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Eric's office nears completion, and Jon experiments with yogurt. Followup about the crypto crash and the Marriott breach. An Android trojan that skirts 2FA, malware on the high seas, and the biggest data breaches of 2018. Eric likes Amazon's honey packages (no bees included), and Jon likes a "unique" assembler project.
Where, O Where, have my Cryptocurrencies gone? Are they hidden in what IBM is dumping? Are they sneaking into Microsoft's new OS? Maybe they are lost in the Marriott/Starwood Data Breach? Where ever they've gone, we don't know. But Microsoft is publishing more of their Minstrel Song as Open Source and the Apple Bards are sharing their Oral Histories with the world.
Eric fixes a leaky faucet, Jon manages to avoid salad. After some 2 for 1 followup, Stallman wants in on the digital currency scene, Jon <3 AWS re:Invent and Eric gets to make fun of JavaScript (again). To finish up, We are all about that Space (about that Space...)
Eric and Jon prep for Thanksgiving, while companies don't invest in Cybersecurity. Duo talks Secure Boot on the T2 chip, Jon lets his inner conspiracy theorist out, and Windows Store now accepts ARM64 builds. If getting a digital implant, best to do it sober! Three fun things this week: lyrics analysis, Frankenstein, and judgement of Thanksgiving side dishes.
Eric and Jon prep for Thanksgiving, while companies don't invest in Cybersecurity. Duo talks Secure Boot on the T2 chip, Jon lets his inner conspiracy theorist out, and Windows Store now accepts ARM64 builds. If getting a digital implant, best to do it sober! Three fun things this week: lyrics analysis, Frankenstein, and judgement of Thanksgiving side dishes.
Cloudflare launches DNS Privacy apps for iOS and Android, a security "researcher" gets his hand caught in Krebs' cookie jar, and more speculative execution in x86-land. Jon describes his favorite whistle and Eric discovers you can build a cashless payment system without a blockchain.
Cloudflare launches DNS Privacy apps for iOS and Android, a security "researcher" gets his hand caught in Krebs' cookie jar, and more speculative execution in x86-land. Jon describes his favorite whistle and Eric discovers you can build a cashless payment system without a blockchain.
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