How Constitutional Computing Could Stop Autonomous AI From Hacking PlatformsJonathan Hirshon of Kihan.ai tells host Paul Roberts that recent AI incidents like the Hugging Face breach—described as OpenAI agentic models gaining internet access and hacking Hugging Face to reach code they weren’t authorized to access—could be… Nov 09 26November 09, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
An AI Firewall? Startup Kihan Puts Permission Checks Between Agents and Enterprise SystemsJonathan Hirshon, CEO speaks about his company’s technology for enforcing authority and governance for enterprise AI agents. Nov 09 26November 09, 2026Article at The Security Ledger
A Firewall for AI? Startup Kihan.ai Launches Inktomi -Enforceable Authority for Enterprise AI AgentsIn this Security Ledger Conversation, host Paul Roberts speaks with Jonathan Hirshon, CEO of newly launched Kihan (kihan.ai), about “Constitutional Computing,” a deterministic, mathematically based approach to enforcing authority and governance for… Nov 09 26November 09, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
Jon’s Ready For His Close Up: Privacy Advocate Appears on Camera for the First Time in 42 Years (!!)Jonathan Hirshon, a lifelong privacy advocate and CEO of newly launched startup Kihan.ai, joins host Paul Roberts to discuss appearing on video for the first time in 42 years after deciding at 18 to never allow photos or video of himself. He explains… Nov 09 26November 09, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
Scripts ‘n Fridges: The Software Support Gap Fueling Cyber ChaosSecurity Ledger host Paul Roberts speaks with Censys’s Silas Cutler about two major incidents: critical remotely exploitable PHP vulnerabilities discovered by a frontier model AI and follow-on AI-assisted research, and cyberattacks on… Nov 03 26November 03, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
Bird Hunting: Jon Gaines' Deep Dive into Flock’s AI Surveillance Technology Bird Hunting: Jon Gai...In this episode of the podcast (#266) we welcome back Jon “Gainsec” Gaines to discuss “Bird Hunting” - a multi-year research project analyzing AI-powered surveillance products including automated license plate readers (ALPRs) and other products made… Nov 03 26November 03, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
Edge Devices Are Your Cyber Underbelly. Here’s Why.In this episode of the podcast, host Paul Roberts interviews Nishawn Smagh of the firm GreyNoise Intelligence about the findings of their State of the Edge report, an analysis of GreyNoise data on risks stemming from compromised edge devices such as… Nov 03 26November 03, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
When Cybersecurity Breaks Mobility: The Hidden Risks of Software-Powered WheelchairsCan a remote software attack send a power wheelchair tumbling down a staircase? Sadly: the answer is “yes.” Check out our latest podcast interview with Billy Rios and Brandon Rothel of QED Secure Solutions. Billy and Brandon discuss their research… Nov 03 26November 03, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
AI Surveillance: Unmasking Flock Safety’s InsecuritiesSecurity researcher Jon “Gainsec” Gaines and YouTuber Benn Jordan discuss their examination of Flock Safety’s AI-powered license plate readers and how cost-driven design choices, outdated software, and weak security controls expose them to abuse.The… Nov 03 26November 03, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
College Hackathon Roots LG TV, Finds It Sharing Location DataA student researcher at Northeastern University gained root access to an LG 24” smart television during a hackathon in October, exposing LG’s extensive digital fingerprinting of smart TVs including the transmission of sensitive information like street address, geographic coordinates and designated market area, according to a report published by the FULU Foundation on Thursday. Oct 30 26October 30, 2026Article at The Security Ledger
Scripts ‘n Fridges: The Software Support Gap Fueling Cyber ChaosCensys researcher Silas Cutler talks critical PHP flaws, attacks on French supermarket refrigeration, and the risks of unsupported software. Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Article at The Security Ledger
Fridges 'n Scripts: Censys’ Silas Cutler on a Wild Week in SecuritySecurity Ledger host Paul Roberts talks with Silas Cutler of Censys about two major incidents: critical, remotely exploitable PHP vulnerabilities first identified by a frontier model AI and quickly replicated by others using AI tooling, and… Oct 28 26October 28, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
How Fake Help Desks Exploit Microsoft Teams to Breach NetworksResearch released by Arctic Wolf shows how attackers are abusing the Microsoft Teams platform to power social engineering campaigns designed to push malicious payloads to targeted firms. In a report released Monday, Arctic Wolf revealed data collected from more than 400 incidents in which malicious actors flooded inboxes with spam emails, and then used Microsoft Teams to create convincing support identities and fool victims into downloading and executing malicious payloads, with entire attack ch Oct 27 26October 27, 2026Article at The Security Ledger
Clip: How Phishers Abuse Microsoft Teams (and What to Do About It)In this clip, Justin Moore of Arctic Wolf speaks with host Paul Roberts about Arctic Wolf’s research into 400 incidents where Microsoft Teams was used to conduct phishing attacks against organizations. Justin emphasizes that this is not a Teams… Oct 27 26October 27, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
Clip: Arctic Wolf’s Justin Moore on how Microsoft Teams’ Phishing Campaigns play outIn this clip, Justin Moore of Arctic Wolf speaks with host Paul Roberts about Arctic Wolf’s new report, Beyond the Inbox, and the social engineering tactics behind a campaign the company tracked across more than 400 incidents this year. Moore… Oct 27 26October 27, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
Beyond the Inbox: Arctic Wolf’s Justin Moore on how hackers abuse Teams for Phishing Campaigns(400 Incidents)In this Security Ledger Podcast episode, host Paul Roberts speaks with Justin Moore, Director of Adversary Operations at Arctic Wolf, about Arctic Wolf’s new “Beyond the Inbox” research into sophisticated phishing attacks leveraging… Oct 27 26October 27, 2026Video at The Security Ledger
Batteries Die. Devices Don’t Have To. Watch now (8 mins) | In this interview, CTRL Energy CEO Raouf Remidan talks about how his firm is embracing AI -powered local manufacturing to scale production of ZERO - a new portable charger that is built to last. Oct 21 26October 21, 2026Article at Fight to Repair Newsletter
Rethinking Security After SolarWindsIn this episode of the ConversingLabs Podcast, host Paul Roberts speaks with Tim Brown about the evolving cybersecurity landscape, the lessons of the SolarWinds supply chain attack, and how AI is changing the balance between attackers and defenders.… Oct 19 26October 19, 2026Podcast at ConversingLabs Podcast
Lawsuit Alleges Software Firm Is Using Your Collision Data To Train AIA class action suit alleges CCC Intelligent Solutions harvests personal data from of millions of drivers to build and license an AI product. Also: this USB will save your old laptop from the landfill. Oct 19 26October 19, 2026Article at Fight to Repair Newsletter
A Power Bank You Can Actually Repair? Meet ZERO.The French startup CTRL ENERGY has designed ZERO, a portable, modular power bank that lets owners easily repair and keep their devices running instead of tossing them. Here’s how. Oct 15 26October 15, 2026Article at Fight to Repair Newsletter
