Alex Colon and Jill Duffy chat about the day's top tech news, including the 2014 Infinity Q50 as the most hackable car according to a new study, a presentation at Black Hat showing how Google Glass, smartwatches, and anything else with a camera can be used to steal passwords, and researchers at MIT recreate sound in a room based on vibrations using high speed video.
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