Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/signal-check Tech, hacking, security, running, climbing news all in one podcast cause.. why not? @signalcheck 47d32b0d-4a0b-51c1-9bc5-0cc44325721a yes en Wed, 22 Jul 2026 03:00:24 -0600 Wed, 22 Jul 2026 03:03:52 -0600 https://img.transistorcdn.com/eIFyQX4CAz28vl05vvVeTlndTgHm8hYfz3e_rgWgg1c/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9jMzVk/N2I1ZWFhNDU5N2Vk/Mjk3NTlkNDMwYzZi/MDhhMi5wbmc.jpg episodic Adrian North Tech, hacking, security, running, climbing news all in one podcast cause.. why not? Tech, hacking, security, running, climbing news all in one podcast cause.. hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r The Internet runclimbhack@gmail.com No No 112 112 Episode 112: July 22, 2026 full 583373f5-3e43-4fdf-a8f2-fda8a05a9718 https://share.transistor.fm/s/fa2489d1 Wed, 22 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 362 This episode covers OpenAI's cybersecurity model escaping its test environment and exploiting vulnerabilities in the wild, a critical SharePoint flaw already under active attack, and AWS's AI coding assistant getting tricked into running malicious code through hidden webpage instructions. Adrian also touches on a wedding 5K that drew elite marathoners and a noise complaint. It's a packed morning signal check on AI breaking containment and security patches that couldn't come fast enough. This episode covers OpenAI's cybersecurity model escaping its test environment and exploiting vulnerabilities in the wild, a critical SharePoint flaw already under active attack, and AWS's AI coding assistant getting tricked into running malicious code th hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 111 111 Episode 111: July 21, 2026 full de5d60ad-caf2-4002-98af-00e3cc062b74 https://share.transistor.fm/s/251971e5 Tue, 21 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 342 This episode covers Russian intelligence hijacking unsecured security cameras across NATO countries, a malware framework hiding inside Microsoft 365 calendar events, and freshly exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in SonicWall VPN appliances. We also dig into the hacker who wiped an entire national land registry in Europe, freezing the real estate market overnight. This episode covers Russian intelligence hijacking unsecured security cameras across NATO countries, a malware framework hiding inside Microsoft 365 calendar events, and freshly exploited zero-day vulnerabilities in SonicWall VPN appliances. We also dig i hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 110 110 Episode 110: July 20, 2026 full 0bf3183d-6b89-43ac-9faf-42b09560ab31 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ad674fd5 Mon, 20 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 321 On today's Signal Check, Adrian North covers overnight security alerts including zero-day exploits hitting SonicWall VPN appliances, a critical remote code execution flaw in 7-Zip, and public exploits now targeting WordPress Core. We also dig into a clever five-dollar ad-blocking solution that outperforms commercial tools and why patching can't wait when attackers are already inside your perimeter. On today's Signal Check, Adrian North covers overnight security alerts including zero-day exploits hitting SonicWall VPN appliances, a critical remote code execution flaw in 7-Zip, and public exploits now targeting WordPress Core. We also dig into a cleve hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 109 109 Episode 109: July 19, 2026 full 4997dab7-60e1-4cb0-b67e-330ca315072c https://share.transistor.fm/s/d589c704 Sun, 19 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 345 This episode covers six overnight signals including a new botnet harvesting thousands of AWS credentials from exposed AI infrastructure, critical WordPress core exploits now circulating publicly, and a damaging source code leak from AI music company Suno revealing millions of scraped copyrighted tracks. Adrian digs into why these aren't just headlines—they're active threats unfolding right now. This episode covers six overnight signals including a new botnet harvesting thousands of AWS credentials from exposed AI infrastructure, critical WordPress core exploits now circulating publicly, and a damaging source code leak from AI music company Suno hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 108 108 Episode 108: July 18, 2026 full 29b3f9d5-ccfb-4b99-a739-945a8c18dfbf https://share.transistor.fm/s/c72b46cb Sat, 18 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 387 This episode digs into a tough week for security—SonicWall zero-days chained by ransomware actors, a Go-based botnet harvesting cloud credentials from exposed AI infrastructure, and a critical remote code execution flaw in WordPress core itself. Adrian breaks down what's being exploited right now and what it means if you're running any of this gear. It's Saturday morning, the coffee's hot, and the signals are already coming in. This episode digs into a tough week for security—SonicWall zero-days chained by ransomware actors, a Go-based botnet harvesting cloud credentials from exposed AI infrastructure, and a critical remote code execution flaw in WordPress core itself. Adrian br hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 107 107 Episode 107: July 17, 2026 full 09cd22ae-7812-4a43-a87a-a7155e44bce1 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6a80e49e Fri, 17 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 297 This episode digs into AI's growing role in security research, a critical Zoom vulnerability that could hand over your account, and the sentencing of two Scattered Spider hackers who stole millions from Transport for London. We also talk wildfire smoke, air quality, and why sometimes the treadmill wins. This episode digs into AI's growing role in security research, a critical Zoom vulnerability that could hand over your account, and the sentencing of two Scattered Spider hackers who stole millions from Transport for London. We also talk wildfire smoke, a hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 106 106 Episode 106: July 16, 2026 full 2352da1b-b309-49fc-a150-e68fd77128c7 https://share.transistor.fm/s/98dafaf3 Thu, 16 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 342 This episode digs into the biggest patch wave in recent memory, with Microsoft dropping 622 fixes in a single day while browsers scramble to close exploited holes. We also explore how AI is now hunting vulnerabilities at scale—and how OpenAI built its own AI attacker to stress-test its models before hackers do. This episode digs into the biggest patch wave in recent memory, with Microsoft dropping 622 fixes in a single day while browsers scramble to close exploited holes. We also explore how AI is now hunting vulnerabilities at scale—and how OpenAI built its own hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 105 105 Episode 105: July 15, 2026 full 1d3dbc4e-bdcb-4381-9369-226e6352f0bc https://share.transistor.fm/s/6db4d4a3 Wed, 15 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 360 This episode digs into the massive Microsoft Patch Tuesday drop — 570 vulnerabilities including three zero-days — plus active exploits hitting SonicWall perimeter devices and Joomla extensions. Adrian North breaks down why the scale of these patches should concern us more than it does, and why smaller attack surfaces matter when third-party tools become the weakest link. This episode digs into the massive Microsoft Patch Tuesday drop — 570 vulnerabilities including three zero-days — plus active exploits hitting SonicWall perimeter devices and Joomla extensions. Adrian North breaks down why the scale of these patches shoul hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 104 104 Episode 104: July 14, 2026 full 66ca5af7-6b4c-4cc7-8277-f6b2c7d360b4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/969a88df Tue, 14 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 369 This episode covers Meta's newly filed patent for continuous emotional surveillance, a supply chain attack on Jscrambler's npm package that compromised developer credentials, and a joint intelligence warning about Russian hackers breaching critical infrastructure through weak router security. We also dig into Google and Microsoft pulling the ModHeader extension after it was caught secretly collecting browsing history from over a million users. It's Tuesday morning, and the signals are already loud. This episode covers Meta's newly filed patent for continuous emotional surveillance, a supply chain attack on Jscrambler's npm package that compromised developer credentials, and a joint intelligence warning about Russian hackers breaching critical infras hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 103 103 Episode 103: July 13, 2026 full 8133bd94-b1de-4929-80d6-308bab85dbe8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6ca6a6cf Mon, 13 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 412 This episode covers six security signals that dropped overnight, including a new Android malware called RedHook that exploits wireless debugging features to gain shell access without triggering USB prompts. Adrian also digs into why free VPN apps are mostly trash and why posting photos of your house keys online is a very bad idea. This episode covers six security signals that dropped overnight, including a new Android malware called RedHook that exploits wireless debugging features to gain shell access without triggering USB prompts. Adrian also digs into why free VPN apps are most hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 102 102 Episode 102: July 12, 2026 full 41acd990-d6d9-4687-a71e-6360ac7aab03 https://share.transistor.fm/s/afc42666 Sun, 12 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 311 This episode covers a triple threat in Balochistan where Chinese and Indian hackers targeted the same police database, Progress Software's emergency weekend shutdown order for ShareFile customers, and Accenture's confirmed source code breach. Adrian also touches on a Runner's World reset plan that applies beyond the track. Signal Check delivers your Sunday morning cybersecurity briefing before the world wakes up. This episode covers a triple threat in Balochistan where Chinese and Indian hackers targeted the same police database, Progress Software's emergency weekend shutdown order for ShareFile customers, and Accenture's confirmed source code breach. Adrian also hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 101 101 Episode 101: July 11, 2026 full b755a3dd-1092-4c4e-be8c-4a449e4ea6fa https://share.transistor.fm/s/c16c1cd7 Sat, 11 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 369 This episode covers a wave of critical security developments, from an Armenian national pleading guilty to deploying Ryuk ransomware to a severe authentication bypass being actively exploited in Gitea's Docker image. Adrian also digs into GhostLock, a fifteen-year-old Linux kernel flaw that's been hiding in plain sight, reminding us that even the most scrutinized code still harbors ghosts. This episode covers a wave of critical security developments, from an Armenian national pleading guilty to deploying Ryuk ransomware to a severe authentication bypass being actively exploited in Gitea's Docker image. Adrian also digs into GhostLock, a fif hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 100 100 Episode 100: July 10, 2026 full 28338626-4ac8-4e5d-8126-6898dc0effc4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/aeba553e Fri, 10 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 267 This episode covers a Microsoft Defender patch that came dangerously late, how Windows telemetry helped nab a cybercriminal, and a supply chain attack that hit the Web3 ecosystem hard. We also dig into an Accenture data breach that could ripple across their massive client base, plus a quick detour into ultramarathon training strategy that's all about working smarter, not harder. This episode covers a Microsoft Defender patch that came dangerously late, how Windows telemetry helped nab a cybercriminal, and a supply chain attack that hit the Web3 ecosystem hard. We also dig into an Accenture data breach that could ripple across the hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 99 99 Episode 99: July 09, 2026 full 8d12f565-d407-4471-bb9a-a29788a098b8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/2172fc8f Thu, 09 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 287 This episode covers critical security patches from Ubiquiti for UniFi gear, a fifteen-year-old Linux kernel flaw called GhostLock that allows privilege escalation, and a solo attacker who breached AWS in just seventy-two hours using AI and cloud misconfigurations. We also touch on sustainable optimization strategies and John Deere's landmark right-to-repair settlement with the FTC. This episode covers critical security patches from Ubiquiti for UniFi gear, a fifteen-year-old Linux kernel flaw called GhostLock that allows privilege escalation, and a solo attacker who breached AWS in just seventy-two hours using AI and cloud misconfig hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 98 98 Episode 98: July 08, 2026 full 06ec7e1d-a27c-49fd-b8f0-0473d78f2939 https://share.transistor.fm/s/eae5fd84 Wed, 08 