Three breaches this week. Chrome will begin blocking HTTP downloads, Intel releases a CSME patch, and Emotet begins spreading via insecure WiFi. Eric joins a majority of Americans being Wrong About Pizza, Amazon reviews can be hilarious, and how to create a (virtual) traffic jam.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 1:03 - Acrylic Pens
• 2:04 - Holly In Grass
• 2:32 - Augustin Hadelich
• 6:00 - Israel Voter Breach
• 8:27 - Denmark Citizen Breach
• 9:33 - Prisoner Data Breach
• 10:59 - Chrome will block HTTP downloads
• 15:59 - Intel CSME Vulnerability
• 19:28 - Emotet Spreading via WiFi
• 26:07 - Pizza Fun
• 29:22 - Tungsten Cube Review
• 31:22 - Virtual Traffic Jam

A breach, a license plate and a WebEx flaw walk into a bar in Dongletown to caucus while listening to the symphony and find a bunch of fun.

• 0:00 - Intro (SPACE!)
• 5:08 - I Have Joined Dongletown
• 7:13 - SpiceJet Breach
• 9:14 - OpenALPR
• 10:13 - Episode 93: License Plate
• 16:37 - WebEx Flaw
• 21:00 - Caucus App
• 31:33 - Fun Fact
• 33:27 - Fun Video
• 35:38 - SPACE!
• 37:28 - Picard!
• 40:38 - Little Corny Parts

A breach, a license plate and a WebEx flaw walk into a bar in Dongletown to caucus while listening to the symphony and find a bunch of fun.

• 0:00 - Intro (SPACE!)
• 5:08 - I Have Joined Dongletown
• 7:13 - SpiceJet Breach
• 9:14 - OpenALPR
• 10:13 - Episode 93: License Plate
• 16:37 - WebEx Flaw
• 21:00 - Caucus App
• 31:33 - Fun Fact
• 33:27 - Fun Video
• 35:38 - SPACE!
• 37:28 - Picard!
• 40:38 - Little Corny Parts

Another week, another episode. NFL Twitters are hacked, Microsoft support has a huge breach, Botnets are battling, and Macs are Shlayered. If you aggregate public info and multiple breaches, the consequences are "interesting" ... and evidently Americans DO still go to libraries. And museums. Go Smithsonian!

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 0:27 - 1917
• 3:54 - How To Offend Four Groups Of Nerds
• 8:39 - Football Twitter
• 11:32 - Microsoft Breach
• 15:17 - Botnet Battle
• 18:11 - Sextortion Post
• 18:56 - Shlayered Macs
• 22:47 - Breach Aggregation
• 26:00 - Library Often?
• 30:06 - Natural History Museum

Another week, another episode. NFL Twitters are hacked, Microsoft support has a huge breach, Botnets are battling, and Macs are Shlayered. If you aggregate public info and multiple breaches, the consequences are "interesting" ... and evidently Americans DO still go to libraries. And museums. Go Smithsonian!

There's a fire at the High School and Eric drives to Eugene. Jon doesn't remember his weekend but extolls the virtues of ditching the Costanza Wallet. More notes on the Windows Vulnerability with a great McAfee article on the math behind it. (Obligatory Note: More lost credentials!) Finally, an SML Illusion, US Flag Commentary and "I Have A Dream".

• 0:00 - Intro
• 7:03 - More Magecart
• 7:34 - Episode 96: An Especially Hardy Perennial
• 8:33 - I Ditched My Constanza Wallet
• 10:16 - Cops Use Pictures Used To Find You
• 11:22 - Windows Vulnerability
• 13:24 - Curveball Math
• 17:14 - Rick Astley And A Curveball
• 17:45 - Is There A Logo For It?
• 18:19 - Lots Of Telnet Creds
• 22:41 - A Sinusoidal Müller-Lyer Illusion
• 25:00 - 50 Flag Commentary
• 27:11 - MLK I Have A Dream

There's a fire at the High School and Eric drives to Eugene. Jon doesn't remember his weekend but extolls the virtues of ditching the Costanza Wallet. More notes on the Windows Vulnerability with a great McAfee article on the math behind it. (Obligatory Note: More lost credentials!) Finally, an SML Illusion, US Flag Commentary and "I Have A Dream".

• 0:00 - Intro
• 7:03 - More Magecart
• 7:34 - Episode 96: An Especially Hardy Perennial
• 8:33 - I Ditched My Constanza Wallet
• 10:16 - Cops Use Pictures Used To Find You
• 11:22 - Windows Vulnerability
• 13:24 - Curveball Math
• 17:14 - Rick Astley And A Curveball
• 17:45 - Is There A Logo For It?
• 18:19 - Lots Of Telnet Creds
• 22:41 - A Sinusoidal Müller-Lyer Illusion
• 25:00 - 50 Flag Commentary
• 27:11 - MLK I Have A Dream

Back from Texas, and presumably done with brisket for a while. What to look for in a tractor (repairability). A billion medical images can't be wrong, lax cookies, and Super Patch Tuesday. Eric's fun is an AI Dungeon, and Jon points to a LoTR blog by Ian McKellen.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 5:48 - Right To Repair
• 10:29 - A Billion Medical Images
• 15:46 - Lax Cookies
• 23:05 - Patch Tuesday
• 29:26 - AI Dungeon
• 34:40 - Ian McKellen's Blog

Back from Texas, and presumably done with brisket for a while. What to look for in a tractor (repairability). A billion medical images can't be wrong, lax cookies, and Super Patch Tuesday. Eric's fun is an AI Dungeon, and Jon points to a LoTR blog by Ian McKellen.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 5:48 - Right To Repair
• 10:29 - A Billion Medical Images
• 15:46 - Lax Cookies
• 23:05 - Patch Tuesday
• 29:26 - AI Dungeon
• 34:40 - Ian McKellen's Blog

Live, frome Plano, Texas! It's Mostly Security! Much brisket is consumed and Raj Samani joins the show. What happens to your digital life once you or a loved one has passed on? Is the public ready to embrace security as a marketing feature? Raj tells a joke, Eric shares admin thoughts, and Jon reminisces about old tech.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 7:14 - Hey Siri What's My Password
• 22:49 - Apple and Security Research
• 28:44 - What's in the Box?
• 28:52 - Bypassing Garage Doors
• 29:05 - The Cloning of the Ring
• 41:29 - Why can't you trust atoms?
• 42:03 - Quantum Computing Joke
• 42:31 - Undocumented Admin
• 44:45 - Attaching 1980's HD to an iPhone