"What the Hack?" is the award-winning true cybercrime podcast--the place to hear memorable stories and get good advice.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 219 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyTrue Crime |
Every click, swipe, and post fuels the data economy. Credit cards, apps, even maps—our lives are scraped, stitched, and sold. It feels like a heist, and sometimes it is. Identity Theft Resource Center CEO Eva Casey-Velasquez insists the picture isn’t... more
It started with a slow roll of weird emails and phone calls. And then award-winning filmmaker Dan Sturman found himself in the crosshairs of serious hackers. With parallels to another case of mistaken identity and an assist from security expert Reube... more
Feeling watched? Join us as Vermont Attorney General Charity Clark breaks down the new reality of digital surveillance. From school apps to AI scams, we dive into how companies collect your data and how to take control of your online privacy. The war... more
A fake Microsoft pop-up cost Ken Westbrook’s mom her life savings. But they scammed the wrong family. Westbrook is former CIA. These days he’s sounding the alarm on how foreign crime rings steal billions from Americans with smishing campaigns, scarew... more
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Some good info but didn’t appreciate the Leftist slant.
Episode 203 is a repost of episode 178 from 6 months ago.
It’s great but they just repost shows now. This has been going on for months and they don’t acknowledge that they are replaying the show like other podcasts do.
Long time listener, first time rater. What the Hack offers a less is more approach to technological hazards we as a species face in today’s world. The gang cover a vast array of topics that stray far from anecdotal. Meaningful content parents, teenagers, and just about anyone who touches a digital device on a daily basis… That’s the whole for us 1st world citizens.
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The content explores a broad spectrum of topics related to cybersecurity and the impact of cyber threats on everyday lives. Through engaging discussions with experts, listeners can learn about the ever-evolving tactics of cybercriminals, data privacy concerns, the significance of online safety for individuals and communities, and the sometimes shocking world of scams that increasingly target users in the digital age. Unique guest insights often enhance the stories shared, providing practical advice coupled with real-life experiences that resonate with anyone who interacts with technology. Moreover, the hosts blend humor with education, making complex topics accessible and engaging for a diverse audience.
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What the Hack? launched 4 years ago and published 219 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on What the Hack? include:
1. Eva Velazquez
2. Ken Westbrook
3. Kurtis Minder
4. Kathy Stokes
5. Ben Winters
6. Chris Hutchins
7. Caitlin Sarian
8. Nicole Perlroth
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