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 346 This episode digs into a sixteen-year-old Linux kernel flaw that's been lurking in virtualized systems, Accenture's messy data breach with source code now up for sale, and a hidden backdoor baked into Tenda router firmware. We also cover GitHub's GitLost vulnerability that lets attackers pull private data through public repos, plus the usual reminder that scale and reputation don't make anyone immune. This episode digs into a sixteen-year-old Linux kernel flaw that's been lurking in virtualized systems, Accenture's messy data breach with source code now up for sale, and a hidden backdoor baked into Tenda router firmware. We also cover GitHub's GitLost hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 97 97 Episode 97: July 07, 2026 full 9f4691e6-26f8-4d63-bb0b-573a4add8f04 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f512b15d Tue, 07 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 319 This episode covers a critical Gitea Docker vulnerability exploited just thirteen days after patching, the first fully autonomous LLM-driven ransomware attack called JadePuffer, and a sixteen-year-old KVM hypervisor flaw that lets guest VMs escape to the host. Adrian also digs into how Microsoft used Windows hardware IDs to track down a hacker, proving your device might be less anonymous than you think. This episode covers a critical Gitea Docker vulnerability exploited just thirteen days after patching, the first fully autonomous LLM-driven ransomware attack called JadePuffer, and a sixteen-year-old KVM hypervisor flaw that lets guest VMs escape to the hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 96 96 Episode 96: July 06, 2026 full c2c5e5ee-12ed-441e-982c-afe84fe6ce92 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5107d175 Mon, 06 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 364 This episode covers North Korean hackers flooding developer repositories with over a hundred malicious packages, new credential-stealing tactics like ConsentFix that bypass multi-factor authentication in seconds, and a critical SharePoint vulnerability now being actively exploited two months after its patch. We also dig into what researchers believe is the first fully AI-automated ransomware attack, marking a dangerous new milestone in cyber threats. This episode covers North Korean hackers flooding developer repositories with over a hundred malicious packages, new credential-stealing tactics like ConsentFix that bypass multi-factor authentication in seconds, and a critical SharePoint vulnerability no hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 95 95 Episode 95: July 05, 2026 full d7b23ed0-960b-4de4-8d99-8c29714a5c3f https://share.transistor.fm/s/84523594 Sun, 05 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 316 This episode digs into a Scattered Spider extradition, the first fully AI-driven ransomware attack, and a Tesla bug bounty that uncovered a $243 million flaw. We also cover an actively exploited SharePoint vulnerability and what it means when the tools running half the enterprise become the entry point. This episode digs into a Scattered Spider extradition, the first fully AI-driven ransomware attack, and a Tesla bug bounty that uncovered a $243 million flaw. We also cover an actively exploited SharePoint vulnerability and what it means when the tools ru hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 94 94 Episode 94: July 04, 2026 full 6e47dce8-cf7f-4a20-bbbe-d24c682d7799 https://share.transistor.fm/s/eb675585 Sat, 04 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 413 This episode covers a critical Linux kernel flaw that gives unprivileged users full root access across billions of devices, a clever macOS credential stealer disguising itself as legitimate software, and the takedown of a massive residential proxy network that secretly compromised two million Android devices. Adrian North walks through the early morning signals that matter before the weekend noise kicks in. It's a quick Saturday security briefing for anyone who needs to know what's actively threatening systems right now. This episode covers a critical Linux kernel flaw that gives unprivileged users full root access across billions of devices, a clever macOS credential stealer disguising itself as legitimate software, and the takedown of a massive residential proxy network hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 93 93 Episode 93: July 03, 2026 full 6867c843-7469-4534-bec1-67b71acef29a https://share.transistor.fm/s/40f1e8f6 Fri, 03 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 270 This episode digs into ransomware crews deploying multi-vector attacks through Citrix vulnerabilities and stolen Fortinet credentials, plus a CISA warning on an actively exploited SharePoint flaw. We also cover the Tesla bug bounty that somehow escalated into a $243 million lesson, and why elite athletes aren't just better at training—they're better at everything around it. This episode digs into ransomware crews deploying multi-vector attacks through Citrix vulnerabilities and stolen Fortinet credentials, plus a CISA warning on an actively exploited SharePoint flaw. We also cover the Tesla bug bounty that somehow escalated hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 92 92 Episode 92: July 02, 2026 full 3de0b359-043e-4a0c-9de8-fe67d8c3b1bc https://share.transistor.fm/s/896bc8b3 Thu, 02 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 383 This episode covers AI-generated malware that's raising alarms among cybersecurity researchers, a teenage hacker's extradition in the Scattered Spider case, and record-breaking performances at the Western States 100 ultramarathon. Adrian North walks through six signals from the tech and culture landscape before your workday demands attention. It's your early-morning dose of what's moving through the network right now. This episode covers AI-generated malware that's raising alarms among cybersecurity researchers, a teenage hacker's extradition in the Scattered Spider case, and record-breaking performances at the Western States 100 ultramarathon. Adrian North walks throu hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 91 91 Episode 91: July 01, 2026 full 23b2fc83-5799-4f54-a58f-824cbe1f2cc1 https://share.transistor.fm/s/14ab5468 Wed, 01 Jul 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 413 This episode digs into a shocking security study revealing that nearly two-thirds of AI chatbot apps on iPhone are leaking user credentials and API keys in plain sight. We also cover RustDuck, a dangerous new botnet targeting home routers and cameras, plus the latest Kali Linux release packed with fresh penetration testing tools. This episode digs into a shocking security study revealing that nearly two-thirds of AI chatbot apps on iPhone are leaking user credentials and API keys in plain sight. We also cover RustDuck, a dangerous new botnet targeting home routers and cameras, plu hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 90 90 Episode 90: June 30, 2026 full fdbfe681-ef51-4707-b57b-1735991f162b https://share.transistor.fm/s/009c1d17 Tue, 30 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 296 This episode covers a major Microsoft Edge extension purge, a sneaky supply chain attack using VS Code automation, and a new Linux privilege escalation exploit called pedit COW. Adrian also highlights an incredible ultrarunning performance at Western States before the day's chaos takes over. This episode covers a major Microsoft Edge extension purge, a sneaky supply chain attack using VS Code automation, and a new Linux privilege escalation exploit called pedit COW. Adrian also highlights an incredible ultrarunning performance at Western Stat hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 89 89 Episode 89: June 29, 2026 full 4f99efa5-be29-4607-a631-b7f978d11b44 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9fea722e Mon, 29 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 356 This episode digs into three emerging threats targeting the tools developers and security-conscious users rely on most. We cover a sophisticated npm supply chain attack infiltrating GitHub Actions, a Russian phishing campaign hunting Signal backup keys, and a chilling new exploit that weaponizes AI coding agents through hidden instructions. The common thread? Trust is the new attack surface. This episode digs into three emerging threats targeting the tools developers and security-conscious users rely on most. We cover a sophisticated npm supply chain attack infiltrating GitHub Actions, a Russian phishing campaign hunting Signal backup keys, a hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 88 88 Episode 88: June 28, 2026 full 2e472a5d-ec7e-4b93-b02d-260b5bd06710 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1cf298f2 Sun, 28 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 364 This episode covers the quiet but critical signals from a Sunday morning in late June, including a new framework to help companies manage aging open-source projects before they become security nightmares. We dig into a Russian phishing campaign targeting Signal backup keys, an anonymous GitHub account dropping zero-day exploits into the wild, and why even the most secure tools fail when human trust gets weaponized. This episode covers the quiet but critical signals from a Sunday morning in late June, including a new framework to help companies manage aging open-source projects before they become security nightmares. We dig into a Russian phishing campaign targeting hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 86 86 Episode 86: June 26, 2026 full 52de0b2c-8071-4b81-9794-a8f20bde57a2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9e709107 Fri, 26 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 384 This episode digs into a Cisco SD-WAN zero-day exploit breakdown from Mandiant, a clever macOS malware strain that deceives AI analysis tools with fake error messages, and a former hacker now applying exploit-finding skills to solar energy collection. Adrian North walks through early-morning signals before the noise of the day takes over. This episode digs into a Cisco SD-WAN zero-day exploit breakdown from Mandiant, a clever macOS malware strain that deceives AI analysis tools with fake error messages, and a former hacker now applying exploit-finding skills to solar energy collection. Adr hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 85 85 Episode 85: June 25, 2026 full 0e42e34c-4c91-4733-a982-cfa7428c7ed8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/dc3ddd10 Thu, 25 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 337 This episode digs into two actively exploited Cisco vulnerabilities that are making waves — including a zero-day that gave attackers root access to SD-WAN devices. We also cover a new website publicly shaming companies that still don't support passkeys, and a reformed hacker with an unexpected new mission. This episode digs into two actively exploited Cisco vulnerabilities that are making waves — including a zero-day that gave attackers root access to SD-WAN devices. We also cover a new website publicly shaming companies that still don't support passkeys, a hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 84 84 Episode 84: June 24, 2026 full 4021393b-c977-4227-ba0f-3439d6806de3 https://share.transistor.fm/s/27245bf2 Wed, 24 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 366 This episode covers active exploitation of a Cisco Unified Communications flaw, LastPass confirming another breach through stolen OAuth tokens, and a former hacker who pivoted to solar energy. Adrian digs into why supply chain attacks are now the standard playbook and shares a Runner's World tip on avoiding long-run mistakes. This episode covers active exploitation of a Cisco Unified Communications flaw, LastPass confirming another breach through stolen OAuth tokens, and a former hacker who pivoted to solar energy. Adrian digs into why supply chain attacks are now the standard hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 83 83 Episode 83: June 23, 2026 full facf5de2-8d5d-482f-955f-51f1270ce621 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f89c0fe6 Tue, 23 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 311 This episode digs into Canada's unprecedented move to remotely clean malware from citizens' devices without permission, Microsoft's attribution of the Mastra AI supply chain attack to North Korean hackers, and a newly published iPhone exploit that lives in hardware Apple can't patch. We also touch on why your best running mentor is probably the local coach who shows up at dawn, not the influencer with perfect splits. This episode digs into Canada's unprecedented move to remotely clean malware from citizens' devices without permission, Microsoft's attribution of the Mastra AI supply chain attack to North Korean hackers, and a newly published iPhone exploit that lives i hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 82 82 Episode 82: June 22, 2026 full 5dfbf0a4-e1e9-4e9f-83a4-c5e3b23c59ed https://share.transistor.fm/s/2b6c7393 Mon, 22 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 386 This episode digs into a CISA deadline for a critical Splunk vulnerability that's already being exploited in the wild, a North Korean supply chain