Threat Wire Season 1, Episode 19: Cyberbunker vs Spamhaus: Biggest Cyber Attack Ever?

CIA Director David Petraeus and Email Privacy

Take action for a FREE and OPEN Internet

This week on Threat Wire, Darren and Shannon discuss the issues with the ITU and keeping the internet free and open for the world.

ITU-T approves Deep Packet Inspection recommendation

All your passwords are belong to us

Instagram Sells Your Photos?!

Cracking Passwords

On this weeks edition of Threat Wire, Darren and Shannon chat with special guest, Jeremi Gosney, about the best practices in keeping your online identity safe.

Fourth Amendment Under Attack!

This week on Threat Wire, Darren discusses the 5 year extension of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

The Future of Privacy from CES 2013

On this weeks edition of Threat Wire, Darren and Shannon chat The Future of Privacy from CES 2013.

R.I.P. Aaron Swartz

This week Threat Wire is dedicated to appreciating and reflecting upon the good Aaron Swartz did for internet freedom as well as what his legacy will continue to do.

Hacker Expelled for Responsible Disclosure and More!

This week Threat Wire, Facebook Graph Search privacy flaws, a student is disciplined for responsible disclosure, MEGA is minute on security, and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act may get its first update in over 20 years.

Surveillance Drones In The U.S.

This week on Threat Wire, megacracker gets cracking, surveillance drones in the U.S., unlocked cell phones, and a petition! Your summary of what's threatening security, privacy and Internet freedom.

Darren Reports From Geneva! The WTPF Internet Society Conference

Stop CISPA

Presidential Cyber Security

This week on Threat Wire, Darren reports on presidential orders to improve cybersecurity infrastructure and Shannon discusses China hacking into the U.S.

Java Vulnerable to Attacks

Your weekly round-up of cyber security and hacking news. On today's episode, a website that can fill your entire hard drive, Java is vulnerable, and the new authentification twitter emails.

New Senate Bill to Prevent Data Mining

The Do-Not-Track Online bill makes its rounds in the US Senate, the anti-torrenting Copyright Alert System is now being enforced by major ISPs, Evernote's system got hacked, and Google reveals that the FBI is spying on some customers. Plug-in to find out what is threatening your internet security on the latest Threat Wire.

Iran’s VPN Crackdown

Iran blocks VPNs outside their country, Facebook OAuth Tokens are hacked again, and Microsoft patches a gaping physical access vulnerability. All that and more, this time on Threat Wire.

Your Email and Text Read?!

The Electronic Communications Privacy Act to be reformed, Potential Man-in-the-Middle attacks on Tor for Android and an AT&T hacker gets indicted.

North Korea Hacked