In this eye-opening episode of Not So Deep, we're joined by Mo Ghannoum, a seasoned system engineer with a diverse career in NGOs, startups, and digital security. Ghannoum delves deep into the frightening world of cyber threats, giving us an exclusive look into the rarely discussed ransomware as a service model and its alarming implications. Highlights:

- The evolution of Mo Ghannoum: from immigrant to cybersecurity guru.

- Ransomware as a Service (RaaS): A sinister business model where technicalities meet nefarious objectives.

- Windows' ancient Y2K vulnerability and its catastrophic potential.

- The high stakes of data privacy: A look into NGOs, refugee data, and the catastrophic consequences of breaches.

- Lebanon's heart-wrenching geopolitical situation: Ghannoum shares personal stories of the - economic collapse that pushed him to find a new home.

- A journey into the dark web: What it is, how it's accessed, and the illegal transactions that lurk in its shadows.

- The ticking time bombs known as zero-day vulnerabilities: Why they're hackers' best friends.

- The rise of sophisticated ransomware attacks: Large organizations, mammoth ransoms, and the race against time.

Tune in as Ghannoum shares not only critical insights into the ever-evolving world of cybersecurity but also his personal story of resilience and hope amidst adversity. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just a concerned netizen, this episode is a must-listen! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more enlightening discussions.

In this episode, Chris Harris and Chris Morales discuss the claims given by government whistleblower David Grusch. David claims the United States Government have recovered alien spacecraft, but so has other counties, creating a secret arms race to reverse engineer of these alien crafts. Highlights: - Dissecting David Grusch's comments on recovered alien crafts. - Speculating on a secret interstellar arms race between major world powers. - The infamous 'Tic Tac' UFO sighting and what it could mean. - The advancements in technology and backward engineering of extraterrestrial technology. - Whistleblowers, classified information, and the struggles in bringing light to such subjects. - Possible implications for global politics and society if the existence of aliens is confirmed. - Speculating on the nature and intentions of potential extraterrestrial visitors.

Dive into the Not So Deep for a hilarious yet slightly embarrassing episode with Chris Harris and Chris Morales. This episode, they take you on a journey through the last couple of weeks, filled with high tides and high times.

Chris Harris recounts his adventures on a cruise, where he found more than just sun and sea. Get ready for a giggle as the duo discuss their experiences with weed gummies, leading to some hilarious 'high'-jinks, especially for Chris Harris who got more than he bargained for!

But that's not all. Both hosts open up about some of their most embarrassing moments, including the age-old dilemma - to trust a fart or not? Listen as they share their laugh-out-loud tales of times when they really, REALLY, should not have trusted that fart.

Join us for a roller coaster ride of laughs, blunders, and tales that are guaranteed to leave you in stitches. Don't forget to hit subscribe and the notification bell to keep up with Chris and Chris's not-so-deep conversations.

In this episode, we're going to be reminiscing about the wild and crazy stuff we got up to as teenagers. We did some pretty dumb and dangerous things, like starting fires, breaking into houses, and taking wine coolers from our neighbor's fridge. And don't even get us started on the underground fort we built.

But as much as we cringe when we think back on those days, we also recognize that we learned a lot from our mistakes. We'll be sharing some of the lessons we learned along the way, and discussing how those experiences shaped us into the people we are today.

We're not going to sugarcoat anything - some of our actions had serious consequences, like getting arrested or dealing with the aftermath of our mistakes. But we'll also be talking about the lighter moments, the ones that make us laugh and shake our heads in disbelief.

So, if you want to hear some crazy stories, some heartfelt reflections, and some valuable life lessons, stick around for this episode. We promise it won't be boring. Don't forget to hit that subscribe button and let us know in the comments if you did any crazy stuff growing up.

9/11 and what we were told doesn't make sense, does it? In the 4th episode of the @NotSoDeepPodcast , Chris and Chris talk about how the buildings collapsed, what NIST said about the collapse, explosions and other aspects of the events that happened on 9/11.

Some of the content from this episode is make possible by the documentary 9/11 - Explosive Evidence. You can watch this documentary for free on Pluto.

https://pluto.tv/en/search/details/movies/5f9877827ecf48001a354d4a

Paranormal activity, ghosts, whatever you want to call it...is it real? Is there a scientific explanation? Chris Morales has a few experiences ghost encounters, while Chris Harris does not believe in any of it.

Why is it that the majority of videos about ghosts show the ghost doing something lame? Are there millions of ghosts out there...or zero ghosts.

Grab a beer and hang out while we discuss paranormal activity.

We discuss the possibility of Bigfoot existing. One of us (might) believe in Bigfoot, while the other cannot wrap his head around the concept.

Join Chris and Chris on the 1st episode of the Not So Deep Podcast as they discuss professional sports. With billions of dollars at stake, have the major leagues like NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL ever considered rigging games to avoid blowouts? Are referees capable of controlling the outcome of a game by making questionable calls? And what about MLB umpires? Could they alter the course of a game by ejecting a player for just a dirty look?