Hackers and attackers apparently enjoyed their Thanksgiving, since this week we have very little news to report. But what we do have to discuss should be entertaining and engaging: Yesterday the U.S. Supreme Court heard Apple's argument about why a class action lawsuit against their monopoly App Store should not be allowed to proceed; Google and Mozilla are looking to remove support for FTP from their browsers; and from our "What could possibly go wrong?" department we have browsers asking for explicit permission to leave their sandboxes. We also have some interesting post-Troy Hunt "Are Passwords Immortal?" listener feedback from last week's topic. Then we will discuss the next step in the evolution of RowHammer attacks, which do, as Bruce Schneier once opined, only get better - or in this case worse.