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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 old Smart Lightbulb hold, and another WiFi Chipset vulnerability. For fun: the Portland Auto Show, how old joysticks used to work, and a possible cause for Alzheimers.
- Intro
- More about Bees
- Chromecast Hackers Quit Internet
- Did Hackers Exploit Shutdown
- Japanese Government Hacking IoT Devices
- Facetime Group Chat Bug
- Facebook "Research"
- Smart Lightbulb Disposal
- WiFi Chipset Vulnerability
- Portland Auto Show
- DOS Joystick Hell
- A Cause for Alzheimers
More about Bees
scientificbeekeeping.comDid Hackers Exploit Shutdown
politico.comFacetime Group Chat Bug
9to5mac.comFacebook "Research"
techcrunch.comSmart Lightbulb Disposal
limitedresults.comWiFi Chipset Vulnerability
zdnet.comPortland Auto Show
portlandautoshow.comDOS Joystick Hell
twitter.comA Cause for Alzheimers
newscientist.com