Most recent episodes from podcasts in the security category.
23 Feb 2026
The development and application of AI tools, such as Goose AI, in software development is explored, highlighting challenges and opportunities in using AI-generated code and the evolving role of developers.
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16 Feb 2026
Vulnerability management is hindered by the shortcomings of the CVE program, but the proposed Global Vulnerability Intelligence Platform aims to improve global collaboration, standardization, and transparency.
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9 Feb 2026
The Nextcloud podcast explores its evolution as an open-source collaboration platform that promotes digital sovereignty, offering users self-hosted data and software, avoiding vendor lock-in and empowering data portability and transparency.
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3 Feb 2026
Frac magazine's history and impact on the hacking community are explored, detailing its transfiguration from print to online platform, struggles, and eventual revival, highlighting its crucial role in shaping early hacking techniques and cybersecurity industry.
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2 Feb 2026
Emergency management and business continuity planning are critical for organizations to proactively identify and prepare for potential disruptions.
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26 Jan 2026
Passkey technology, a passwordless authentication method, offers improved security but faces challenges, including inconsistent definitions and usability issues, as well as concerns over e-waste and user understanding.
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20 Jan 2026
The episode explores a true story of early 80s and 90s hacking, tracing a notorious hacker and detailing the rise and fall of hacker groups, law enforcement crackdowns, and the broader implications of their activities.
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19 Jan 2026
Suricata is an open-source, multi-mode network intrusion detection and prevention system that analyzes traffic, detects malicious activity, and generates detailed metadata for further analysis.
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12 Jan 2026
Iocane protects self-hosted websites from aggressive web crawlers by using a sophisticated runtime that misdirects bots with rubbish content while preserving normal user experiences.
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6 Jan 2026
The origins and development of hacking culture are traced, from the 1980s "Hacker Manifesto" to the emergence of cybersecurity laws and the evolution of hackers from curious explorers to potential threats.
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