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Episode #103

In this episode, Cody and Katie discuss Utah's controversial new VPN restrictions, a massive exposure of sensitive US military files, Samsung's ambitious floating data center plans, and a source code breach at cybersecurity firm Trellix. We start by examining Utah's newly enacted legislation targeting VPN users to enforce age-verification mandates, which digital rights groups argue is technically impossible to enforce. We then shift our focus to the alarming discovery that over 70,000 US Army personnel records and base schematics were left exposed online for over a year despite prior warnings. Next, we uncover the details behind Samsung Heavy Industries' new floating data center model designed to drastically speed up AI power deployment at sea. Finally, we explore the recent cyberattack on Trellix, where threat actors gained unauthorized access to a portion of the cybersecurity giant's source code repository.

Episode #102

In this episode, Cody and Katie discuss the Pentagon's classified AI expansion, a broken ransomware destroying data, a utility giant's cyberattack, and a new lawsuit targeting deceptive VPN subscriptions. We start by examining the Department of Defense's decision to use Google's Gemini model for classified projects after canceling their contract with Anthropic. We then shift our focus to VECT 2.0, a flawed dark web malware that permanently wipes victim files instead of just encrypting them. Next, we uncover the details behind the cyberattack on American utility technology giant Itron and how they successfully blocked the internal network intrusion. Finally, we explore a new class-action lawsuit accusing NordVPN of using manipulative website designs to trap consumers in difficult-to-cancel auto-renewing subscriptions.

Episode #101

In this episode, Cody and Katie discuss the hidden network risks exposed by the FCC router ban, a massive French government data breach, AI's new capability to hunt software bugs, and a corrupt ransomware negotiator. We start by breaking down how the FCC's ban on foreign-made routers reveals a deeper crisis of organizations lacking crucial visibility into their own networks. We then shift our focus to the devastating dark web sale of 19 million sensitive citizen records stolen from the French agency ANTS. Next, we uncover the details behind Mozilla's successful use of Anthropic's Mythos AI to detect hundreds of Firefox vulnerabilities, potentially shifting the cybersecurity balance of power. Finally, we explore the shocking case of a trusted cybersecurity negotiator who pleaded guilty to secretly assisting the BlackCat ransomware gang in extorting his own clients.

Episode #100

In this episode, Cody and Katie discuss China's massive AI computing capacity, catastrophic financial losses from exposed Google API keys, the weaponization of AI by hackers, and enterprise cyber warfare readiness. We start by breaking down how China could use its enormous, unused data centers to train advanced AI models with worrying implications for global cybersecurity. We then shift our focus to the devastating impact of exposed Google API keys, exploring how attackers are gaining free access to Gemini AI and bankrupting app developers. Next, we uncover the details behind a massive cyberattack where a single threat actor used Claude Code and ChatGPT to steal hundreds of millions of Mexican citizen records. Finally, we explore how enterprises must prioritize human readiness and continuous simulation exercises to prepare for the growing threat of geopolitically motivated cyber warfare from nations like Iran.

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