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Strange tales of hacking, tech, internet grifters, AI, and security with Jordan & Scott. Are internet hitmen really a thing? What does someone do with a crypto wallet full of millions and a lost password? Did a Minecraft scammer really hack the president? Hacked is a technology show about people hacking things together and apart, with your old pals Jordan Bloemen and Scott Francis Winder. Get at us via get@hackedpodcast.com.

Latest episodes

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Hotline Hacked Vol. 15 | The $500k Server Room Mistake

We return to Hotline Hacked with a server rack that shuts down a factory, a college library ignoring a keylogger risk, Claude unexpectedly finding its way into a recruitm

Sep 15
56 min

The Hugging Face Hack

Agentic swarms? PR boondoggle or really big deal? When Hugging Face was breached by a mysterious intruder, OpenAI admitted it was one of their own AI agentic systems goin

Sep 1
1 h 03 min

Bruce Schneier — Snowden, Crypto Wars, and the Future of Agentic Hacking

This was a fun one. We sat down with security icon Bruce Schneier to talk about AI systems that break the rules, cybersecurity beyond computers, the fight over encryption

Aug 26
1 h 06 min

The Man Who Was There For Cybersecurity's Strangest Moments — Mikko Hyppönen

The first PC virus. The fastest-spreading malware the internet has ever seen. The Manhattan Project moment for cyberweapons. He was there for all of it. We sat down with

Aug 1
1 h 14 min

Hotline Hacked Vol 14

We're so back. Another call in episode featuring strange tales of listeners hacking laundry machines, video games, 90's home computers and so much more. Share your strang

Jul 16
57 min

The Domain That Outlived a Country

Yes I know, I know it's a TLD. Don't worry, we get to it. In September 1990, a Soviet physicist named Alexey Soldatov registered a domain name for a country that would ce

Jul 2
1 h 06 min

The REKK Wreck

Heads up if there's more cat meows and talking over each other than we normally let fly, this is a summer episode with less editing than you've ever heard! We kick this o

Jun 2
1 h 08 min

The Bad "Bet"

Or the very good bet, depending on how you think about it. In this episode, we start by discussing the strange, fast-moving world of prediction markets — platforms where

May 15
1 h 28 min

Wizard Spider

Investigative journalist Geoff White has spent a lot of time inside the leaked communications of Conti — the Russian ransomware gang that ran like a corporation, hit Irel

May 2
55 min

REvil Redux

We return to one of the more interesting ransomware as a service stories of the last few years; the story of REvil and it's recently (allegedly) named operator. Also the

Apr 16
1 h 10 min

Birds of a Feather Panopticon Together

Heads up, the guy in the opening story survives — realized in editing it's kind of stressful if you don't know where that's going. In this chat episode we start with a co

Apr 2
1 h 11 min

Breaking the Chain of Custody

We start this chatty chat looking at the legacy of EternalBlue, an NSA-developed cyberweapon that leaked in 2017 and powered global disasters like WannaCry, to explain a

Mar 16
1 h 12 min

The $5 Wrench Attack

In this chatty chat episode, we kick things off with a primer on one of the oldest methods of stealing money—made new again in the age of crypto: the $5 wrench attack. It

Mar 2
1 h 24 min

=Coffee

A lot of modern AI models have a kind of security guard layer that sits in front of them. Its job? A binary choice as to whether the prompt heading into the model is safe

Feb 16
55 min

The Protege — "Possibly the Worst Intelligence Disaster in U.S. History"

Two FBI agents. One room. One of them is the most damaging spy in U.S. history. Robert Hanssen told a lot of lies — including a really weird one about booking the Beach

Feb 2
53 min

The Charizard Charade

Pokémon cards became a billion-dollar market—and then a massive fraud target. This episode follows the rise of ultra-rare Pokémon prototypes, the grading systems meant to

Jan 16
1 h 24 min

2025 Chatty Chat Year in Review

It’s the 2025 Chatty Chat year in review friends! We’re diving into a big old pile of stories from the past year and speculating on what’s to come in 2026. If you’re wond

