5 chapters across the catalog
A massive data breach involving the MoveIt file transfer software has impacted the U.S. Department of Energy, Johns Hopkins University, and the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles. The Russia-linked cybercriminal group "Clop" is accused of using the vulnerability to extort government agencies and private corporations.
The inclusion of Johns Hopkins University in the MoveIt data breach reports is identified as a potential red flag for intelligence activity. The discussion links the current hacking events to Klaus Schwab's warnings of a "cyber pandemic" that could disrupt global infrastructure more severely than COVID-19.
The show continues its donor recognition, highlighting "Sir Doom Liberator of the Hennepin Slaves" and "Sir Dave Cost." A discussion of the "Clippity Clop" nickname for Hillary Clinton provides historical context for newer listeners. The hosts also acknowledge a gift of Talisker scotch and promote the upcoming 800th episode celebration.
Hillary Clippity-Clop and Coconut Shell Sound Effects
Adam Curry attempts to use coconut shells to create a "clippity-clop" sound effect for Hillary Clinton segments, though he admits to "blowing it" on the first try. A donor from Oakland, California, who provided the shells, is thanked. Adam also performs a "stoner voice" in response to a listener's request.
Clippity-Clop Song, Marx Brothers, Show Outro
The episode ends with the "Clippity-Clop" song from the Marx Brothers movie "Go West." A final brief comment notes the poor state of American road and bridge infrastructure, comparing the country to "one big pothole."
