Ghosts in the Cache & Sandworms in the Supply Chain
In Episode 37, the crew and special guest Sophie Cunningham break down the "Fragnesia" Linux kernel exploit evading disk security, TeamPCP’s open-source Shai-Hulud supply chain worm, and the catastrophic IT offboarding failure that allowed two brothers to wipe 96 federal databases post-termination. #Cybersecurity #LinuxKernel #SupplyChainAttack #InsiderThreat #InfoSec #ThreatIntel References: https://www.securityweek.com/new-linu... https://www.securityweek.com/teampcp-... https://www.endorlabs.com/learn/mini-... https://www.techspot.com/news/112405-...
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He Built a Privacy Tool. Now He’s Going to Prison.
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How Linux Boots
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Would You Kindly Stop Trying to Scam Me?
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Operation Endgame Strikes Back and Return of the Poisoned AI Well
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Something is jamming GPS over Europe. Here's what we found
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This Computer Did Things No Computer Should Do
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Why German Engineers Couldn't Copy The Secret Radar They Pulled From A British Wreck
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The Real Reason Windows Hate Is Exploding: It's Not Just the UI—It's the End of Personal Computing
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Android 17 sucks. So I put Linux on a phone.
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Software architecture, human judgment, and AI's limits with Grady Booch
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You need to learn Splunk in 2026 (4 million open jobs)
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Before You Trash Your Old PC Power Supply... Build This!
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Zombie Software, Copy-Fail, & The $20 Million Betrayal
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I Was An MIT Educated Neurosurgeon Now I'm Unemployed And Alone In The Mountains How Did I Get Here?
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Kristian lebt ohne Luxus & Smartphone in einer Scheune
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The Flipper One is Finally Here (And It's Huge)
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The Most Mysterious File On The Internet
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I spent 7 days evading America’s 82 MILLION surveillance cameras
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The Tiny 1.9MB Tool That's Making Microsoft's Worst Nightmare Come True — And Millions Are Using It
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