
"What the Hack?" is the award-winning true cybercrime podcast--the place to hear memorable stories and get good advice.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 240 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyTrue Crime | |||

Online fraud isn’t just annoying. It’s a national crisis, one that may have drained $158 billion from the U.S. economy last year alone. In this episode, AARP’s Kathy Stokes joins us to explain how fraud has evolved into a sophisticated, global operat... more
MGM lost $100 million in 2023. Then Caesars paid $15 million ransom. A few phone calls shut down Vegas, highlighting the destruction that one fast talker can unleash in a zero trust environment. This week we explore what that means in the here and no... more
This week, we're going to the movies. Virginia Heffernan joins us to talk about Groundhog Day (the movie), surveillance, and why online systems reward repetition over reflection and connection with a special cameo by marketing maestro Seth Godin.
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After exposing the scam compounds and human trafficking behind today’s fraud economy, we follow the money, the power, and the few pressure points—from crypto seizures to sanctions—that might actually help spell the end of Southeast Asian scam compoun... more
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Focused on navigating the complex landscape of cybercrime, this podcast presents a series of captivating stories intertwined with expert advice aimed at helping listeners protect themselves from digital threats. Episodes often feature notable guests, including cybersecurity experts and individuals who have faced the consequences of cybercrime firsthand, providing insights into prevalent scams and security practices. The blend of personal anecdotes and practical tips makes it a valuable resource for anyone wanting to stay informed about cybersecurity and online safety.
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What the Hack? launched 5 years ago and published 240 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. Charlotte Jump
2. Virginia Heffernan
3. Jacob Sims
4. Api Tiantong
5. Gary Warner
6. Bob Lord
7. Lauren Zarik
8. Brett Johnson
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