Bravo! Windows Defender update fully removes Superfish malware

With $15 in Radio Shack parts, 14-year-old hacks a car. TrueCrypt audit back on track after silence and uncertainty.

ITworld Tonight February 20, 2015 Bravo! Windows Defender update removes Superfish malware The update to Windows Defender that eliminates Lenovo's dangerous Superfish adware AND its rogue certificate came down in almost record time. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. With $15 in Radio Shack parts, 14-year-old hacks a car 2. TrueCrypt audit back on track after silence and uncertainty 3. After years of complaints, Apple launches MacBook Pro video repair program 4. INSIDER 5 team-building tips for IT 5. Apple wants its cars in production by 2020, report says 6. Google Docs for Android adds in some needed features for editing Office files 7. Why you should forget your 'right to be forgotten' 8. Apple is reportedly developing a new way to get our money [CARTOON] : With $15 in Radio Shack parts, 14-year-old hacks a car The boy assembled the parts in one night without help. READ MORE TrueCrypt audit back on track after silence and uncertainty An effort to search for cryptographic flaws in TrueCrypt, a popular disk encryption program, will resume even though the software was abandoned by its creators almost a year ago. READ MORE After years of complaints, Apple launches MacBook Pro video repair program Apple today launched a program for MacBook Pros that will repair, free of charge, some laptops with distorted or no video. READ MORE INSIDER 5 team-building tips for IT Team dynamics can mean the difference between a healthy work environment and a toxic one. READ MORE Apple wants its cars in production by 2020, report says Bloomberg says Apple wants a car on the assembly line within five years. The company is certainly hiring automotive brainpower aggressively. READ MORE Google Docs for Android adds in some needed features for editing Office files The Google Docs app is getting some needed updates to keep pace with increased competition from Office for Android. READ MORE Why you should forget your 'right to be forgotten' An Orwellian court decision in the European Union forces search engine companies to alter history by deleting certain links. The ruling is a threat to your right to know specifics about the past and to the Internet itself. READ MORE Apple is reportedly developing a new way to get our money [CARTOON] Rumor has it Apple is working on an iCar, so get your bank account and front stoop ready. READ MORE BECOME AN ITWORLD INSIDER Get exclusive access to premium content from ITworld, CIO magazine, Computerworld, InfoWorld, Network World, and CSO -- the best publications in the business. - R programming beginner's guide - IT Resume Makeover: Emphasize your 'X factor' - 4 open source monitoring tools that deserve a look - Free and cheap ways to learn about IT security - PowerShell for beginners: Scripts and loops - Six Ted talks that can change your career What are you waiting for? Sign up today!