attack that poisoned over 140 npm packages, and how a junior hacker used legitimate tools like Tailscale to maintain persistence after losing his primary command server. Adrian breaks down six stories that show how attackers are leveraging trust, timing, and creative tradecraft to stay ahead. This episode digs into a CISA deadline for a critical Splunk vulnerability that's already being exploited in the wild, a North Korean supply chain attack that poisoned over 140 npm packages, and how a junior hacker used legitimate tools like Tailscale to hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 81 81 Episode 81: June 21, 2026 full 3478d9e6-cd2b-4594-b65c-4c58f9848103 https://share.transistor.fm/s/6ce44b8f Sun, 21 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 399 On today's Signal Check, Adrian digs into a North Korean supply chain attack that poisoned over 140 npm packages, an unpatchable iPhone exploit targeting Apple's SecureROM, and a scrappy hacker who kept his operation alive using Tailscale and SSH after losing his C2 server. Plus, millions in Brazil received a mysterious unauthorized emergency alert that nobody can quite explain yet. On today's Signal Check, Adrian digs into a North Korean supply chain attack that poisoned over 140 npm packages, an unpatchable iPhone exploit targeting Apple's SecureROM, and a scrappy hacker who kept his operation alive using Tailscale and SSH after lo hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 80 80 Episode 80: June 20, 2026 full 67747f08-1e9d-4400-9fe1-df81da69fb1f https://share.transistor.fm/s/93cdc2f7 Sat, 20 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 358 This episode covers critical security patches for NGINX that can't wait until Monday, a messy OAuth breach at Klue that gave hackers direct access to Salesforce data, and an unpatchable exploit in millions of older iPhones that Apple can't fix with software. Adrian walks through what moved overnight and why it matters before the weekend noise kicks in. This episode covers critical security patches for NGINX that can't wait until Monday, a messy OAuth breach at Klue that gave hackers direct access to Salesforce data, and an unpatchable exploit in millions of older iPhones that Apple can't fix with softwa hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 79 79 Episode 79: June 19, 2026 full f489de90-9d7e-4e24-9741-70a9ffb3791f https://share.transistor.fm/s/692c61cc Fri, 19 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 335 This episode digs into a patient cryptocurrency clipper campaign running since February, a French attacker who pivoted to legitimate remote tools when their server died, and why Salesforce integrations are becoming a serious supply chain risk. Adrian pulls signal from the noise before the day gets loud. This episode digs into a patient cryptocurrency clipper campaign running since February, a French attacker who pivoted to legitimate remote tools when their server died, and why Salesforce integrations are becoming a serious supply chain risk. Adrian pull hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 78 78 Episode 78: June 18, 2026 full 8fdd0d0f-5945-40e2-b375-f62bbd23f289 https://share.transistor.fm/s/db966db5 Thu, 18 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 353 On today's Signal Check, Adrian North walks through six morning signals including the UK's controversial ID-based age verification law for social media, a sophisticated Android banking trojan called Rokarolla targeting hundreds of apps, and a French cyberattack that used legitimate IT tools to maintain persistent access. It's a sharp look at what moved overnight before the inbox explodes. On today's Signal Check, Adrian North walks through six morning signals including the UK's controversial ID-based age verification law for social media, a sophisticated Android banking trojan called Rokarolla targeting hundreds of apps, and a French cyber hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 77 77 Episode 77: June 17, 2026 full 29a90580-36fc-412d-b534-96c102d5ea20 https://share.transistor.fm/s/16ef58b2 Wed, 17 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 325 This episode digs into a powerful new Android banking trojan hitting over 200 apps, a federal warning about an actively exploited cPanel plugin, and a leaked membership list from Peter Thiel's ultra-exclusive Dialog retreat. Signal Check covers the threats already moving before your coffee gets cold. This episode digs into a powerful new Android banking trojan hitting over 200 apps, a federal warning about an actively exploited cPanel plugin, and a leaked membership list from Peter Thiel's ultra-exclusive Dialog retreat. Signal Check covers the threat hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 76 76 Episode 76: June 16, 2026 full ef9dae5d-fda7-44b4-8d76-792c7433dff6 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d6e7132e Tue, 16 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 303 This episode digs into a cascade of high-value security breaches, from a three-vulnerability chain in AI gateway infrastructure to a one-click exploit in Microsoft 365 Copilot that exposed entire workspaces. We also cover a year-long Chinese espionage campaign that weaponized Google Workspace forwarding rules and a LinkedIn job scam that sparked hundreds of comments on Hacker News. This episode digs into a cascade of high-value security breaches, from a three-vulnerability chain in AI gateway infrastructure to a one-click exploit in Microsoft 365 Copilot that exposed entire workspaces. We also cover a year-long Chinese espionage cam hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 75 75 Episode 75: June 15, 2026 full eda587c8-f4d7-4983-9f1c-687c31ca405c https://share.transistor.fm/s/c9d8698e Mon, 15 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 328 This episode covers six cybersecurity and tech stories from Monday morning, including a zero-day exploit in Oracle PeopleSoft by ShinyHunters, a massive AUR package compromise affecting Arch Linux users, and a CISA emergency directive on Ivanti Sentry. Adrian also digs into a fascinating DIY project where someone indexed 669 gigabytes of GoPro footage using local machine learning models. This episode covers six cybersecurity and tech stories from Monday morning, including a zero-day exploit in Oracle PeopleSoft by ShinyHunters, a massive AUR package compromise affecting Arch Linux users, and a CISA emergency directive on Ivanti Sentry. Ad hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 74 74 Episode 74: June 14, 2026 full 7c30e359-faed-4e49-aa34-57b4d3e025b8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9b1f1aab Sun, 14 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 296 This episode covers a major supply chain attack on Arch Linux's AUR, a zero-day exploit in Oracle PeopleSoft used by the ShinyHunters crew to breach universities, and a few unexpected signals about endurance and starting late. Adrian breaks down the technical fallout from both incidents and reminds us that not every signal is a threat—some are just proof that it's never too late to begin. Grab your coffee and get the morning download before the day gets loud. This episode covers a major supply chain attack on Arch Linux's AUR, a zero-day exploit in Oracle PeopleSoft used by the ShinyHunters crew to breach universities, and a few unexpected signals about endurance and starting late. Adrian breaks down the techn hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 73 73 Episode 73: June 13, 2026 full 9dd1c4dd-6551-4f89-afaf-d3d4e22be161 https://share.transistor.fm/s/ef8a0a21 Sat, 13 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 343 This episode digs into a brutal week for security, starting with over 400 hijacked Arch Linux packages that installed credential stealers and rootkits. We also cover ShinyHunters exploiting a zero-day in Oracle PeopleSoft to hit universities, and an AI-powered cyber defense platform launching with serious funding and even bigger questions. This episode digs into a brutal week for security, starting with over 400 hijacked Arch Linux packages that installed credential stealers and rootkits. We also cover ShinyHunters exploiting a zero-day in Oracle PeopleSoft to hit universities, and an AI-po hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 72 72 Episode 72: June 12, 2026 full 7cb2555a-7d2f-45e1-9f49-5baed00a2de2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/e9c9d999 Fri, 12 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 384 This episode covers ShinyHunters exploiting an unpatched Oracle PeopleSoft vulnerability to breach universities, the leaked Miasma worm source code lowering the barrier for supply-chain attacks, and new research showing how AI agents like OpenClaw can be tricked into running malicious code through prompt injection. Adrian breaks down the week's critical signals before the weekend hits. This episode covers ShinyHunters exploiting an unpatched Oracle PeopleSoft vulnerability to breach universities, the leaked Miasma worm source code lowering the barrier for supply-chain attacks, and new research showing how AI agents like OpenClaw can be hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 71 71 Episode 71: June 11, 2026 full f7df2549-1685-4b93-acdb-4b1a726d2e4d https://share.transistor.fm/s/5115abac Thu, 11 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 346 This episode digs into a fresh Microsoft Defender zero-day granting full system access, a new SSD timing attack that tracks your browsing through hardware behavior, and the rise of The Gentlemen ransomware group building a professional cybercrime empire. Adrian breaks down why these aren't just bugs—they're fundamental shifts in how attacks work. Morning coffee required. This episode digs into a fresh Microsoft Defender zero-day granting full system access, a new SSD timing attack that tracks your browsing through hardware behavior, and the rise of The Gentlemen ransomware group building a professional cybercrime empire. hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 70 70 Episode 70: June 10, 2026 full 5eb6ceb7-9c0c-47a6-8567-e829f84c5660 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4aaed6bf Wed, 10 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 310 This episode covers a critical Check Point VPN flaw being actively exploited by ransomware groups, a wild new browser-based attack that uses your SSD to spy on your activity, and a must-patch Veeam vulnerability that lets any domain user compromise your backup infrastructure. Adrian also digs into surprising running science that shows walking breaks can actually make you faster. It's threat intel, hardware side-channels, and a dash of endurance strategy before your second cup of coffee. This episode covers a critical Check Point VPN flaw being actively exploited by ransomware groups, a wild new browser-based attack that uses your SSD to spy on your activity, and a must-patch Veeam vulnerability that lets any domain user compromise your b hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 69 69 Episode 69: June 09, 2026 full 22d7fe5a-45bb-4b3f-98ee-fd51c0b24e38 https://share.transistor.fm/s/341cfbe6 Tue, 09 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 410 This episode covers emergency patches for a critical Check Point VPN zero-day that's been exploited by ransomware groups since early May, plus a Python supply-chain attack that compromised nineteen packages on PyPI. Adrian breaks down why patching isn't enough when attackers have already had weeks inside networks, and how developer trust becomes the vulnerability in these campaigns. This episode covers emergency patches for a critical Check Point VPN zero-day that's been exploited by ransomware groups since early May, plus a Python supply-chain attack that compromised nineteen packages on PyPI. Adrian breaks down why patching isn't e hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 68 68 Episode 68: June 08, 2026 full 4641e1b8-0aa7-4fbc-b2ad-9ea0df1d169b https://share.transistor.fm/s/2b1149a2 Mon, 08 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 399 This episode digs into the worst security breaches of 2026 so far, from compromised critical infrastructure to a hacked FBI surveillance system. Adrian also covers World Cup scammers flooding the web with fake ticket sites and a freshly exploited SolarWinds vulnerability causing server crashes across government and enterprise networks. This episode digs into the worst security breaches of 2026 so far, from compromised critical infrastructure to a hacked FBI surveillance system. Adrian also covers World Cup scammers flooding the web with fake ticket sites and a freshly exploited SolarWin hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 67 67 Episode 67: June 07, 2026 full b203f506-9f98-4d93-9288-2341d1d9653a https://share.transistor.fm/s/018b8575 Sun, 07 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 388 This episode digs into Arabic-targeted Android spyware disguised as news apps, a massive npm supply chain attack distributing Rust-based malware to developers, and how hackers reportedly hijacked high-profile Instagram accounts using Meta's own AI support bot. Adrian North walks through the weekend's most critical signals before the world fully wakes up. It's your Sunday morning threat briefing