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  • Episode 2026-03-13

    Episode 2026-03-13
    2026/03/13
    This episode digs into Amazon's massive six-hour outage traced back to AI-assisted code gone wrong, plus the company's new requirement for senior engineers to sign off on any AI-generated changes. We also explore Meta's acquisition of Moltbook, a social network built exclusively for AI agents to talk to each other, signaling a new frontier in how machines communicate.
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    9 分
  • Episode 2026-03-12

    Episode 2026-03-12
    2026/03/12
    This episode covers a Russian hacking campaign targeting Signal and WhatsApp users through clever social engineering, North Korean IT workers now using AI face-swapping to infiltrate companies more convincingly, and a 102-year-old Canadian track star winning four events at a masters championship. Adrian digs into why even strong encryption fails when humans hand over the keys, and why celebrating extraordinary achievements doesn't mean pretending they're ordinary.
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    5 分
  • Episode 2026-03-11

    Episode 2026-03-11
    2026/03/11

    This episode digs into how the tools we built for safety are being turned against us — from hacked security cameras becoming military reconnaissance tools to AI that can unmask your anonymous online profiles by analyzing how you write. We also explore the escalating AI arms race between voice-cloning scammers and the carriers trying to stop them before your phone rings with a perfect fake.
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    6 分
  • Episode 2026-03-10

    Episode 2026-03-10
    2026/03/10

    This episode digs into incendiary devices hidden in massage pillows shipped from Lithuania, an AI model uncovering twenty-two security flaws in Firefox without human help, and a marathoner who never takes an offseason. It's espionage meets automation meets endurance — all before your morning coffee gets cold.
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    5 分
  • Episode 2026-03-09

    Episode 2026-03-09
    2026/03/09
    This episode digs into Pakistan-aligned hackers using AI to mass-produce malware, the aging face of cybercrime moving beyond the teenage hacker stereotype, and why your running routine might be wrecking your digestive system. Adrian also unpacks Bitcoin's strange new behavior as a safe-haven asset and what happens when powerful tools fall into the wrong hands.
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    4 分
  • Episode 2026-03-08

    Episode 2026-03-08
    2026/03/08
    This episode digs into how federal agencies buy your location data from advertising auctions without warrants, tracking people through prayer apps, dating profiles, and fitness trackers. We also cover the FBI's wiretap systems getting hacked amid a broader wave of breaches hitting telecom giants and government networks.
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    6 分
  • Episode 2026-03-07

    Episode 2026-03-07
    2026/03/07
    This episode digs into a sophisticated iOS exploit kit called Coruna that's bringing spyware-grade tools to everyday crypto thieves, plus TikTok's controversial decision to skip end-to-end encryption on DMs. Adrian also explores how Stranger Things references are helping explain cybersecurity concepts in surprisingly effective ways.
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    5 分
  • Episode 2026-03-06

    Episode 2026-03-06
    2026/03/06
    This episode covers two major digital security stories shaking up the tech world. We dig into how a sophisticated iPhone hacking toolkit — possibly built for the US government — leaked into the hands of Russian spies and cybercriminals, and explore a landmark court ruling that just slapped down massively overbroad digital search warrants used against a protester accused of simple assault.
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    8 分