There you are mid-dance and then suddenly you stop.

There is the person of your dreams leaning against the wall in the corner, nonchalantly nibbling on a couple of toothpicks.

And do you think? A couple of toothpicks.

You think to yourself, I want them to want me. Does that at all sound familiar to you? No. Wreck your memory, crow. Do you have a specific memory in mind that I'm not remembering? No, no, no, no, no, no. Okay, good. Don't panic.

Smashing Security, Episode 421, Toothpick Flirts, Google Leaks, and Ice Scammers with Carol Terrio and Graham Cluley.

Hello, hello and welcome to Smash Insecurity Episode 421. My name's Graham Cluley.

And I'm Carol Terrio.

What's coming up on the show this week, Krall?

Well, first let's thank this week's wonderful sponsors, Flair, Drata and Vanta. It's their

support that help us give you this show for free. Now, coming up on today's show, Graham, what do you

got? I'm going to be talking about how hackers could have shimmied through Google's defenses to steal

your phone number. And I'm looking into a hidden problem in ICE's immigration directives.

All this and much more coming up on this episode of Smashing Security.

Now, chums, chums question for you.

And I suppose specifically for you, Carol, do you remember your younger footloose days when you were fancy free?

Certainly do.

You think of them fondly, right?

Well, I have a pretty good life now, too, as well, in many ways.

That's good.

I'm talking about the days where you'd shimmy and groove around to the latest hits at the discotheque, stretching the dance floor, doing the Harlem Shuffle.

We were recently talking about a club that was nearby called Stickies, and it was called Stickies because the carpet was so disgusting.

They had a carpet, and it would be full of beer and gum and whatever, because people smoked back of the old days. It was so disgusting. They had a carpet and it would be full of beer and gum and whatever

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