Yeah, it's running, it's running, it's running, greasing, greasing federal agents and also

presumably some others, yeah, yeah, presumably also shout out to the Nachrichten dienstess

funders. Mm-hmm. It's on tight.

Hello, and welcome to, well, there's your problem. It's podcast about engineering disasters

with slides. I'm Justin Rysnick. I'm the person who's talking right now. My pronouns are

again, him. All right, go. I'm Alex Koldwakali on the person talking now. My pronouns aren't

she and her. Yeah, Liam. Yeah, Liam. Hi. Yeah. Uh, okay, I can start recording locally. Uh,

it's fine. My pronouns are, no, not after the fucking war takes episode. Oh my god. My pronouns

are he and him. And we have a guest. Uh, one might say a celebrity, not quite the pope, though.

Yeah, I don't think I have a dad there. Yeah. Uh, but yeah, I'm, I'm my arson crime you. I am

the person talking now. Uh, my pronouns are it and she. Hell yeah. Good sort of pronouns.

That's a new set. We haven't had that before. Hell yeah, breaking new ground. That's right.

You'd like a special sort of bonus move. Yeah. We see here a selection of stock images. And I

really delved hard into the stock images for this, for this episode. And kind of say, I love every

single one of these fucking things. Uh, yes, the subject of tonight's episode, cyber security.

As you can see, by all of these hackers, um, if you, if you, if you don't have the sort of the

visual components of this, what you've got here is a succession of dudes and hoodies and balaclavas.

One of them is like tapping a big sort of cyber map. One of them is pointing a gun at the screen

through the matrix code. Um, there, there is a glove hand emerging from a laptop, which I believe

is not hacking, but a derivative of the movie, the ring. There's also wizard. There is also

a wizard. Yes. So with these entirely factual defictions of, this is me on an average morning,

honestly. Here is a man holding up a social security card to a laptop, presumably so he can

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