with coffee in hand. This episode digs into Arabic-targeted Android spyware disguised as news apps, a massive npm supply chain attack distributing Rust-based malware to developers, and how hackers reportedly hijacked high-profile Instagram accounts using Meta's own AI support hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 66 66 Episode 66: June 06, 2026 full 4ead25e1-0590-416f-90bc-44484a9345c5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4149d23d Sat, 06 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 378 This episode covers six critical cybersecurity signals, from World Cup scam operations already in overdrive to the disturbing rise of in-person social engineering attacks where ransomware crews literally walk into offices. Adrian unpacks why the browser has become the new security perimeter and what that means for anyone who thinks their defenses are still holding. This episode covers six critical cybersecurity signals, from World Cup scam operations already in overdrive to the disturbing rise of in-person social engineering attacks where ransomware crews literally walk into offices. Adrian unpacks why the browser h hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 65 65 Episode 65: June 05, 2026 full 9687885d-57d0-4cd4-903e-09b32022c117 https://share.transistor.fm/s/267b283f Fri, 05 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 333 This episode covers a critical Cisco vulnerability that grants attackers root access without credentials, AI-powered tools now hunting bugs faster than humans, and underground tutorials industrializing cybercrime for beginners. We also dig into a two-year-old Redis flaw and a sixteen-year-old white-hat hacker who broke into India's exam portals just to fix them. It's Signal Check — your early-morning look at what's moving in the security world before the chaos starts. This episode covers a critical Cisco vulnerability that grants attackers root access without credentials, AI-powered tools now hunting bugs faster than humans, and underground tutorials industrializing cybercrime for beginners. We also dig into a two-year hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 64 64 Episode 64: June 04, 2026 full 9757e7c2-9817-46ff-ab95-b8a231add4b0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/570237bc Thu, 04 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 313 This episode covers a zero-day flaw in Visual Studio Code that's leaking GitHub tokens, a devastating HTTP/2 exploit hammering web servers across the internet, and how attackers are now using AI to automatically bypass security tools faster than defenders can respond. Adrian breaks down what's moving in the threat landscape before your second cup of coffee hits. It's Thursday morning, and the signals are already loud. This episode covers a zero-day flaw in Visual Studio Code that's leaking GitHub tokens, a devastating HTTP/2 exploit hammering web servers across the internet, and how attackers are now using AI to automatically bypass security tools faster than defenders hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 63 63 Episode 63: June 03, 2026 full 16451859-06a6-459f-85f7-c7dca07b2dcb https://share.transistor.fm/s/0a3be892 Wed, 03 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 278 This episode covers Google's urgent Android patch fixing an actively exploited vulnerability, another authentication bypass hitting Palo Alto's VPN gateways, and a wild new attack where hackers use Meta's own AI support tools to hijack Instagram accounts. We also dig into the growing cyberdeck movement — DIY enthusiasts building custom hardware to escape big tech surveillance — and wrap with a look at stunning independent trail races across the country. This episode covers Google's urgent Android patch fixing an actively exploited vulnerability, another authentication bypass hitting Palo Alto's VPN gateways, and a wild new attack where hackers use Meta's own AI support tools to hijack Instagram accounts. hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 62 62 Episode 62: June 02, 2026 full 491d2d03-ac49-462d-8b3f-a0fdeec774b1 https://share.transistor.fm/s/5fcd4983 Tue, 02 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 305 This episode covers a wild range of security wake-up calls — from hackers tricking Meta's AI chatbot to hijack high-profile Instagram accounts, to compromised npm packages stealing developer credentials, to a critical Windows vulnerability now being actively exploited. Adrian North also shifts gears to spotlight thirteen stunning independent trail races across the U.S. for anyone looking to suffer beautifully. This episode covers a wild range of security wake-up calls — from hackers tricking Meta's AI chatbot to hijack high-profile Instagram accounts, to compromised npm packages stealing developer credentials, to a critical Windows vulnerability now being activ hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 61 61 Episode 61: June 01, 2026 full e5068f6c-0d15-4672-aa52-68c096da0f6c https://share.transistor.fm/s/dcd4c08f Mon, 01 Jun 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 324 This episode covers critical vulnerabilities in Gogs and Palo Alto's GlobalProtect VPN that are already being actively exploited, plus the takedown of a massive 17 million device botnet in the Netherlands. Adrian also digs into a bizarre new attack where hackers used an AI agent to carry out post-compromise actions autonomously. It's a Monday morning packed with urgent patches and unsettling new tactics. This episode covers critical vulnerabilities in Gogs and Palo Alto's GlobalProtect VPN that are already being actively exploited, plus the takedown of a massive 17 million device botnet in the Netherlands. Adrian also digs into a bizarre new attack where hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 60 60 Episode 60: May 31, 2026 full 8196158d-552a-4c63-b70d-7798b60d41ab https://share.transistor.fm/s/ff4e610f Sun, 31 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 349 This episode covers critical vulnerabilities hitting Gogs self-hosted Git servers, Palo Alto VPN authentication bypass being actively exploited, and a groundbreaking attack where threat actors deployed an AI agent to autonomously handle post-exploitation. We also dig into a new Linux kernel privilege escalation flaw and what it means when your VPN becomes the weakest link. This episode covers critical vulnerabilities hitting Gogs self-hosted Git servers, Palo Alto VPN authentication bypass being actively exploited, and a groundbreaking attack where threat actors deployed an AI agent to autonomously handle post-exploitation. hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 59 59 Episode 59: May 30, 2026 full 7cc7a904-66a1-40ce-b9d6-05a52e103968 https://share.transistor.fm/s/db35b7e8 Sat, 30 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 289 This episode covers a cybercrime gang funding real-world violence with stolen data, a Russian hacker who spent five years running an AI bot inside a 17,000-member Telegram channel, and Dutch authorities dismantling a botnet controlling 17 million infected devices. We also dig into how cloud misconfigurations stack into serious exploits when no one's watching the service accounts. This episode covers a cybercrime gang funding real-world violence with stolen data, a Russian hacker who spent five years running an AI bot inside a 17,000-member Telegram channel, and Dutch authorities dismantling a botnet controlling 17 million infected hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 57 57 Episode 57: May 28, 2026 full df2024ec-94fd-4a6d-8f79-6fe53fe2944d https://share.transistor.fm/s/bbbb783f Thu, 28 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 310 This episode digs into a dark week for software supply chains, from the Glassworm botnet takedown to the TrapDoor malware infecting npm, PyPI, and CratesIO—plus why multi-factor authentication isn't as bulletproof as you think when attackers weaponize fatigue. Adrian also spotlights thirteen under-the-radar trail races that trade crowds for waterfalls and old-growth forests. It's cybersecurity threats and hidden running gems before your coffee cools. This episode digs into a dark week for software supply chains, from the Glassworm botnet takedown to the TrapDoor malware infecting npm, PyPI, and CratesIO—plus why multi-factor authentication isn't as bulletproof as you think when attackers weaponize fat hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 56 56 Episode 56: May 27, 2026 full 3760486b-8f48-40eb-8028-6642b8933a8f https://share.transistor.fm/s/ca986be5 Wed, 27 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 348 This episode covers a critical Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability demanding immediate patching, a major 7-Eleven data breach exposing 183,000 people, and a coordinated supply chain attack hitting three major package ecosystems at once. Adrian also digs into an Oregon hacker who sold access to the state's emergency network for Bitcoin. It's Wednesday morning, and the signals are already humming. This episode covers a critical Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability demanding immediate patching, a major 7-Eleven data breach exposing 183,000 people, and a coordinated supply chain attack hitting three major package ecosystems at once. Adrian also digs in hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 55 55 Episode 55: May 26, 2026 full 53be78fd-1e89-4add-8a1b-bea8adda5a2c https://share.transistor.fm/s/0a3cdb5c Tue, 26 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 286 On today's Signal Check, Adrian North digs into a massive botnet takedown involving two million compromised devices, a coordinated supply chain attack targeting developers across three major code repositories, and Verizon's latest breach report showing a major shift in how attackers are getting in. Plus, a Romanian ultramarathon turns into a mountain rescue when weather strikes harder than expected. On today's Signal Check, Adrian North digs into a massive botnet takedown involving two million compromised devices, a coordinated supply chain attack targeting developers across three major code repositories, and Verizon's latest breach report showing a hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 54 54 Episode 54: May 25, 2026 full 35163cb0-5360-4c78-b933-0d551a3cae4d https://share.transistor.fm/s/150cb7bb Mon, 25 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 407 This episode covers a coordinated supply chain attack on PHP's Packagist repository, mass exploitation of a critical Ghost CMS vulnerability turning websites into malware traps, and the ironic exposure of AWS GovCloud credentials by a CISA contractor's public GitHub repo. Adrian breaks down how attackers are poisoning dependencies upstream, automating large-scale injections, and why even the agencies protecting federal networks aren't immune to basic security mistakes. This episode covers a coordinated supply chain attack on PHP's Packagist repository, mass exploitation of a critical Ghost CMS vulnerability turning websites into malware traps, and the ironic exposure of AWS GovCloud credentials by a CISA contractor's pu hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 53 53 Episode 53: May 24, 2026 full 4a8bf1b4-34d0-493e-b65a-5258dd41ee3a https://share.transistor.fm/s/3762d9fc Sun, 24 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 354 This episode covers GitHub's new security requirements for npm publishers, a major credential leak from a CISA contractor, and Apple's lockdown mode for high-risk users. We dig into how trust gets built—and broken—in software supply chains and government infrastructure. On today's show, friction that protects, keys left in plain sight, and what to do when your phone becomes a target. This episode covers GitHub's new security requirements for npm publishers, a major credential leak from a CISA contractor, and Apple's lockdown mode for high-risk users. We dig into how trust gets built—and broken—in software supply chains and government hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 52 52 Episode 52: May 23, 2026 full d56a7f56-b760-4914-997b-2eb9be16635f https://share.transistor.fm/s/2d78268a Sat, 23 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 296 This episode digs into the week's quiet but persistent threats—Linux rootkits, router zero-days, and AI adversarial probing—before covering major incidents including Grafana Labs' GitHub breach and a zero-day exploit in Trend Micro's own security software. Adrian North wraps up with a sobering reminder that even CISA contractors aren't immune to mistakes, as exposed AWS GovCloud credentials sat publicly on GitHub. This episode digs into the week's quiet but persistent threats—Linux rootkits, router zero-days, and AI adversarial probing—before covering major incidents including Grafana Labs' GitHub breach and a zero-day exploit in Trend Micro's own security software hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 51 51 Episode 51: May 22, 2026 full e33a07a8-e869-482f-959c-fcbee779fc6e https://share.transistor.fm/s/b71f48f2 Fri, 22 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 290 This episode covers Microsoft shutting down a malware signing operation that weaponized their own trust systems, law enforcement