The hosts have a conversation about passwords, scams in Detroit and Danny Brown's experience with them. They also discuss the importance of protecting personal information.
The process of tracking and identifying internet users involves analyzing various signals such as mouse movements, keystrokes, operating system, fonts, and headers to uniquely identify individuals, even without cookies. Despite being crackable, it's an ongoing cat and mouse game for high-security places on the web.
Anonymous was known for exposing issues that they thought the public should know about. It became a movement to just get, let's get the truth out there and expose something. The Occupy Movement protests began, calling witness to wealth inequality in the U.S.
A group of six hackers formed a crew and began to search for servers running zero-day exploits. They claimed to be targeting corrupt individuals.
A security expert shares his concerns about the recent data leak at Ring, where hackers posted over a thousand usernames and passwords of the company's customers, along with their addresses, and the potential harm such information can cause.