Dec 31 2025
1 h 30 min

Inside the Smishing Triad

A deep dive into Lighthouse, a phishing-as-a-service platform linked to millions of scam texts worldwide, and the sprawling “smishing triad” ecosystem built around it. Wi

Dec 15 2025
1 h 11 min

The Gayborhood

For the last few years, Grindr has branded itself as the global gayborhood—a digital safe space for queer communities. But a series of European investigations raised seri

Dec 1 2025
38 min

How Much of Facebook’s Revenue Is Scam Ads—And Other Chat Worthy Questions

It’s a chatty chat. I repeat, this one's a chatty chat. Today we’re digging into the big weird questions on our desk: what percentage of Meta’s revenue allegedly comes fr

Nov 16 2025
1 h 30 min

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Found this podcast by accident. I love it. The hosts are funny, witty and informative. Love hearing the listeners stories as well. Keep up the great work

Casey Marie's Music · Mar 2025

As good as or better than earliest days of reply all (rip) - easy on the ears, long on wit, & excellent taste overall. Great podcast- thank you gentlemen.

diamond007 · Jun 2023

I am not a an individual who is drawn to technology. I am very much analog, in nature. Even though computers hold zero fascination for me, I really value this program. The stories are basically human interest stories. Software and hardware certainly play significant roles in the story, but the personalities of the hackers and groups of hackers is the star of the show. These gentlemen have a smooth and easy banter, as well. They don’t interrupt each other and the sarcasm is nothing short of exquisite.

rjsushebeidhebdjjsbdj · Mar 2023

Love the show guys. I’m a pentester/red teamer myself so I appreciate having a relaxed show that focuses more on casual conversations than technical explanations and deep dives. Everything doesn’t need to be a technical exposé and you do a great job of maintaining that conversation with your audience. One piece of advice though… PLEASE FIX YOUR AUDIO BALANCING!! Your audio in a lot of episodes (even the brand new ones) has such a huge volume range that it requires constant adjusting on your audiences side. Please balance your audio so that it’s volume equalized. I think it’s from moving backwards away from the mic and then forward back towards the mic. Either way it makes it difficult to listen to the show when in the car. It’s easier with headphones because you can equalize the volume levels in your phone software. Anyway, please fix it. Five stars even with the audio problems.

__Geronimo__ · Feb 2023

I first came across Hacked through their episode The Red Teamer, which was fantastic. The guest, a red teamer turned entrepreneur, shared insightful experiences from the industry and discussed the shift toward identity-based security. As a security professional, I found it fascinating to hear about real-world vulnerabilities and how attacks have evolved over time. This episode had depth, a great guest, and valuable takeaways—exactly what I was looking for. Encouraged by that episode, I started exploring more of the podcast. Unfortunately, I found a disappointing pattern. While the show excels at drawing listeners in with strong hooks and compelling intros, the rest of the episode often turns into surface-level discussion rather than deep analysis. It feels like two guys casually chatting about cybersecurity news rather than breaking down attacks in a meaningful way. A great example of this was the Ticketmaster breach episode. The intro set high expectations, making it seem like we’d get a well-researched breakdown of how two different groups exploited Ticketmaster—one stealing millions of barcodes, the other reverse-engineering the SafeTix algorithm. But instead of diving into the technical details, the episode quickly veered into a broad discussion about Ticketmaster’s reputation, its secondary market monopoly, and general opinions on the company. There was little to no real analysis of the breach itself—no insight into attack methods, security takeaways, or how the industry might respond to such threats. Overall, Hacked has potential, but it needs more substance. If the hosts focused on deeper research—examining the technical aspects of attacks, lessons learned, and industry implications—this could be an excellent podcast. Right now, it too often feels like commentary on security headlines rather than an informative deep dive. I’m giving it 2 out of 5 stars because, while I really enjoyed The Red Teamer, the lack of meaningful analysis in other episodes left me frustrated. I hope the hosts consider adding more depth to their discussions in the future.

JonU_# · Mar 2025

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