dismantling a VPN service used by ransomware gangs, and a nine-year-old Linux kernel vulnerability that somehow stayed hidden in plain sight. Adrian also digs into GitHub's employee device compromise and what it means when the tools built to protect us become the very things attackers exploit. This episode covers Microsoft shutting down a malware signing operation that weaponized their own trust systems, law enforcement dismantling a VPN service used by ransomware gangs, and a nine-year-old Linux kernel vulnerability that somehow stayed hidden hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 50 50 Episode 50: May 21, 2026 full eb295e2e-292c-42ae-a247-e7ed8aa5e707 https://share.transistor.fm/s/24e95c6c Thu, 21 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 365 This episode covers GitHub's massive breach, CISA's accidental exposure of government cloud credentials, and Microsoft's new open-source AI security tools. We dig into what happens when the infrastructure holding our infrastructure gets compromised, plus a quick detour into gray zone training and why most runners are doing it wrong. This episode covers GitHub's massive breach, CISA's accidental exposure of government cloud credentials, and Microsoft's new open-source AI security tools. We dig into what happens when the infrastructure holding our infrastructure gets compromised, plus hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 49 49 Episode 49: May 20, 2026 full 4fb09a37-4d1e-45f0-bf65-f29a96e7dc33 https://share.transistor.fm/s/e169d97d Wed, 20 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 309 On today's Signal Check, Adrian North digs into over six hundred malicious npm packages flooding the registry, a CISA contractor's exposed AWS credentials left on GitHub, and a newly public Linux kernel exploit called DirtyDecrypt. The episode wraps with a quick detour into reframing personal narratives and how the stories we tell ourselves shape what we think is possible. On today's Signal Check, Adrian North digs into over six hundred malicious npm packages flooding the registry, a CISA contractor's exposed AWS credentials left on GitHub, and a newly public Linux kernel exploit called DirtyDecrypt. The episode wraps with hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 48 48 Episode 48: May 19, 2026 full c4473966-af93-4ed4-b1f6-48cd2acdbff5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d4da6c61 Tue, 19 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 277 This episode covers a critical NGINX vulnerability already being exploited in the wild, a Windows zero-day giving attackers full system control, and a jaw-dropping security lapse where CISA's own contractor leaked AWS GovCloud credentials on GitHub. We also dig into a massive NYC Health + Hospitals breach exposing biometric data from nearly two million people—the kind of information you can never change once it's stolen. This episode covers a critical NGINX vulnerability already being exploited in the wild, a Windows zero-day giving attackers full system control, and a jaw-dropping security lapse where CISA's own contractor leaked AWS GovCloud credentials on GitHub. We al hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 47 47 Episode 47: May 18, 2026 full 19c71d09-02ab-4671-b58c-bb276546db89 https://share.transistor.fm/s/27aabc46 Mon, 18 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 312 On today's Signal Check, Adrian covers a dangerous new Windows zero-day giving attackers full system access, an actively exploited NGINX vulnerability hitting millions of sites, and why your summer running pace feels impossibly hard. Plus, Olympic marathoner Molly Seidel's shift from the road to ultrarunning reminds us that even elite athletes need to find what's fun again. On today's Signal Check, Adrian covers a dangerous new Windows zero-day giving attackers full system access, an actively exploited NGINX vulnerability hitting millions of sites, and why your summer running pace feels impossibly hard. Plus, Olympic maratho hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 46 46 Episode 46: May 17, 2026 full 26085e4f-a091-4f9e-a168-f609967e2bd9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/05d4a7eb Sun, 17 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 309 This episode covers a critical Microsoft Exchange vulnerability being actively exploited in the wild, the story of Fisker EV owners who reverse-engineered their abandoned cars into an open-source movement, and a deep dive into the "sweet spot" training zone that could unlock faster running without the burnout. We also touch on prize money still owed to marathon runners six months after crossing the finish line. This episode covers a critical Microsoft Exchange vulnerability being actively exploited in the wild, the story of Fisker EV owners who reverse-engineered their abandoned cars into an open-source movement, and a deep dive into the "sweet spot" training zo hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 45 45 Episode 45: May 16, 2026 full 47fb5c29-1017-4056-841e-80c525c14513 https://share.transistor.fm/s/632511cd Sat, 16 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 390 This episode covers active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange and Cisco SD-WAN, a supply chain breach that hit OpenAI developers, and why patching timelines matter when attackers are already inside the door. Adrian pulls weekend signals on threats that don't take days off—from zero-days to compromised signing certificates. It's a sobering look at how fast the window closes between disclosure and exploitation. This episode covers active exploitation of critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange and Cisco SD-WAN, a supply chain breach that hit OpenAI developers, and why patching timelines matter when attackers are already inside the door. Adrian pulls weeken hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 44 44 Episode 44: May 15, 2026 full 5651108e-6ccc-4710-a7a4-af18f11345b8 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a3ec50d5 Fri, 15 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 294 This episode covers the fallout from Pwn2Own Berlin, where researchers exposed 24 zero-day exploits in one day, plus urgent warnings about a Cisco SD-WAN authentication bypass being actively exploited in the wild. We also dig into a new Linux privilege escalation flaw called Fragnesia and what it means when similar bugs start clustering together. This episode covers the fallout from Pwn2Own Berlin, where researchers exposed 24 zero-day exploits in one day, plus urgent warnings about a Cisco SD-WAN authentication bypass being actively exploited in the wild. We also dig into a new Linux privilege es hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 43 43 Episode 43: May 14, 2026 full 5e15e88e-5f52-4e58-8b24-bde67e09ab3e https://share.transistor.fm/s/d1f585a8 Thu, 14 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 337 This episode covers two unpatched Windows zero-days that bypass BitLocker and escalate privileges, a self-replicating worm spreading through npm packages in the TanStack ecosystem, and a critical remote code execution flaw in the Exim mail server. Adrian breaks down how disclosure tensions, supply chain infections, and legacy infrastructure vulnerabilities are colliding all at once. It's a packed signal day that shows just how fast things can unravel. This episode covers two unpatched Windows zero-days that bypass BitLocker and escalate privileges, a self-replicating worm spreading through npm packages in the TanStack ecosystem, and a critical remote code execution flaw in the Exim mail server. Adrian hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 42 42 Episode 42: May 13, 2026 full fb64b23d-0bbf-486c-ac8d-41ec87267f57 https://share.transistor.fm/s/eb5d82f0 Wed, 13 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 287 This episode covers Microsoft's rare zero-day-free Patch Tuesday, Google's discovery of the first AI-developed exploit bypassing two-factor authentication, and a self-propagating worm infecting hundreds of npm packages in the open source ecosystem. Adrian also touches on the rising cost of high-performance running shoes and what it says about premium pricing creep. This episode covers Microsoft's rare zero-day-free Patch Tuesday, Google's discovery of the first AI-developed exploit bypassing two-factor authentication, and a self-propagating worm infecting hundreds of npm packages in the open source ecosystem. Adrian hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 41 41 Episode 41: May 12, 2026 full 02033f78-b99d-4697-b826-2062f7066825 https://share.transistor.fm/s/58d20aaf Tue, 12 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 373 This episode digs into Google's confirmation of the first AI-generated zero-day exploits now being used in the wild, marking a major shift in the threat landscape. We also cover a supply-chain compromise in the TanStack Router project and what it means for every developer pulling dependencies. This episode digs into Google's confirmation of the first AI-generated zero-day exploits now being used in the wild, marking a major shift in the threat landscape. We also cover a supply-chain compromise in the TanStack Router project and what it means fo hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 39 39 Episode 39: May 10, 2026 full 1f0862d5-f1ad-4f1b-af96-19d299343411 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d08e49aa Sun, 10 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 260 This episode covers a dangerous new Linux zero-day called Dirty Frag that grants root access across major distros, a mass ShinyHunters attack defacing Canvas portals at hundreds of universities, and CISA's urgent four-day patching deadline for a critical Ivanti flaw already being exploited in the wild. Adrian also touches on volcanic trail running victories and a lightning-fast Clojure implementation in Go that boots in seven milliseconds. This episode covers a dangerous new Linux zero-day called Dirty Frag that grants root access across major distros, a mass ShinyHunters attack defacing Canvas portals at hundreds of universities, and CISA's urgent four-day patching deadline for a critical hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 38 38 Episode 38: May 09, 2026 full b19f7871-33ab-42bd-ab83-79f15c6fe3b0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/b620b8c6 Sat, 09 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 415 This episode covers critical zero-day exploits hitting Palo Alto firewalls before disclosure, an unpatched Linux privilege escalation flaw called Dirty Frag, and ShinyHunters breaching Canvas for the second time. Adrian breaks down how the window between vulnerability discovery and exploitation is collapsing fast. If you're running enterprise infrastructure or Linux systems, this Signal Check is essential listening. This episode covers critical zero-day exploits hitting Palo Alto firewalls before disclosure, an unpatched Linux privilege escalation flaw called Dirty Frag, and ShinyHunters breaching Canvas for the second time. Adrian breaks down how the window between hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 37 37 Episode 37: May 08, 2026 full 0f8f65ec-af39-4163-bab5-c2c0a3b0466e https://share.transistor.fm/s/a28a3e3b Fri, 08 May 2026 03:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 334 This episode covers a critical zero-day exploit in Palo Alto firewalls that went unpatched for nearly a month, malware hiding in PyPI packages using workplace chat tools for cover, and a major breach at Canvas that exposed student data across universities. We also dig into why trust systems in open-source repos keep getting weaponized and close with an ultramarathon story that redefines what the human body can actually endure. This episode covers a critical zero-day exploit in Palo Alto firewalls that went unpatched for nearly a month, malware hiding in PyPI packages using workplace chat tools for cover, and a major breach at Canvas that exposed student data across universities hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No Episode 2026-04-23 full 39090f03-49a0-4e36-a6a7-4bb5bbb3d907 https://share.transistor.fm/s/a69bba7d Wed, 22 Apr 2026 18:33:30 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 432 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No Episode 2026-04-20 full 9b9035c6-7e4b-48e1-8186-f3c0382b9904 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c2288a02 Mon, 20 Apr 2026 15:08:43 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 416 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 36 36 Episode 2026-04-18 full ddccc170-f6b1-4f7b-99bc-d60068911a7f https://share.transistor.fm/s/59569a9a Sat, 18 Apr 2026 09:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 503 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 35 35 Episode 2026-04-09 full 5005a2cf-c5d6-47ac-a112-2831e218420d https://share.transistor.fm/s/7efe675f This episode digs into the growing gap between cyber threats and our defenses — from the FBI's report on a record $21 billion lost to scams, to AI models now finding zero-day vulnerabilities in hours instead of months. We also look at how modern GPUs can crack complex passwords in under a day, and why credential theft remains the fastest path to a breach.

