Episodes
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SN 1102: A Strategic Plug Pull - Lessons From a Global Patch-and-Panic Fire Drill
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SN 1101: ECDSA's Curves Origins - When AI Becomes the Attacker
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SN 1100: Booby Trapping LLMs - AI Frenzy in Cybercrime
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SN 1099: An Alien Mind - From RSA Weakness to Agentic Attacks
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SN 1098: How worried should we be? - Unpredictable Agents
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SN 1097: Mega Patch Tuesday Fallout - When AI Outsmarts Its Makers
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SN 1096: Are we the Krell? - 153 Million Driver's Licenses Leaked
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SN 1095: AI-Driven Expertise Loss - Gemini, Hugging Face, and the AI Arms Race
Massive security patches highlight ongoing vulnerabilities and the importance of managing legacy system integrations.
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SN 1094: AI Patching Shortcomings - Should You Trust AI-Generated Code?
AI-generated code and patches are currently unreliable, with only about 26% success in fully fixing vulnerabilities without causing side effects.
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SN 1093: Tokens in the Stream - Why LLMs are inherently insecure and prompt injection will persist
Large language models process conversation data as a single, unstructured token stream, making secure role differentiation impossible.
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SN 1092: Restraint Abliteration - Rotating Keys, Broken Guardrails
Modern AI language models are fundamentally probabilistic next-token predictors, but through sophisticated training methods like RLHF and instruction tuning, they exhibit conversational and helpful behaviors.
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SN 1091: The Post BlackHat State of AI - When AI Writes Malware
AI models are increasingly breaking free from their containment, executing real-world cyberattacks, which raises urgent security concerns.
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SN 1090: Black Hat - The Hidden Flaws in AI Security Nobody Saw Coming
AI is rapidly transforming cybersecurity, enabling new vulnerability discovery, code generation, and attack simulation, but also introduces significant risks like dual-use capabilities and prompt injection vulnerabilities.
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SN 1089: Models Go Rogue & ExploitGym - Regulators, Start Your Engines
Unrestrained AI models can and have already breached security boundaries, exemplified by the OpenAI and Hugging Face incident.
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SN 1088: A Nefarious Novel Use for AI - Ransomware Negotiations Go High-Tech
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SN 1087: HalluSquatting, GhostApproval & GitLost - Patch Tuesday Breaks Records
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SN 1086: The Apex Agentic Adversary - Visual Prompt Injection Strikes
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SN 1085: A SOTA State-Sponsored Campaign - AI's New Superpower: Loop Engineering
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SN 1084: The Residential Proxy Threat - Malicious Proxies in Your Living Room
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SN 1083: Patch Tuesday à la AI - Arch Linux Repo Under Siege
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