iFixit and the iPhone X Teardown, Consumer Reports is now adding Security and Privacy into their electronic device ratings, Telegram has a Zero-day vulnerability due to a Right-to-Left Unicode character and Salon.com wants to mine cryptocurrencies in exchange for viewing their website. Jon talks about building a Raspberry Pi time-lapse video and Eric talks about StackOverflow stats.

010: Consumer Reports, RTL Unicode, and CPU vs Ads

From commentary on current events to random musings, they chat (mostly) about security and technology topics.  However, life is more than just the day job.  From beekeeping adventures to hiking mountains to favorite shows, there's always something fun to wrap up the show.

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From commentary on current events to random musings, they chat (mostly) about security and technology topics. However, life is more than just the day job. From beekeeping adventures to hiking mountains to favorite shows, there's always something fun to wrap up the show.

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010: Consumer Reports, RTL Unicode, and CPU vs Ads

010: Consumer Reports, RTL Unicode, and CPU vs Ads