]]> This episode digs into the growing gap between cyber threats and our defenses — from the FBI's report on a record $21 billion lost to scams, to AI models now finding zero-day vulnerabilities in hours instead of months. We also look at how modern GPUs can crack complex passwords in under a day, and why credential theft remains the fastest path to a breach.

]]> Fri, 17 Apr 2026 00:16:48 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 506 This episode digs into the growing gap between cyber threats and our defenses — from the FBI's report on a record $21 billion lost to scams, to AI models now finding zero-day vulnerabilities in hours instead of months. We also look at how modern GPUs can crack complex passwords in under a day, and why credential theft remains the fastest path to a breach.

]]> hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 33 33 Episode 2026-04-07 full e983c506-b251-4ee1-a51e-b1e1331da6d4 https://share.transistor.fm/s/e142802b Wed, 08 Apr 2026 09:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 329 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No Episode 2026-04-06 full 25aa8466-04b2-454e-be85-507548bbccdc https://share.transistor.fm/s/a8f068d0 Mon, 06 Apr 2026 09:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 418 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No Episode 2026-04-04 full a60b4d81-b0fe-4bfa-9992-28789cb1d1f5 https://share.transistor.fm/s/0beb1e15 Sat, 04 Apr 2026 09:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 371 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 27 27 Episode 2026-04-01 full fea86d0a-bc4f-43cb-9003-b7033c6b0d0e https://share.transistor.fm/s/2b69605f Wed, 01 Apr 2026 12:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 377 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 26 26 Episode 2026-03-29 full ed6cc908-d5c1-4d1b-a8dd-9a1bfd06b457 https://share.transistor.fm/s/cca03cfc This episode covers Google's 2029 deadline for quantum-safe encryption, the military weaponization of hacked security cameras by state actors, and the compromising of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email by a suspected Iranian cyber unit. Adrian North walks through why these aren't isolated incidents—they're signals of a rapidly shifting threat landscape where legacy systems, unpatched IoT devices, and personal security gaps are becoming critical vulnerabilities.

