• Picture of the Week.
• Apple eliminates 0-days from iOS and macOS.
• Qualys published technical details for PwnKit.
• Log4Shell hits Ubiquiti.
• New bug bounties posted by Zerodium.
• “DrawnApart”: A device identification technique based on remote GPU fingerprinting.
• Sorting Windows Folders to the TOP!
• Closing the Loop.
• SpinRite.
• The “Topics” API.
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Hosts: Steve Gibson, Jason Howell
Security Now Episode 856
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