Since last week's podcast was titled "Ethernet turned 50" it only seemed right to title this one "Leo turns 67" - I'll have more to say about that at the end. Until then, Ant and I will examine the answers to various interesting questions, including: How many of us still have Adobe Flash Player lurking in our machines? What can you do if you lose your Veracrypt password? Firefox is now at release 120, what did it add? What just happened to give Do Not Track new hope? Why might you need to rename your "ownCloud" to "PwnCloud"? How might using the CrushFTP enterprise suite crush your spirits? Just how safe is biometric fingerprint authentication? How's that going with Apache's MQ vulnerability, and have you locked your credit bureau access yet? Should Passkeys be stored alongside regular passwords? What's the best way to prevent techie youngsters from accessing the Internet?, and is that even possible? What could possibly go wrong with a camera that digitally authenticates and signs its photos? Could we just remove the EU's unwanted country certificates if that happens? What's the best domain registrar, and what was Apple's true motivation for announcing RCS messaging for their iProducts?