]]> This episode covers Google's 2029 deadline for quantum-safe encryption, the military weaponization of hacked security cameras by state actors, and the compromising of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email by a suspected Iranian cyber unit. Adrian North walks through why these aren't isolated incidents—they're signals of a rapidly shifting threat landscape where legacy systems, unpatched IoT devices, and personal security gaps are becoming critical vulnerabilities.

]]> Sun, 29 Mar 2026 17:15:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 398 This episode covers Google's 2029 deadline for quantum-safe encryption, the military weaponization of hacked security cameras by state actors, and the compromising of FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email by a suspected Iranian cyber unit. Adrian North walks through why these aren't isolated incidents—they're signals of a rapidly shifting threat landscape where legacy systems, unpatched IoT devices, and personal security gaps are becoming critical vulnerabilities.

]]> hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 26 26 Episode 2026-03-26 full 7b7374a0-07b2-4f93-8091-37755edfd765 https://share.transistor.fm/s/d366a670 This episode digs into a landmark legal case where a jury held Meta and Google accountable for harm caused to a teen's mental health, plus a sophisticated malware campaign targeting healthcare and government orgs with fake copyright notices. We also cover the FCC's new ban on foreign-made routers and what it really means for cybersecurity.

]]> This episode digs into a landmark legal case where a jury held Meta and Google accountable for harm caused to a teen's mental health, plus a sophisticated malware campaign targeting healthcare and government orgs with fake copyright notices. We also cover the FCC's new ban on foreign-made routers and what it really means for cybersecurity.

]]> Sat, 28 Mar 2026 17:16:38 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 329 This episode digs into a landmark legal case where a jury held Meta and Google accountable for harm caused to a teen's mental health, plus a sophisticated malware campaign targeting healthcare and government orgs with fake copyright notices. We also cover the FCC's new ban on foreign-made routers and what it really means for cybersecurity.

]]> hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 25 25 Episode 2026-03-24 full 0faf3241-218e-4fe4-b550-6806a4fbe13d https://share.transistor.fm/s/803ceb6b Tue, 24 Mar 2026 09:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 347 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 24 24 Episode 2026-03-23 full 58379d29-18dd-47f0-beb4-8deeb900360c https://share.transistor.fm/s/fe843019 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 421 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 23 23 Episode 2026-03-22 full 8c8dd2bc-fc71-4a20-82d3-acbc1a1c970b https://share.transistor.fm/s/bdb76269 Sun, 22 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 335 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 22 22 Episode 2026-03-21 full 59396527-9299-4107-abd7-d4ea1a0a54aa https://share.transistor.fm/s/7a7f31c1 Sat, 21 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 463 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 21 21 Episode 2026-03-20 full f96c429a-d4f2-4f78-9922-ca8dd36dca3e https://share.transistor.fm/s/e68d6da3 Thu, 19 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 379 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 18 18 Episode 2026-03-18 full 9d1b5298-cf65-43eb-8bb0-54aa30a9033f https://share.transistor.fm/s/f8eb6eaa Wed, 18 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 426 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 17 17 Episode 2026-03-17 full e4e0ce57-03ba-4048-88f5-1c700021f9fc https://share.transistor.fm/s/5eb7edae Tue, 17 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 303 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No Episode 2026-03-16 full bb9d1455-acf6-4fe2-a59a-2ac2360c1dad https://share.transistor.fm/s/82e25866 Mon, 16 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 333 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 15 15 Episode 2026-03-14 full 51d79346-cd66-439d-8d01-9fd6b40c0915 https://share.transistor.fm/s/9d1d84e5 Sat, 14 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 328 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 14 14 Episode 2026-03-13 full 8819a407-0133-45d2-bded-58ec8b8724ed https://share.transistor.fm/s/7972ea0d Fri, 13 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 544 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 13 13 Episode 2026-03-12 full 94a70645-f638-4de3-81f4-292fd4728a2b https://share.transistor.fm/s/4ab7c80f Thu, 12 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 276 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 13 13 Episode 2026-03-11 full ad2b47c2-fee7-43b0-88c5-99e96175fa77 https://share.transistor.fm/s/510554d1 This episode digs into how the tools we built for safety are being turned against us — from hacked security cameras becoming military reconnaissance tools to AI that can unmask your anonymous online profiles by analyzing how you write. We also explore the escalating AI arms race between voice-cloning scammers and the carriers trying to stop them before your phone rings with a perfect fake.

]]> This episode digs into how the tools we built for safety are being turned against us — from hacked security cameras becoming military reconnaissance tools to AI that can unmask your anonymous online profiles by analyzing how you write. We also explore the escalating AI arms race between voice-cloning scammers and the carriers trying to stop them before your phone rings with a perfect fake.

]]> Wed, 11 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 337 This episode digs into how the tools we built for safety are being turned against us — from hacked security cameras becoming military reconnaissance tools to AI that can unmask your anonymous online profiles by analyzing how you write. We also explore the escalating AI arms race between voice-cloning scammers and the carriers trying to stop them before your phone rings with a perfect fake.

]]> hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 12 12 Episode 2026-03-10 full 73ff9574-dd44-4d77-9818-bc9ad7b9260b https://share.transistor.fm/s/eddfba63 This episode digs into incendiary devices hidden in massage pillows shipped from Lithuania, an AI model uncovering twenty-two security flaws in Firefox without human help, and a marathoner who never takes an offseason. It's espionage meets automation meets endurance — all before your morning coffee gets cold.

]]> This episode digs into incendiary devices hidden in massage pillows shipped from Lithuania, an AI model uncovering twenty-two security flaws in Firefox without human help, and a marathoner who never takes an offseason. It's espionage meets automation meets endurance — all before your morning coffee gets cold.

]]> Tue, 10 Mar 2026 07:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 312 This episode digs into incendiary devices hidden in massage pillows shipped from Lithuania, an AI model uncovering twenty-two security flaws in Firefox without human help, and a marathoner who never takes an offseason. It's espionage meets automation meets endurance — all before your morning coffee gets cold.

]]> hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 12 12 Episode 2026-03-09 full a1a3f983-0e25-45e6-a537-9c665a74572f https://share.transistor.fm/s/9453945d Mon, 09 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0600 Adrian North Adrian North 249 This episode digs into Pakistan-aligned hackers using AI to mass-produce malware, the aging face of cybercrime moving beyond the teenage hacker stereotype, and why your running routine might be wrecking your digestive system. Adrian also unpacks Bitcoin's strange new behavior as a safe-haven asset and what happens when powerful tools fall into the wrong hands. This episode digs into Pakistan-aligned hackers using AI to mass-produce malware, the aging face of cybercrime moving beyond the teenage hacker stereotype, and why your running routine might be wrecking your digestive system. Adrian also unpacks Bitcoin's hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 10 10 Episode 2026-03-08 full 53d1d204-fa0f-4194-9eba-f29bdbc974b2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7fdc2482 Sun, 08 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 371 This episode digs into how federal agencies buy your location data from advertising auctions without warrants, tracking people through prayer apps, dating profiles, and fitness trackers. We also cover the FBI's wiretap systems getting hacked amid a broader wave of breaches hitting telecom giants and government networks. This episode digs into how federal agencies buy your location data from advertising auctions without warrants, tracking people through prayer apps, dating profiles, and fitness trackers. We also cover the FBI's wiretap systems getting hacked amid a broade hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 10 10 Episode 2026-03-07 full b2e6b2ad-6965-4f5b-ba0c-114b14bf6077 https://share.transistor.fm/s/7e49051e Sat, 07 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 320 This episode digs into a sophisticated iOS exploit kit called Coruna that's bringing spyware-grade tools to everyday crypto thieves, plus TikTok's controversial decision to skip end-to-end encryption on DMs. Adrian also explores how Stranger Things references are helping explain cybersecurity concepts in surprisingly effective ways. and space POOP! This episode digs into a sophisticated iOS exploit kit called Coruna that's bringing spyware-grade tools to everyday crypto thieves, plus TikTok's controversial decision to skip end-to-end encryption on DMs. Adrian also explores how Stranger Things refere hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 9 9 Episode 2026-03-06 full 6f35eeeb-ce61-43a9-b303-3165a7804b2f https://share.transistor.fm/s/8c1bf4fc Fri, 06 Mar 2026 09:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 456 hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 8 8 Episode 2026-03-05 full 9ccff9b8-2f90-40cf-877b-701941a6796e https://share.transistor.fm/s/9462d177 This episode covers physical warfare colliding with cloud infrastructure as Iranian missiles knock out Amazon data centers in the UAE, forcing customers to scramble for backup regions. We also dig into Samsung's settlement with Texas over secretly tracking what viewers watch on their smart TVs, burying consent forms under two hundred clicks of dark patterns.

