Episodes
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163: Ola
Ola Bini's story illustrates the dangers faced by privacy advocates, particularly in political environments hostile to privacy rights.
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162: Hieu
Hugh's hacking journey began as a necessity to access the internet in Vietnam.
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161: mg
Defcon is an unpredictable but exciting annual event in the hacker community, where important security discussions occur.
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160: Greg
Greg Linares (Laughing Mantis) shares how a childhood fascination with computers paved the way for his career in hacking.
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159: Vastaamo
Cybercrime has profound emotional and psychological impacts on victims, especially in cases involving personal data like therapy notes.
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158: MalwareTech
The story of MalwareTech highlights the challenges of anonymity in a world where heroes can easily become public figures.
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157: Grifter
Defcon is a unique and exhilarating hacker conference filled with endless activities and a vibrant community.
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156: Kill List
The dark web is a complex space where scams and real threats coexist, often resulting in severe consequences for individuals.
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155: Kingpin
Joe Grand, also known as 'Kingpin,' is a pioneering figure in the hacking community who has transitioned from early mischief to responsible innovation.
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154: Hijacked Line
Childhood experiences with video games can lead to unintended paths in technology and cyber activity.
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153: Bike Index
The bike-sharing culture at tech campuses features accessible and unchained bikes, raising questions about theft vigilance.
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152: Stacc Attack
Jared’s initial experience with photography illustrates the potential disconnect between passion and fear of failure, especially when it comes to expensive equipment.
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151: Chris Rock
Chris Rock brings a unique perspective on cybersecurity, blending traditional research with black hat techniques.
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150: mobman 2
Community feedback is vital; it helps refine narratives but can also challenge established claims.
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149: Mini-Stories: Vol 3
Victor Lustig exemplified how to manipulate authority and trust to execute high-stakes scams, illustrating the timeless nature of deception.
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148: Dubsnatch
Devotion to artists can take many forms—from passionate support like the Apple Scruffs to unethical methods adopted by fans seeking unreleased music.
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147: Tornado
The podcast juxtaposes historical art thefts with modern digital heists, illustrating the changing nature of crime and asset ownership.
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146: ANOM
The CIA has developed tools that can turn everyday technology into surveillance devices, raising privacy concerns.
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145: Shannen
Shannon Rossmiller transformed from a rural mother to a cyber counter-terrorism expert after 9-11, seeking justice and security for her country.
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144: Rachel
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