Eric crochets and Jon ... doesn't. Deep fakes of Hanks, Gayle King, and Mr. Beast, Google to enforce eMail security standards to send to gMail users, and highs and lows of reproducing a tricky zero day in the libwebp library. For fun we have the Nimbus EV -- a small three wheeled, two seater electric vehicle and the Nobel Prize in Medicine is given to Karikó and Weissman in recognition of their mRNA work that led to the covid vaccines.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 9:32 - Fake Hanks Teeth Shills
• 14:38 - Google to Enforce Mail Standards
• 26:13 - WebP Zero Day
• 33:48 - 3-Wheeled Chariot
• 40:59 - mRNA Nobel

Eric goes on a trip to Chicago while Jon drops in at College. Complicated hotel scam and new security features in Windows 11. Eric checks in on OSIRIS-REX and Jon talks about non-Bee Bees. Finally, from the Mostly Security Book Club: We Are Bob and Warbreaker.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 15:06 - Hotel Booking Scam
• 20:07 - Win11 Security Features
• 30:01 - SPACE!
• 32:41 - To bee or not-to-bee...
• 36:08 - We Are Bob
• 38:25 - Warbreaker

Eric wins the Oregon Zoo Volunteers Cornhole Tournament and Jon visits the Tillamook Forestry Center. A Linux malware was served for more than 3 years without notice, food companies battling Mexican label requirements, stopping trains by playing three tones, and identity theft from 1965 discovered by facial recognition. For fun we have inverse vaccines (!!) and the obit of a Bletchley Park codebreaker.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 11:21 - Linux Malware
• 14:36 - Kellogg's Nutrition Label War
• 20:51 - Radio-stop Polish Trains
• 23:33 - Long Term Identity Threat
• 26:06 - Inverse Vaccine
• 28:39 - Margaret Betts

Jon spends the weekend waiting for the fence guy, Eric watches a movie. The International Criminal Court at the Hague will prosecute cyberattacks. Microsoft blogs a bit about Storm-0558. Eric finds a really fast EV and Jon discusses fluid dynamics.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 8:50 - TMNT: Mutant Mayhem
• 12:15 - Cyberwar and the ICC
• 16:21 - Storm-0558
• 25:09 - 0 to 100km/h in less that a second
• 29:04 - Bottle Flip Physics

Jon goes fishing and Eric potlucks. The Momas (meals) and the Papas (pals) both have security problems of different sorts. The government goes on a Duck Hunt to shut down QakBot. For fun we have the New York Times word game 'Connections' and a new method to create adult stem cells by resetting the epigenome.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 13:40 - Mom's Meals
• 17:29 - Papa's Pals
• 22:09 - Duck Hunt
• 29:12 - Eric Fun
• 33:16 - Jon Fun

School is back in session! FYI - kites won't fly without wind. Cryptocurrencies continue to make the news for all the wrong reasons and credit companies skirt the law with your personal data. Eric (might) like Open Range while Jon ponders whether insects feel joy and pain.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 13:13 - Crypto Startup loses 40 million
• 17:11 - SIM Swapping for Money
• 22:41 - Doxing for pennies...
• 30:11 - Open Range
• 34:11 - Do insects feel joy and pain?

Eric goes camping and Jon repairs his dishwasher. Apple is supporting California's right to repair law, the UK may outlaw end to end encryption and companies are threatening to remove features for residents (see Facebook vs. Canada), and Canary Tokens are awesome. India lands on the moon and you should see the movie Your Name!

• 0:00 - Intro
• 10:26 - Apple supports Right to Repair
• 17:12 - UK Tipping Point
• 21:15 - See: Canada+Facebook
• 23:21 - Canaries For All
• 30:02 - Chandrayaan-3 Lands
• 32:38 - Your Name

Eric spends 3 times as much to make better rotisserie chicken than Costco while Jon educates on bees and saves some hydrangeas with a couple trips to Lowes. The CSRB looks at Microsoft, Canon printers and Teslas have something in common, great profile of Window Snyder, and Colorado schools lose some data. Eric remind Jon about TV shows and Jon finds a fort off the coast of India.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 8:51 - CSRB + Microsoft?
• 11:55 - Canon Printers...
• 14:30 - ...and Tesla
• 15:52 - Window Snyder
• 19:18 - Colorado...
• 22:25 - Foundation Season 2
• 25:52 - Murud Janjira

Eric and Jon return from (mostly driving) trips. Eric visits Crater Parks. A settlement for the family of Henrietta Lacks, and no immediate relief from app store fees. Second hand experience of a bank scam, and the most accurate acoustic side channel attack yet. For fun Eric visits Craters of the Moon (and Crater Lake), and an internet superconductor validation race.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 11:38 - Lacks Settlement
• 15:50 - No App Store Relief
• 19:19 - Sophisticated Scam
• 25:53 - Acoustic Attack!
• 32:20 - Craters of the Moon
• 36:35 - LK-99

Jon and Eric are both out this week - enjoy a look back at a few of their favorite Something Funs!

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 0:47 - Bees Survive Notre Dame Fire
• 2:05 - Fake Good News
• 4:09 - Where's Waldo
• 5:20 - Those Damming Beavers
• 8:47 - Hidden Heroines of Chaos
• 14:05 - Nikon Small World