The Russian interference in elections seems to be more focused on political bickering than on understanding the national security problem. Putin and his team seemed to understand how propaganda works and how to get maximum effect through performance.
This podcast episode discusses the notoriety of the Tech 9 firearm, which achieved popularity despite having a reputation of being the shittiest firearm ever made due to its tendency to jam when fired.
A high school student recounts the tale of his hacking shenanigans which included logging into someone's account and stealing their work, and hacking into his school's website to mess around.
The hosts discuss whether Ross Ulbricht, the creator of the Silk Road website, could have gotten away with it by going legit or remaining undetected, similar to the story of Whitey Bulger, a gangster in Boston.
This episode discusses the struggles of survivors of sexual assault and their choices regarding testifying in court against their perpetrators. It also highlights the case of a survivor who chose not to testify against her attacker, resulting in him potentially harming other young girls.