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CYBER episodes

  • Cyber Show February 2019

    Cyberworks - Cyber Show February 2019


    Track Listing:

    1. Save Our Ship - Aesop Rock & Tobacco - Malibu Ken

    2. Healthcare - Marc Mac - All Power To The People

    3. Stress Fracture (feat. Mikahl Anthony) - Mick Jenkins - Pieces of a Man

    4. Wind (No Clues) - Illingsworth - You're No Fun

    5. Higher Calling - Big K.R.I.T. Feat.Jill Scott - 4eva Is a Mighty Long Time

    6. Myrrh Song - Georgia Anne Muldrow - Brainfeeder X

    7. So Rite - Fatima - And Yet It's All Love

    8. Funk Isn't Dead It Just Smells Funny - Knowsum - Play God & Shit Happens

    9. Luv Jones (feat. LaRose Jackson and Menahan Street Band) - Charles Bradley - Black Velvet

    10. Modern Soul Classics - Felix Leifur - Hamburg 3011

    11. Rotations - Footshooter - Technicolour Nights

    12. Audiotorium Voyage - Pascal Viscardi - Last Day In Harajuku

    13. Take Me To Your Sky - Fourth Kind - Fourth Kind

    14. Scissors And Shapes - SofaTalk - Scissors and Shapes EP

    15. My Father's Rhythm - Waajeed / De'Sean Jones - From the Dirt

    16. Pumpkin - Jus Jam, Momla - Broken District 02

    17. Leko (Session Victim Remix) - Kink - Leko Remixes (EP)

    18. 3am (And Already Happy) - Gnork - Marble

    19. Projections - Henry Wu/Earl Jeffers - Mcde Recordings Best of (2008-2018)

    20. Joy Kill (Fouk Remix) - Mangabey - Joy Kill

    21. Penthouse Boogie feat. Marlon - Kevin Over - Lavender

    22. Lisbon - Moire - Brainfeeder X

    23. Skitz - AshTreJinkins - Fruit In Failure EP

    24. Montreux (Original Mix) - Jaxx Madicine - Talking House, Vol. 6

    25. I Miss Something - Neue Grafik - I Miss Something / Bed Stuy's Mood


    Mixed By Denz & Biz For Nuwaveradio


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    1 hr 58 min
  • The Penetration Tester
    This week, we talk to Jek, a physical penetration tester whose job is to infiltrate offices, data centers, store stockrooms, and other supposedly "secure" locations and either steal information or install a tool so that other hackers can exfiltrate data. She relies on the most reliable vulnerability of all: human weakness. Jek tells host Ben Makuch how she does it, some of her most memorable operations, and why other hackers think that what she does is "witchcraft."

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    30 min
  • I Gave a Bounty Hunter $300. Then He Located Our Phone

    Earlier this month, Motherboard sent $300 to a bounty hunter. Within moments, he sent us a Google Maps screenshot with the real-time location data of a phone that we'd asked him to track. Motherboard editor-in-chief Jason Koebler and senior staff writer Joseph Cox go deep on the shady—but legal—market of data aggregators and brokers who sell smartphone location data to bounty hunters, bail bondsmen, landlords, used car salesmen, and anyone who can afford it.


    We learn how bounty hunters go right up to the edge of what the law allows and use "neurolinguistic mind manipulation" to get people to give them information. CYBER host Ben Makuch also talks to Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, who has legislation pending that would ban these practices and would help protect Americans' privacy.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    43 min
  • [BONUS] Malicious Life: The Ashley Madison Hack
    This week, CYBER presents an episode from Malicious Life, one of our favorite hacking podcasts. In this episode, host Ran Levi takes a deep dive into how Ashley Madison, "the dating site for people who want to have an affair," got hacked. More importantly, the episode looks into the fallout of that hack. You can subscribe to Malicious Life on whichever podcast app you're using now. CYBER will be back with another new episode next week.

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    30 min
  • The PewDiePie Hacks

    In November, 50,000 printers started suddenly printing a message urging recipients to subscribe to PewDiePie—YouTube’s most popular star ever, with 80 million subscribers. It came with a warning, too: That the printers were hacked because they were dangerously exposed to the internet.


