Honey trapping
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Search complete. 13 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Honey trapping".
Nov 2, 2026
BrentHOST
That's alright.
BrentHOST
The Honey Trap.
GinaHOST
Like, should he
BrentHOST
be wiser?
23 MINS LATER
GinaHOST
Literally.
GinaHOST
Does that sound realistic?
BrentHOST
As in Honey Trap? For him, though.
BrentHOST
If you watch the episode...
Marc StorrsHOST
November's coming fire is indeed upon us.
Marc StorrsHOST
The Significant Others Part 1, The Honey Trap from Hell.
Rob MorphyHOST
Indeed.
Rob MorphyHOST
She might not be from hell, but she is most assuredly a honey trap.
Marc StorrsHOST
Okay, well, let's get started with, in what is one of the most unnerving reports to come down the paranormal pike, a once happy, handsome, and athletic...
Marc StorrsHOST
Texas college student met a beautiful co-ed and suddenly found himself sucked into a hellish vortex infested with everything from grown-up black-eyed kids and pig-like troglodytes to lanky alien overlords and piranha-toothed space vampire hybrids.
59 MINS LATER
Rob MorphyHOST
That is hilarious.
Rob MorphyHOST
Thank you for joining us.
Gordon CoreraHOST
It's a story that involves bugging devices, toilet paper, and the question of whether Saudi Arabia might be after Silicon Valley's secrets.
David McCloskeyHOST
We'll also be telling you how to bug, or really more accurately, how not to bug your employer's conference room, explaining how Silicon Valley has been targeted over the years, including with honey traps, and how it's been targeted, yes, even by the French.
David McCloskeyHOST
But first, a word from our sponsors, HP.
Gordon CoreraHOST
This episode
52 MINS LATER
Gordon CoreraHOST
I mean, it's interesting, though.
Gordon CoreraHOST
There's been this sudden rush of worries in Silicon Valley about spies after this story.
Gordon CoreraHOST
But actually, I mean, if you read some of the press reports around there, it seems they're more worried about honey traps than bugging, which I think tells you something about people's interests.
Gordon CoreraHOST
I was reading a piece in the San Francisco Standard.