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@ScottBVS Instagram: LinkedIn: Website: www.ScottSchober.com 27/07/2022 What keeps Trend Micro’s CTSO, David Chow up at night? If you are attending Black Hat this year and would like to meet with David please contact Benjamin at [email protected]. If you are looking to securely accelerate your digital transformation but can’t make it out to Vegas this year tune into our Virtual Booth to chat with experts and download resources: David Chow has extensive experience in the US federal government through his 20 years of Federal services. David Chow served as the Chief Information Officer for the Department of Housing and Urban Development, leading the IT modernization of the Federal Housing Administration mortgage loan systems and its $1.3 trillion portfolio and drove operational efficiencies using robotic process automation and artificial intelligence. After that, David accelerated digital transformation through secured cloud adoption in the financial sector as Global SVP on NextGen Solutions at CoreLogic (a FinTech data company). David now takes on the role of Chief Strategy Officer at Trend Micro, a market leader in hybrid cloud security, network defense, small business and endpoint security. Scott Schober is a #cybersecurity​ and wireless technology expert, author of Hacked Again and Cybersecurity is Everybody's Business, host of 2 Minute CyberSecurity Briefing video podcast and CEO of Berkeley Varitronics Systems who appears regularly on Bloomberg TV, Fox Business & Fox News, CGTN America, Canadian TV News, as well as CNN, CBS Morning Show, MSNBC, CNBC, The Blaze, WPIX as well as local and syndicated Radio including Sirius/XM & Bloomberg Radio and NPR. Subscribe and follow: Apple Podcasts: Google Podcasts: iHeart Podcasts: Amazon Music Podcasts: YouTube: Twitter: @ScottBVS Instagram: LinkedIn: Website: www.ScottSchober.com This audio series explores cybersecurity dangers and threats that worry experts using one simple question: What keeps you up at night? Each week, cybersecurity expert, author

Dragon Pungs (as they are implied). c) Flowers and Seasons – 1 point for player's own Flower or Season – 1 point for no Flowers and Seasons March-02-1999 – Version 1.08 Fixed bugs: The program gave an incorrect total score for human player's hand in case the player could go out on a discard in more than one way (basic points were missing from the total though correctly listed in scoring details). The error occurred in versions 1.06 and 1.07 (but not when Hong Kong rules were used). In the case human player claimed a tile and had a chance to go out on a Pair, Pung and Chow, the program did not display button for the Pair option. In the case human player claimed a tile and had a chance to go out on a Pair, Pung and Chow, but did not declare Out in the Tile Claimed dialog box, but immediately after having melded the claimed set (Pung or Chow), the program would calculate points according the best possible claim, disregarding the actual tile set that was melded. In the previous case, if the player saved the game before declaring Out, and then loaded the saved game, the program would calculate the points according the best possible claim, but did always assume that the last melded set was Pung. When the Finnish language module was used, the program would cause illegal operation (or behave otherwise unstably) after declaring a melded Kong of White or Red Dragons. Similar problem occurred occasionally at the start of the deal, if the human player was North. (The message box informing about the next dealer and your own wind would sometimes display nonsensical strings or cause Access violation error). The accelerator keys for Kong buttons were erroneous (in case a player could choose

Randy Rivas ... sr. audio engineer Adam Rooner ... dialogue editor Joel Simmons ... audio director Visual Effects by Kay Arutyunyan ... visual effects consulting producer Tim Bobyk ... motion capture technical director: Animatrik Film Design Justin Cook ... ui art design Andrew Egiziano ... visual effects consulting producer Herman Fok ... ui art director Brian Genna ... facial performance capture Brett Ineson ... producer: Animatrik Film Design Daniel Kwon ... motion capture specialist Troy Provencal ... motion capture specialist Bruno Sargeant ... motion capture producer: Animatrik Film Design David Washburn ... motion capture supervisor Anthony Yau ... ui art design Camera and Electrical Department David Baldini ... motion capture camera operator Michael Montoya ... motion capture camera operator Alan Ricardéz ... motion capture camera operator (as Alan Ricardez) Animation Department Brian Chow ... animator Mike Dacko ... cinematics lead animator Chris DePriest ... animator Elisa Figueroa ... lead gameplay animator Joel Flory ... animator Bo-Yon Hwang ... animator Derek Kurimoto ... lead animator Paul Lee ... lead animator Jean Lin ... animator Jonathan Lyons ... animator Adam Maier ... facial animation Derek McGinnis ... animator Faith S. Mun ... animator Eric Perrier ... animator Wilster Phung ... animator Troy Provencal ... motion capture specialist Mooly Segal ... animator Si Tran ... additional animation Si Duy Tran ... animator Roy Tse ... animation director Music Department Alec Puro ... composer: additional music Additional Crew Kaitlin Bleier ... creative production coordinator William Gale ... creative production assistant Andrew Marrinson ... lead engineer Myles Murphy ... production assistant Megan Rohr ... creative production assistant Mike Wang ... gameplay director Thanks Strauss Zelnick ... special thanks