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- 11 / 04 / 97 -

Another worldwide broadcast, Emmanuel has trouble with SMS on his phone and offers another perspective on the Iraqi crisis, Phiber talks about a patch to Netscape that enhances encryption, Canadian PCS update, a Chicago listener sends in a CTA card which is the exact same format as New York's Metrocard, Emmanuel is forced to give out his password over the air, E-Z Pass is used to track criminals, Emmanuel reads a list of prisoners in China sentenced to die for minor crimes. This show took place on Election Day.

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November 4
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- 11 / 11 / 97 -

Emmanuel demonstrates how black can equal white via Omnipoint Voicemail, Porkchop explains what is needed locally for the RealAudio project to succeed, the new Pentium bug is explained and code is given out detailing how to crash almost any system on the net, Emmanuel saves a major television network from embarrassment, Worldcom decides to officially buy MCI, Bernie S. talks about the Phone Miser, Bell Atlantic's new name delivery service, tracking people through their cell phones, a cyber agent arrests a cyber criminal in a cyber sex sting.

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November 11
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- 11 / 18 / 97 -

Trouble with the theme, Maurice from Xs4all tells how that Dutch provider is refusing to monitor a user at the request of the police, 200 Internet listeners this week, New Jersey teenagers to be tracked by satellite, patches to last week's Pentium bug, listener mail, ADSL update from the West Coast, the 999 exchange to New York City's fire department.

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November 18
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- 11 / 25 / 97 -

A show dedicated to freedom. A British hacker has charges against him dropped, Phiber's probation finally ends, a DVD crack is reported, a hacker named Rhosts explains how he hacked a NASA website, how he was caught, what happened to him, and why he fears for his freedom. A brief explanation of the 2600 financial problems and a mention of Harper's reprinting of the White House pager traffic released by hackers.

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November 25
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