Narrative stories from the cyber world and always teaching me something. Keep them coming. Makes me love Tuesdays.

This podcast has unique tech info definitely worth the listen.

A savvy, mellow short podcast with a mystery tinged storytelling tone, that reveals and reviews cyber scammer techniques, schemes, paid disinfo and troll teams that target unsuspecting internet and social media users. Fascinating hearing who is behind the more common disinfo attacks, political campaign trolls, etc, their names, nationalities, how they choose their targets and who pays them to do such dirty work. Gives a wider context into an unseen world most don't understand or see but are definitely affected by, as are friends and loved ones are. Btw those 1 star reviews are fake- meant to pull down the average review rating to hurt this podcast team.. likely because they were outed for being those very scammers, trolls or criminals. The reviews should be removed since they're obviously fake and abusive.

I’ve been a Dina Temple-Rastin fan since her NPR days, and the stories she and her team are exploring here have just reinforced my enthusiasm! Such a fascinating resource for understanding our modern cybersecurity landscape. You see the “Subscribe” button? I’d recommend that you go ahead and Click Here!

In one episode the “journalist” talked about a persons “unremarkable house” of its u remarkable them why did you remark on it. The show is just bad. This person is not a journalist and this podcast shouldn’t exist in the world. She also has no idea what she’s talking about, topics jump around in such a disordered way some episodes don’t even make sense. Have a nice day.

Typically around 6 minutes of actual content squeezed into 31 minutes of show. Lots of spooky music, lots of ads, lots of repetitions and explanations of the explanations or teases of the actual kernel of information being presented. I’m not sure if it’s more wasted time than typical cable news or not, but it’s very close. Listen at 1.75x speed through most of it and rewind for the few items that matter. And those items are often found in the last 5 minutes of the show (before the final ad break and the credits). But there are usually a few items that matter. And the items covered are very specific to cybersecurity and that’s a good thing.

Really confused why this podcast, which up to this point was somewhat informative, but lacking depth or context, would decide to start publish unvarnished propaganda from one of the worst criminal networks in the world. They allow this guy, who started an online site that allows anyone to hold people, businesses, and governments for ransom, to paint himself as some sort of hero, Robin Hood type. Lionizing criminal gangs, especially one as dangerous as this one, is just disgusting.

The word “cybersecurity” may not sparkle with intrigue and interest for you, but trust me, this excellent podcast - which focuses on cyber espionage, misinformation, ransomware, and related issues - never fails to amaze. Temple-Raston is a superb journalist and host, with a voice pitched to soothe despite the scary stories she investigates. Great show. I look forward every week.

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Your show is so good its too short. You are a true professional.