Hackers target crypto exchanges via their registrar

Vatican cries foul after pontiff “likes”  racy pic on Instagram

Cybersecurity agency names four state actors as threats to Canada

RCMP dragging feet at disclosing data via FOIA requests

This week we felt like it was no longer possible to tip-toe around the elephant in the room and talk about COVID-19, the pandemic, Coronavirus and how, as Charles put it "That system we thought was solid is about to go non-linear".

Ticketmaster to require immunity passports for event attendance 

DNS cache poisoning attacks are back

EC charges Amazon with anti-trust violations

EU wants to outlaw end-to-end encryption

Ethereum unexpectedly hard forks, hilarity ensues

Salon #30 had us welcome the one, the only Doc Searls. Co-author of The Cluetrain Manifesto and The Intention Economy, alumni fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, Project VRM leader and open source champion.

In this episode:

Ledger owners lose over  1M XRP to homoglyph attack

Police pilot program will live stream neighbourhood Ring cameras

Pervasive Windows ransomware strain now targeting linux

Calls grow to leave Github quasi-monopoly 

Big Tech moves quickly to quash election truthers

This week in politics: two ducks standing on a 3 tonne pile of horseshit. That was pretty much all we had to say about the election. Then we got onto weightier matters.

Another Chrome 0-day in the wild, so go upgrade to 86.0.4240.183 before you listen to this.

You know how when you think it's a costume party and you show up in a toga and everybody else is in business casual? I thought were all supposed to do today's show from our respective private jets and then I'm the only one who showed up in one.

Before you listen to this, make sure your Google Chrome is on version 86.0.4240.111

This week the three of us got together to pick up some loose threads from last week's conversation with Ben Hunt, with Jesse joining us live from the road.