DtSR Episode 127 - NewsCast for January 26th, 2015

Google picks up really big rocks, but lives in a glass house. As Google drops zero-day on Apple and Microsoft they respond with a lame excuse as to why they aren't patching a vulnerability that puts north of 60% of all Android users at risk.

Marriott reverses its decision to block guests' personal WiFi devices at their properties

http://threatpost.com/marriott-agrees-to-stop-blocking-guest-wifi-devices/110441

LabMD's request to have an enforcement action against them by the Federal Trade Commission is denied. While this doesn't necessarily mean anything serious, yet, it's definitely one to watch.

http://healthitsecurity.com/2015/01/23/ftc-healthcare-data-breach-case-v-labmd-continues/

Heartland Payment Systems - yes the company that was the posted child for nearly going out of business because of a horrible breach - is continuing to reinvent itself around security, this time making headlines with an offer of a data breach warranty. Strings, as you may suspect, attached.