This week we're going to take a look at our law enforcement and cyber-defense recommendations regarding safe conduct while in Beijing for the 2022 Winter Olympic Games. We're going to take a look at a serious CVSS 9.9 vulnerability affecting Linux's use of SAMBA, and at some interesting details of so-called "Living off the Land" exploitation of commonly present operating system utilities. We'll examine Microsoft's most recent approach to application packaging and installation triggered by their recent wholesale neutering of it's primary application and feature. And we're also going to celebrate a welcome change in Microsoft policy that's been 20 years in the making. I'll share a brief pre-announcement of a new forthcoming GRC quickie freeware utility. Then we'll take a close look at "MY2022" the iOS and Android application which all attendees of the Beijing Olympics are required to install, carry and use. Citizen Lab's reverse-engineering analysis will explain how this week's podcast got its name.