users.

0:18.0

Oh, and they're also getting into games.

0:20.5

FDX gets into regular old stock trading, the dreaded down rounds have arrived, and are

0:26.6

there more Air B&B's available in New York City right now than there are apartments for rent?

0:31.9

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

0:34.0

I wanted to put this at the top of the show to get out the word.

0:41.0

The CISA is ordering U federal civilian agencies to patch or remove

0:46.5

VMware products affected by a critical RCE vulnerability that hackers are

0:51.9

actively exploiting quoting Arstectica.

0:55.0

Malicious hackers, some believed to be state-backed, are actively exploiting two unrelated

1:00.4

vulnerabilities, both with severity ratings of 9.8 out of a possible 10, in hopes

1:06.2

of infecting sensitive enterprise networks with Backdoors, Botnet software, and other forms of

1:10.8

malware.

1:11.8

The ongoing attacks target unpatched versions of multiple product lines

1:15.2

from VMware and of big IP software from F5 security researchers said.

1:21.1

Both vulnerabilities give attackers the ability to remotely execute

1:24.0

malicious code or commands that run with unfettered root system privileges.

1:28.0

The largely uncoordinated exploits appear to be malicious as opposed to benign

1:32.1

scans that attempt to identify vulnerable servers and quantify their number.

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