Topic: Codenomicon

The "Heartbleed" security bug was branded with a professional logo by the security firm Codenomicon, which the hosts claim was plagiarized from the artist Danger Mouse. They also question how Canadian police were able to arrest a 19-year-old for exploiting the bug if the vulnerability supposedly leaves no logs or traces.

The discovery of the Heartbleed bug by security firm Codenomicon and Google researcher Neel Mehta is scrutinized for its suspicious timing and connections to government spooks. Howard A. Schmidt, a former White House cybersecurity coordinator, serves as the chairman of Codenomicon, while Mehta has ties to the Freedom of the Press Foundation. The hosts question the "coincidental" simultaneous discovery of a two-year-old bug by two separate entities.