Massive Python Supply Chain Hack, $2.1B Scam Losses, North Korea Targets Crypto Execs
A major open source Python tool was hijacked in a supply chain attack, exposing developer credentials, cloud secrets, and crypto wallets. Meanwhile, the FTC says Americans lost more than $2.1 billion to scams that began on social media, with Facebook leading reported losses. Cybersecurity Today thanks Meter for supporting this podcast. Meter delivers a complete […]
OpenAI Shockwave, Greece Bans Anonymous Accounts, Disney’s Massive AI Costs
OpenAI reportedly missed internal growth targets and investors immediately punished suppliers like Nvidia, Oracle, AMD, and CoreWeave. What does that say about the changing AI market? Hashtag Trending would like to thank Meter for their support in bringing you this podcast. Meter delivers a complete networking stack, wired, wireless and cellular in one integrated solution […]
Claude Deleted a Company Database in 9 Seconds… Then Confessed
Anthropic’s Claude had a remarkable week. A Claude-powered coding agent reportedly deleted a company’s production database and backups in just 9 seconds — then admitted it had “violated every principle” it was given. In today’s episode of Hashtag Trending with Jim Love: • The real lesson behind the Claude database disaster • Apple and Google […]
Microsoft Cuts Again, Claude Revolt, Intel Shocker | Hashtag Trending
Microsoft is offering buyouts while spending billions on AI. Anthropic faces backlash over Claude limits. Intel finds an unexpected win during chip shortages. And Polymarket gets hit by one of the strangest scandals yet. Hashtag Trending would like to thank Meter for their support in bringing you this podcast. Meter delivers a complete networking stack, […]
Cyber Weapon in Toronto, Grid Attack, Stuxnet Lie Exposed
A rogue cyber weapon drove through Toronto blasting scam texts to thousands of phones. A major U.S. critical infrastructure provider confirms a cyberattack. And researchers reveal that Stuxnet may not have been the first cyber weapon after all. In today’s Cybersecurity Today with David Shipley: • First known SMS blaster case in Canada uncovered in […]
Deepfakes, the Death of Truth, and Verifying AI in the Enterprise: Cybersecurity Today Weekend
Cybersecurity Today Weekend: Deepfakes, the Death of Truth, and Verifying AI in the Enterprise Host Jim Love explores whether increasingly realistic deepfake videos signal a “death of truth,” arguing that loss of trust fuels cybersecurity risk because most breaches involve stolen credentials and identity rather than technical exploits. He interviews Rob Gross, CPA/attorney turned tech […]
Project Synapse April 24th 2026 World’s Longest Lightening Round
Mythos Leaks, Token Billing, Claude Routines, and OpenAI’s Big Week (Image Gen 2.0 + 5.5) The hosts attempt a chaotic “lightning round” covering major AI and tech stories: Anthropic’s Mythos tool was reportedly accessed despite being considered too dangerous to release, yet it helped find serious Firefox bugs; Microsoft is criticized for new monetization moves […]
Mythos Model Unauthorized Access
Anthropic’s “Too Dangerous” Mythos Model Leak, OpenAI’s ChatGPT Images 2.0, and AI Data Centers’ Dirty Power Fix Jim Love covers four major AI stories: reports that a private group gained unauthorized access via a third-party environment to Anthropic’s unreleased internal model “Claude Mythos,” considered too risky to release and reportedly highly effective at finding long-hidden […]
Inside The Vercel Supply Chain Exploit
Inside the Vercel Breach: Highlighting OAuth Token Risk In a special edition of Cybersecurity Today, host Jim Love and guest Jamie Blasco (CTO, Nudge Security) discuss Vercel, a major developer hosting platform, and a breach tied to OAuth grants and shadow AI. Reporting shared by Contrast Security’s David Lindner describes how a Context AI employee […]
Microsoft Faces a $2.8 Billion U.K. Lawsuit Over Cloud Pricing
Microsoft Hit With $2.8B UK Cloud Lawsuit, Meta Monitors Employees to Train AI, Firefox Fixes 271 AI-Found Bugs, and a $60B Cursor Deal? This episode covers four tech stories: a UK tribunal allowing a £2.1B ($2.8B) lawsuit accusing Microsoft of overcharging around 60,000 UK businesses for Windows Server licensing on AWS and Google Cloud while […]