The c’t security report shows what is open on the Internet: For example, industrial controls, network releases from companies or WordPress APIs, which hardly anyone knows about.

Jan Mahn coordinated the eponymous c’t security report and tells us scary stories from the Internet. He explains how it came about that a German office supplies retailer put all of its corporate communications openly on the Internet. Jan also has gruesome items in stock about industrial controls that are simply hanging on the Internet despite warnings from the manufacturer. But the horror is not enough without public transport companies whose buses simply report their data to the network – accessible to everyone.

Less scary, but Jan is fitter -Keno Janssen, who spends the show on his peloton. The spinning bike has been ubiquitous as TV and YouTube advertising since the beginning of the corona pandemic and is supposed to offer more than grandma’s exercise bike. Videos and live feeds from trainers should help with training. A large tablet is integrated for this, on which you can watch training videos, see your own success in statistics and compete with others.

With: Jan- Keno Janssen, Jan Mahn and Merlin Schumacher

The c’t 23 / 2020 is available at the kiosk, in the browser and in the c’t app for iOS and Android.

You can find all previous episodes of our podcast at www.ct.de/uplink.

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