Facebook's Plaintext Password Fail, Meltdown Bug Latest

This week's show takes a look at Facebook's massive security fail and the latest about the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities affecting almost every computer, phone, and tablet.

Show Notes

Facebook's huge plaintext password fail is the focus of this week's show, as we consider how long this litany of irresponsible security fails can continue. We also take a look at Google Stadia, Myspace loses several years of data, and how to use an app to control your TV. 

Plus, there's an update on the state of affairs with the potentially devastating Spectre and Meltdown bugs.

Christian Cawley and Gavin Philips are your hosts.

Here's the shownotes:

• Facebook storing passwords as plaintext
• Will Google's Stadia revolutionise gaming?
• Forgotten social network Myspace loses years of data
• Using an app to remote control your TV
• Latest Meltdown and Spectre vulnerability news

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