August 7, 2008 12:52 PM PDT
CNET News Daily Podcast: What's on hackers' minds at Black Hat?
Hackers have descended on Vegas in full force for the annual Black Hat security conference. What's on their minds? CNET's Robert Vamosi called in from Sin City and talked with CNET News' Leslie Katz.
Plus, someone claims to have found a mechanism on the new iPhone software that would let Apple remotely remove blacklisted applications from your phone. Is Apple trying to play "big brother" or simply save consumers from malicious apps that slipped through the cracks?
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Today's stories:
Black Hat a sure bet to be big, bold in Vegas
Much ado about the iPhone's 'kill-switch'
Google fine-tunes ad controls, accountability
Lenovo quarterly sales climb in weak market
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Charlie
Cooper is an executive editor with CNET News.com. He writes a
daily blog about industry happenings and also contributes to the
News.com Daily Debrief.
Leslie
Katz is a CNET News.com associate editor who focuses on gadgets,
games and all other digital distractions. 
Erica Ogg
is a staff writer for CNET News.com, where she covers consumers
electronics, PCs and the companies that make them. 
Jennifer
Guevin is an associate editor for CNET News.com who focuses on
science and off-beat tech news. 
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