
The podcast that tells true stories about the people making and breaking our digital world. We take listeners into the world of cyber and intelligence without all the techie jargon. Every Tuesday and Friday, former NPR investigations correspondent Dina Temple-Raston and the team draw back the curtain on ransomware attacks, mysterious hackers, and the people who are trying to stop them.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 391 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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For a birdwatcher, spotting a rare bird is like winning the lottery. But what if that bird isn’t supposed to be there? What if its arrival is a warning? From seabirds appearing hundreds of miles from home to elephant seals collecting data beneath Ant... more
A missing daughter. An unidentified body. A single photograph. Facial recognition technology is helping police solve cases that once seemed impossible. But the same technology can identify just about anyone. In this CyberMonday crossover with WAMU an... more
Voting machines have long been at the center of conspiracy theories about U.S. elections. Now, Ben Adida and his nonprofit VotingWorks have built an open-source voting machine anyone can inspect, right down to its computer code. The idea is simple: m... more
You used to need a government-backed operation to spread election disinformation. Now a chatbot might do. Larry Norden of the Brennan Center put the major AI chatbots to the test: Could they create election fakes? Debunk them? Even recognize their ow... more
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Episode “The hidden power of China's video games” wants to warn listeners about a game made in china that censoring what is happening in a chinese game regarding same sex relationships. However, I missed the episode that covered Bidens whitehouse censoring physicians on Twitter and trying to find out who watched videos on YouTube regarding vaccine info. This show used to be good, now it’s just awkward. I’m not pro right or left regarding politics, but I’m pro unbiased reporting. China censors a ... more
So much Ai slop they give credence too on this podcast
I also wish they wouldn’t say cyber ever three seconds on this podcast. It’s so outdated.
And then also what’s with all the episode repeats and not disclosing it? So frustrating.
Please stop recycling your content. This is the third or fourth time in the past few weeks you've used the phone freaking story. It comes across as sad and greedy. If you don't have new content just don't post.
Just heard your show for the first time. It was today's episode on the immigrant protection activist network in LA. I was stunned by the way you exposed the people, places & strategies and by so doing endangered the entire network. People will be arrested, charged & possibly disappeared under new laws that are expanding every day based on your so-called reporting. WTAF
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Narrative journalism on cybersecurity, intelligence, and the people shaping the digital world, told in accessible language for listeners without a technical background. Dina Temple-Raston leads reported stories and interviews with researchers, lawyers, government officials, whistleblowers, technologists, and people directly affected by digital systems. Conversations often connect technical developments, from deepfakes and election security to surveillance and online safety, with their consequences for public trust, rights, and everyday life. The format combines in-depth reporting and personal accounts with expert context, and some episodes include shorter technology news roundups. Its distinctive strength is bringing human stakes and invest... more
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