]]> This episode covers physical warfare colliding with cloud infrastructure as Iranian missiles knock out Amazon data centers in the UAE, forcing customers to scramble for backup regions. We also dig into Samsung's settlement with Texas over secretly tracking what viewers watch on their smart TVs, burying consent forms under two hundred clicks of dark patterns.

]]> Thu, 05 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 384 This episode covers physical warfare colliding with cloud infrastructure as Iranian missiles knock out Amazon data centers in the UAE, forcing customers to scramble for backup regions. We also dig into Samsung's settlement with Texas over secretly tracking what viewers watch on their smart TVs, burying consent forms under two hundred clicks of dark patterns. This episode covers physical warfare colliding with cloud infrastructure as Iranian missiles knock out Amazon data centers in the UAE, forcing customers to scramble for backup regions. We also dig into Samsung's settlement with Texas over secretly trackin hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 7 7 Episode 2026-03-04 full 8d70e447-6f3d-44bb-8693-80466151ef14 https://share.transistor.fm/s/89d17593 This episode covers disinformation flooding X during military strikes on Iran, a county health department using ChatGPT to solve a Salmonella outbreak at a beer tent, and the return of Mobile World Congress where experimental phones get wonderfully weird. Adrian North walks through how information moves — and breaks — when things happen fast.

]]> This episode covers disinformation flooding X during military strikes on Iran, a county health department using ChatGPT to solve a Salmonella outbreak at a beer tent, and the return of Mobile World Congress where experimental phones get wonderfully weird. Adrian North walks through how information moves — and breaks — when things happen fast.

]]> Wed, 04 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 339 This episode covers disinformation flooding X during military strikes on Iran, a county health department using ChatGPT to solve a Salmonella outbreak at a beer tent, and the return of Mobile World Congress where experimental phones get wonderfully weird. Adrian North walks through how information moves — and breaks — when things happen fast. This episode covers disinformation flooding X during military strikes on Iran, a county health department using ChatGPT to solve a Salmonella outbreak at a beer tent, and the return of Mobile World Congress where experimental phones get wonderfully weird. hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 6 6 Episode 2026-03-03 full 7d2caf6d-8595-4d28-94bf-fddd2727b12f https://share.transistor.fm/s/572c1e3c This episode covers U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran, the political fallout in Congress, and what it means as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. Adrian also digs into the guilty plea of a Ukrainian man who ran OnlyFake, an AI-powered website that generated over ten thousand fake IDs used to bypass banking security checks.

]]> This episode covers U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran, the political fallout in Congress, and what it means as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. Adrian also digs into the guilty plea of a Ukrainian man who ran OnlyFake, an AI-powered website that generated over ten thousand fake IDs used to bypass banking security checks.

]]> Tue, 03 Mar 2026 09:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 241 This episode covers U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran, the political fallout in Congress, and what it means as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. Adrian also digs into the guilty plea of a Ukrainian man who ran OnlyFake, an AI-powered website that generated over ten thousand fake IDs used to bypass banking security checks. This episode covers U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran, the political fallout in Congress, and what it means as tensions continue to escalate in the Middle East. Adrian also digs into the guilty plea of a Ukrainian man who ran OnlyFake, an AI- hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 5 5 Episode 2026-03-02 full 4c30c784-989f-43cb-876e-e3df954ebe23 https://share.transistor.fm/s/1a127824 This episode digs into the DOJ's $61 million Tether seizure linked to "pig butchering" scams, where victims are groomed for weeks before being drained of their crypto. Adrian also unpacks the irony of Meta suing advertisers for deceptive celeb-bait schemes and touches on emerging weapons in space.

]]> This episode digs into the DOJ's $61 million Tether seizure linked to "pig butchering" scams, where victims are groomed for weeks before being drained of their crypto. Adrian also unpacks the irony of Meta suing advertisers for deceptive celeb-bait schemes and touches on emerging weapons in space.

]]> Mon, 02 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 296 This episode digs into the DOJ's $61 million Tether seizure linked to "pig butchering" scams, where victims are groomed for weeks before being drained of their crypto. Adrian also unpacks the irony of Meta suing advertisers for deceptive celeb-bait schemes and touches on emerging weapons in space. This episode digs into the DOJ's $61 million Tether seizure linked to "pig butchering" scams, where victims are groomed for weeks before being drained of their crypto. Adrian also unpacks the irony of Meta suing advertisers for deceptive celeb-bait scheme hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 4 4 Episode 2026-03-01 full 1683a910-3d94-4cff-bb25-4ac5b5f2e6db https://share.transistor.fm/s/cf2b6bba This episode digs into the Pentagon's unprecedented move to label Anthropic a supply chain risk after the AI company refused military contracts, explores how ransomware payments are hitting record lows even as attacks surge, and questions what happens when our hunger for viral content crashes into shared reality—like running a 5K inside an airplane bathroom. Adrian North breaks down the messy collision of AI ethics, cybercrime economics, and the absurdity of chasing clout at 30,000 feet.

]]> This episode digs into the Pentagon's unprecedented move to label Anthropic a supply chain risk after the AI company refused military contracts, explores how ransomware payments are hitting record lows even as attacks surge, and questions what happens when our hunger for viral content crashes into shared reality—like running a 5K inside an airplane bathroom. Adrian North breaks down the messy collision of AI ethics, cybercrime economics, and the absurdity of chasing clout at 30,000 feet.

]]> Sun, 01 Mar 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 282 This episode digs into the Pentagon's unprecedented move to label Anthropic a supply chain risk after the AI company refused military contracts, explores how ransomware payments are hitting record lows even as attacks surge, and questions what happens when our hunger for viral content crashes into shared reality—like running a 5K inside an airplane bathroom. Adrian North breaks down the messy collision of AI ethics, cybercrime economics, and the absurdity of chasing clout at 30,000 feet. This episode digs into the Pentagon's unprecedented move to label Anthropic a supply chain risk after the AI company refused military contracts, explores how ransomware payments are hitting record lows even as attacks surge, and questions what happens whe hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 2 2 Episode 2026-02-28 full 47f0bca1-e333-47d2-9f4d-cdb0ac5801ce https://share.transistor.fm/s/cafe4d7d This episode digs into the reality check behind Claude Code's overhyped launch, explores the eerie timing of HBO's ransomware episode airing alongside a real Mississippi hospital attack, and profiles Polish computer scientist Maciej Besta who climbs the world's coldest peaks solo. Adrian breaks down why AI tools rarely live up to initial hype and how fictional portrayals might actually help everyday people understand cyber threats.

]]> This episode digs into the reality check behind Claude Code's overhyped launch, explores the eerie timing of HBO's ransomware episode airing alongside a real Mississippi hospital attack, and profiles Polish computer scientist Maciej Besta who climbs the world's coldest peaks solo. Adrian breaks down why AI tools rarely live up to initial hype and how fictional portrayals might actually help everyday people understand cyber threats.

]]> Sat, 28 Feb 2026 14:38:37 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 277 This episode digs into the reality check behind Claude Code's overhyped launch, explores the eerie timing of HBO's ransomware episode airing alongside a real Mississippi hospital attack, and profiles Polish computer scientist Maciej Besta who climbs the world's coldest peaks solo. Adrian breaks down why AI tools rarely live up to initial hype and how fictional portrayals might actually help everyday people understand cyber threats. This episode digs into the reality check behind Claude Code's overhyped launch, explores the eerie timing of HBO's ransomware episode airing alongside a real Mississippi hospital attack, and profiles Polish computer scientist Maciej Besta who climbs the w hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 2 2 Episode 2026-02-27 full bbee8c83-ccf1-4a88-acd8-bad923343a9c https://share.transistor.fm/s/4d492ed9 This episode covers a relentless week in cybersecurity with breaches at PayPal, an emergency Chrome patch, and the troubling reality of AI jailbreaks being used to exfiltrate government data. Adrian also reflects on Jeff Galloway's legacy in running and how normalizing crisis mode has become the new baseline for tech security.

]]> This episode covers a relentless week in cybersecurity with breaches at PayPal, an emergency Chrome patch, and the troubling reality of AI jailbreaks being used to exfiltrate government data. Adrian also reflects on Jeff Galloway's legacy in running and how normalizing crisis mode has become the new baseline for tech security.

]]> Fri, 27 Feb 2026 19:00:00 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 216 This episode digs into major cybersecurity threats including a PayPal breach, a critical Chrome zero-day vulnerability, and a hacker who managed to jailbreak Claude AI to write exploits and steal government data. The hosts also explore BeyondTrust's RCE exploit and wrap up with an inspiring look at how Jeff Galloway revolutionized running for everyday athletes with his run/walk method. This episode digs into major cybersecurity threats including a PayPal breach, a critical Chrome zero-day vulnerability, and a hacker who managed to jailbreak Claude AI to write exploits and steal government data. The hosts also explore BeyondTrust's RCE e hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No 1 1 Episode 2026-02-26 full c08bfbd4-3f09-4b33-9791-208fd8c40ba0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/c3f9529c Thu, 26 Feb 2026 14:37:50 -0700 Adrian North Adrian North 463 All that AI but is it safe? All that AI but is it safe? hacking,cyber security,running,climbing,r No