This week, it seems as though Russia has been deprioritized by the US Gov as a cyber threat. So I aimed to ask the question, are they really that bad in the first place? Spoiler alert: The answer is yes.

Giveaway details: https://whattheshellpod.com/blog/first-giveaway-of-year 

Not, we're not modding the sims. Let's talk about how someone might just steal what's in your pocked without you noticing. 

Giveaway details: https://whattheshellpod.com/blog/first-giveaway-of-year 

I want to talk a little bit about the next four years of cyber security under the current administration, and how the last few weeks have me a little concerned. Let's chat.

This is the second of two experimental bonus episodes I really wanted to do. Today I invited my non-technical friend, Alex, over to ask me whatever is on her mind. Most of the time it's tech related, sometimes it's about the Loch Ness monster.  So today, before I go on a little vacation, I wanted to share one of those discussions with you.

Discord: https://discord.gg/bJauPBBhHn 

This is a bonus episode for the new year at the request of a few listeners. There isn't a major hack here, this is about two things.

1. My process for making episodes

2. An experiment I did this year keeping track of all new media I consumed and ranking it.

Is there such a thing in "good" hacking in media? Or are we doomed to watch two people type on one keyboard. Let's talk the good side before we go bad.

Discord: https://discord.gg/bJauPBBhHn 

Let's revisit another APT. This time, we're moving over to China to talk APT1.

It's that time of year, what better way to hop back in than to talk IoT and holiday hacks.

Let's talk about two stories this week. First we'll dive into the CrowdStrike fiasco from a few weeks ago and then we'll see what happens when a company accidentally hires a North Korean spy. 

Let's have a chat?