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Jon and Eric have worked in the security space as developers, architects and leaders for more years than they care to count. From commentary on current events to random musings, they chat (mostly) about security and technology topics. However, life is more than just the day job. From beekeeping adventures to hiking mountains to favorite shows, there's always something fun to wrap up the show.

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063: Not a Hack nor Ransomware, rather a Brick

Feb 22, 2019

Jon is out, Peter is in. A listener has a question about using consumer devices at work - we kinda-sorta answered it. Followup on Facebook, Apple, Amazon Eero and Nike AirBricks. Eric likes PASTA (but can't figure out where the last A came from). Peter details Google's Ad Blocking changes. Eric finds out where he lived...

062: Too Dang Easy To Use

Feb 16, 2019

Follow-up galore: Ubiquiti, Android transcription, the FaceTime bug, and USB-C encryption. MacOS needs a bounty program, Eero gets bought by Amazon, patch Tuesday fun, and using Mono to bypass Mac security. We remember Opportunity and recommend watching the Cassini episode of 7 Days Out.

061: Schrödinger's CEO

Feb 8, 2019

Eric has an app for taking snips of podcasts, Facebook gets their certs back and still TBD on the curious case of the Cryptocurrency Exchange CEO. Jon gets personal with a Ubiquiti bug while GoDaddy either has or doesn't have a bug - it isn't clear - but No More Ransom gets a call out, so whatevs. Eric has only...

060: Facebook: Hold My Beer

Feb 1, 2019

Eric has a new mic, and Jon's bees are still alive. The Chromecast hackers were kids, shutdown fallout, and Japan takes a bold step in "hacking" its citizens. A huge FaceTime bug followed by YAFS (Yet Another Facebook Scandal) -- this time involving side loading an app to snoop on teenagers. What secrets does an...