Ghost Murmur Isn’t a Real Threat. Your Data Is.
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The Unintentional Surveillance of Everyday Life
Do you know what’s in the frame when there’s a camera around? Christopher Anderson’s shoot at the White House is an object lesson.
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Hackers Don’t Want Your Password—They Want Your Everlasting Soul
And they use your personal data to get it. Okay, that’s dramatic. But only a little. Brett Johnson is the “Original Internet Godfather, OG cybercrime…
January 16, 2026
2025 in Review: The Year Privacy Got Real
For a long time, privacy felt theoretical, technical, like something you worried about after a breach, after a scam, after your information ended up…
December 23, 2025
When AI Polishes the Scam and People Search Delivers the Victim
This week’s episode of “What the Hack?” begins with a story about a lock installed by friends of the show’s producer Andrew Steven, that illustrates…
December 16, 2025
The Cybersecurity Habits That Actually Work: Lessons From a Conversation With Bob Lord
On this week’s episode of What the Hack I talked to Bob Lord, a highly respected cybersecurity expert and renowned authority on digital risk. Spend a…
December 11, 2025
When the Stranger Isn’t a Stranger
What Social Media Is Telling Us About Privacy that We’re Not Teaching Our Kids We talked with cybercrime expert Paul Raffile about sextortion this we…
December 2, 2025
The Anti-Money Laundering Paradox: AI versus Outlier Criminality
The global financial system moves vast sums of money every second—a blur of capital that includes everything from micro-payments to billions of dolla…
November 18, 2025
A(I) Blueprint for Modern Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity titan Neil Daswani was this week’s guest on ”What the Hack?” where we shot the gamut, landing on a critical question: How much harder w…
November 12, 2025
Ghost Murmur Isn’t a Real Threat. Your Data Is.
Choose one: tech that can pinpoint your position in a crowded stadium (that’s Ghost Murmur), or a system that tells someone exactly where you are, wh…
April 17, 2026
The Unintentional Surveillance of Everyday Life
Do you know what’s in the frame when there’s a camera around? Christopher Anderson’s shoot at the White House is an object lesson.
March 31, 2026
Hackers Don’t Want Your Password—They Want Your Everlasting Soul
And they use your personal data to get it. Okay, that’s dramatic. But only a little. Brett Johnson is the “Original Internet Godfather, OG cybercrime…
January 16, 2026
2025 in Review: The Year Privacy Got Real
For a long time, privacy felt theoretical, technical, like something you worried about after a breach, after a scam, after your information ended up…
December 23, 2025
When AI Polishes the Scam and People Search Delivers the Victim
This week’s episode of “What the Hack?” begins with a story about a lock installed by friends of the show’s producer Andrew Steven, that illustrates…
December 16, 2025
The Cybersecurity Habits That Actually Work: Lessons From a Conversation With Bob Lord
On this week’s episode of What the Hack I talked to Bob Lord, a highly respected cybersecurity expert and renowned authority on digital risk. Spend a…
December 11, 2025
When the Stranger Isn’t a Stranger
What Social Media Is Telling Us About Privacy that We’re Not Teaching Our Kids We talked with cybercrime expert Paul Raffile about sextortion this we…
December 2, 2025
The Anti-Money Laundering Paradox: AI versus Outlier Criminality
The global financial system moves vast sums of money every second—a blur of capital that includes everything from micro-payments to billions of dolla…
November 18, 2025
A(I) Blueprint for Modern Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity titan Neil Daswani was this week’s guest on ”What the Hack?” where we shot the gamut, landing on a critical question: How much harder w…
November 12, 2025
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