This week we look at more privacy fallout from our recent coverage of Facebook and Google. We examine the uptake rate of recent Windows 10 feature releases. We finally know the source of the AV troubles with the April Patch Tuesday updates. We look at the NIST's formal fuzzing development, consider the source of a massive and ongoing database data leak involving more than half of all American households, note that Windows Insiders are already finding that their systems won't update to the May 2019 feature update, and address the concerns of United Airlines passengers who have noticed and been understandably upset by seatback cameras pointing at them. Finally, we have the "Cranky Old Guy Tip of the Week," touch on a bit of miscellany, then take a look at what many in the security industry are watching with concern: the large and emerging threat of website credential stuffing attacks.