    A month later, the same hacker, known as HackerGiraffe, struck again, this time hacking smart TVs and Chromecast devices to autoplay a video promoting PewDiePie and urging them to fix their exposed devices.


    Things only got crazier from there.

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    24 min
  • World Of Hip-Hop Show January 2019

    Denz - World Of Hip-Hop Show January 2019


    Track Listing:

    1. KillerFunk!!!! - 9th Wonder - Zion III

    2. True Spill - Cappo & Cyrus Malachi - Postmodernism

    3. BOT - Chuck D - Celebration Of Ignorance

    4. Do It (Yeah) - Boog Brown - Boog Brown

    5. Do It Anyway - Seez Mics - Live Long Enough To Learn

    6. Joe Pesci 38 - Benny - Tana Talk 3

    7. Chestnut Armoire - Moka Only - Martian XMAS 2018

    8. Higher Learning - O.C. & PF CUTTIN - Opium

    9. Time Machine - Illingsworth - You're No Fun

    10. My Reality - Roc C Feat.Rass Kass - Ode to Broadway Joe

    11. Outta This World - The Grouch - The Tonite Show with The Grouch

    12. C.A.K.E. - Vic Spencer - Duffle Of Gems

    13. Val In Time - Eric Lau - Examples Volume Two

    14. Hit - Def Dee Feat.Bruce Leroy & Keith Murray - Before, There Was Nothing EP

    15. Secret - Brock Berrigan - Cadillac Mountain

    16. Constant Struggle - Ghostface Killah Feat.Killah Priest & Bishop Lamont - Ghost Files - Bronze Tape

    17. Broken Sky - Hus Kingpin - The Wave Flex

    18. Fentanyl - Black Thought - Streams Of Thought Vol. 2

    19. Feed The Babies - Marc Mac - All Power To The People

    20. TBT - K.A.A.N. - Subtle Meditation

    21. Fill In The ____ - Kev Brown - Fill In The Blank

    22. Understood - Mick Jenkins - Pieces of a Man

    23. Unconcerned - Mike Nasa & B-Side - No Love Lost


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    1 hr
  • The Dark Overlord and the 9/11 Insurance Files Hack

    A few hours before midnight on New Year’s Eve, the mysterious hacking group the Dark Overlord tweeted a link to an encrypted file: “We'll be providing many answers about 9/11 conspiracies through our 18,000 secret documents leak.”


    This is just the latest in a string of high profile hacks by the Dark Overlord, who have popped celebrity plastic surgeons, schools, family businesses and Netflix studios. Their motivation is simple: they want money, and they’re not afraid to extort people for it. CYBER talks to reporter Joseph Cox about the hacking crew and the motivation behind their latest hack.

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    25 min
  • The Base
    CYBER host Ben Makuch and reporter Mack Lamoureux recently spent months embedded on in a secretive social network called “The Base," which is used by American neo-Nazis to organize real-life meetups.

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    28 min
  • How to Track Government Hackers and APTs

    Fancy Bear, APT10, Lazarus Group, Charming Kitten. These are all the names given to government hacker groups.


    And if you pay any attention to cybersecurity news you heard about Russian hackers, Chinese hackers, and groups that are usually called APTs—government-sponsored hackers. This week we’re talking with Eva Galperin, the director of cybersecurity with the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Eva has been researching APTs for years, investigating these state hackers from all over every corner of the globe. Because countries everywhere are growing their cyber armies and there’s no signs of that slowing down.

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    31 min
  • The Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked

    In the coming weeks, millions of people will get new phones, computers, Amazon Echos, Google Homes, Smart Coffee Makers, and other internet of things devices. All of these things come with their own privacy, surveillance, and hacking risks, but there are steps you can take to minimize your exposure. So we thought it’d be a good time to talk about the Motherboard Guide to Not Getting Hacked, our comprehensive advice on digital security.


    We’ve released a new version of it every year for the last three years, adding and changing things as hacking threats and security best practices evolve. This week, Harlo Holmes, director of Newsroom Digital Security at Freedom of the Press Foundation, and Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai, a senior staff writer at Motherboard join editor-in-chief Jason Koebler to talk about the guide.

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    39 min

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Hacking. Hackers. Disinformation campaigns. Encryption. The Cyber. This stuff gets complicated really fast, but Motherboard spends its time embedded in the infosec world so you don't have to.…