
Lock and Code tells the human stories within cybersecurity, privacy, and technology. Rogue robot vacuums, hacked farm tractors, and catastrophic software vulnerabilities—it’s all here.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 145 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyNewsTech News | |||

Google is everywhere in our lives. It’s reach into our data extends just as far.
After investigating how much data Facebook had collected about him in his nearly 20 years with the platform, Lock and Code host David Ruiz had similar questions about t... more
“Connection” was the promise—and goal—of much of the early internet. No longer would people be separated from vital resources and news that was either too hard to reach or made simply inaccessible by governments. No longer would education be guarded ... more
There’s more about you online than you know.
The company Acxiom, for example, has probably determined whether you’re a heavy drinker, or if you’re overweight, or if you smoke (or all three). The same company has also probably estimated—to the exact ... more
In the late 2010s, a group of sheriffs out of Pasco County, Florida, believed they could predict crime. The Sheriff’s Department there had piloted a program called “Intelligence-Led Policing” and the program would allegedly analyze disparate points o... more
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Put a bark collar on Zack Hinkle. Shock him for every extraneous “like”.
This is an important app. So why the sing-song bedtime story presentation? Please… calm down.
I’d love to hear this podcast, but I can’t stand the host’s super-special voice. Can’t do it. It’s too bad.
I was really intrigued by the questions that David introduced in the recent re-aired episode intro on the interview with Nitya. For context, I’m in my mid-twenties (cusp of gen Z and millennial) so I find the generational difference in online awareness really interesting. Thus, I found the interview with Nitya to be frustrating and boring. Her answers felt quite judgmental of others’ experiences with social media. No context was given on who she is - i understand her parents may want privacy but... more
I have personally seen David Ruiz without a shirt on and you don’t need to be an astronaut to know it is out of this world. Just like this podcast series, it is firm, informative, and only gets better in low lighting.
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This podcast uncovers the complex narratives surrounding cybersecurity, privacy, and technology, catering to listeners interested in the human elements intertwined with these critical fields. Topics frequently include the repercussions of online surveillance, the impact of technology on mental health, the intricacies of data privacy, and the necessity for greater transparency in tech practices. Unique discussions, such as those featuring humorous personal anecdotes about combating scams or serious explorations into police technology, provide a blend of engaging storytelling and informative content. The breadth of subjects spans from predictive policing and smartphone surveillance to discussions about privacy regulations and the psychologica... more
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Recent guests on Lock and Code include:
1. Peter Dolanjski
2. Becky Holmes
3. Nick Melvoin
4. Emanuel Maiberg
5. Jason Koebler
6. Sydney Saubestre
7. Lena Cohen
8. Justin Kloczko
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