Hacker And The Fed

Chris Tarbell & Hector Monsegur 150 - 153 Million Driver's Licenses Are for Sale

Former FBI Special Agent, Chris Tarbell, and ex-Anonymous/LulzSec blackhat hacker turned network penetration tester, Hector Monsegur (aka Sabu), once faced off as adversaries in cyberspace before becoming close friends and now podcast co-hosts. Whether you are a legal professional, cybersecurity practitioner, or forensic investigator, Chris and Hector will bring you their unique perspectives on the latest developments in cybersecurity.

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Hacker And The Fed

Episodes

153 Million Driver's Licenses Are for Sale

Your Router Might Come With a Backdoor Already Installed

AI Is Getting Access to Your Private Messages

Someone Tried to Hack the Court With an AI Prompt

The Cybersecurity Industry Can’t Keep Up With AI

The $90 Million Crypto Wallet Disaster Nobody Saw Coming

The Snapchat Phishing Scam That Stole Hundreds of Private Photos

The Steam Malware That Stole Crypto From Thousands

Japan's First ChatGPT-Powered Hacker Arrest

Canada Just Hacked the Drug Cartels

They Mocked the Hackers... Then Lost $3 Million

FIFA Left the Front Door Wide Open

Hackers Are Using Fake LinkedIn Jobs to Break Into Companies

Your Smart TV Might Be Part of a Botnet

A Single Email Took Down a Major Food Supplier

Texas Just Declared War on WhatsApp

Microsoft Has a Bigger Security Problem Than Anyone Admits

The Student Hack That Crashed Bitcoin

AI Deleted the Entire Database in 9 Seconds

The Crypto Hacks Funding North Korea

Europe Is Quietly Preparing for a Tech War

The Origin Story

How One Developer Took Down the Supply Chain

What CISOs Actually Worry About

The Biggest Cybersecurity Grift in Years

A Petabyte of Data Stolen and Nobody Noticed

iPhone Zero Days Are Now Fueling Crypto Crime

When AI Makes Hacking Easier Than Ever

The FBI Drug Market Rumor, Blue Checkmarks, and Government Backdoors

What CISOs Won’t Say in Public

One Stolen Password Can Take Down a Nation

The Moment AI Stopped Waiting for Humans

From Doorbell Cameras to Seized Crypto

Inside China’s Leaking Cyber Machine

Cyber Attacks Without a Declaration of War

Everyone Has Your Data and Nobody Is Accountable

We Gave AI the Keys and It Learned to Steal

The Supply Chain Attack Nobody Checked For

Copy Pasting Commands Is the New Phishing

When Your Smart Fridge Joins a Botnet

China’s Leaked Cyber Warfare Playbook

Microsoft Admits Everything’s Broken, What Now?

The First Bitcoin Cold War

The Typo That Destroyed a Cybercrime Empire

How Residential Proxies Became the Dark Web’s Secret Weapon

YouTube Tutorials or Malware Traps? Don’t Click That Link”

The Night the Internet Broke: AWS, China, and the Quantum Hack

Insiders for Sale: The Hackers Recruiting Your Employees

Click, Jack, and Roll: The Rise of AI-Powered Cybercrime

The Phantom Extension: Backdooring Your Browser