Is Hotel WiFi Safe?
Hotel Wi‑Fi is not automatically unsafe, but Microsoft’s CaptiveCrunch reporting shows how a routine captive-portal connection can be manipu...
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The Shared Security Podcast
A podcast that brings you timely stories, news and tips for living securely in a connected world. Topics include Cybersecurity, Privacy, Internet of Things (IoT), Mobile Devices, Application...
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Could a Pattern on Your Clothing Fool Facial Recognition? Interview with Bill Swearingen
Bill Swearingen explains adversarial clothing research, camera-vision confidence, and the privacy limits of biometric surveillance.
What Happens to Your Digital Life When You Die?
Scott Wright joins Tom and Kevin to walk through the Digital Legacy Tree framework and his upcoming book on digital legacy planning, coverin...
Flock Cameras Exposed: Traffic Tickets, ALPRs, and Vehicle Surveillance
Flock cameras and automated license plate readers are often sold as tools for finding stolen cars, wanted suspects, missing people, and seri...
GrapheneOS Phone Wipe Case: When Privacy Tools Become Evidence
A GrapheneOS phone-wipe prosecution raises concerns that privacy and security tools could be treated as suspicious by default during border/...
OpenAI Says Its AI Hacked Another Company on Its Own
OpenAI disclosed an unusual AI security incident involving a frontier model evaluation and Hugging Face, but the episode cuts through the hy...
Your Monitor Can Install Adware Now?
A new LG monitor triggering an automatic Windows companion app with a McAfee ad is more than an annoying popup. It is a reminder that hardwa...
Surveillance Pricing: When Your Data Sets the Price
Surveillance pricing turns personal data, shopping history, location signals, loyalty programs, and AI-driven profiling into different price...
Signal Phishing and Russian Intelligence Targeting Messaging Apps
Russian intelligence services are targeting Signal, WhatsApp, and Telegram users through phishing, linked-device abuse, and backup recovery...
The Supreme Court Just Put Limits on Geofence Warrants
Tom Eston and Scott Wright break down the Supreme Court’s geofence warrant/location privacy ruling and explain why everyday phone users shou...
Jay Beale on Kubernetes, DEF CON, and AI Attack Paths
Jay Beale joins Tom and Kevin for a funny, story-heavy conversation about physical pen tests, Kubernetes attack-and-defense training, DEF CO...
Can the Government Shut Down Frontier AI Overnight?
The U.S. government reportedly ordered Anthropic to suspend access to two of its newest frontier AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, citing nat...
Guarding AI Agents: Boundaries and Safeguards
AI agents are useful, but they become risky when they can take action in real systems. In this episode, Tom Eston discusses recent reporting...
Mobile Application Security: What Every Organization Needs to Know
Mobile apps are now deeply connected platforms for identities, payments, sessions, APIs, healthcare, retail, gaming, and cloud services. In...
Microsoft Threatens Legal Action Over Exploit Disclosure
Microsoft’s response to a researcher publicly disclosing proof-of-concept exploit code has reignited an old debate in security: where does r...
Apple Finally Fixes One of Texting’s Biggest Security Problems
Apple and Google are finally bringing end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging to iPhone and Android chats. In this episode, Tom Eston and Kevin T...
Should AI Have Access to Your Financial Life?
OpenAI is now allowing some ChatGPT users to connect their bank accounts and financial data directly to the platform. In this episode, we di...
Cybersecurity Lessons from the Canvas Data Breach
In this episode we discuss the recent cyber attack targeting Instructure’s widely used learning platform, Canvas, and the major late-breakin...
Passwords Are Still Failing Us (World Password Day 2026)
World Password Day was on May 7th—but are we actually getting better at password security? In this episode, we discuss why compromised crede...
Fake Party Invites and the Rise of Social Phishing Attacks
Attackers are now impersonating invitation services to trick people into clicking malicious links and sharing sensitive information. These p...