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CyberWire Daily

The daily cybersecurity news and analysis industry leaders depend on. Published each weekday, the program also includes interviews with a wide spectrum of experts from industry, academia, and research organizations all over the world.

Website ↗ Last published 2 November 2026 868 posts collected by Sputnik

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“One forum advertised an AI-powered outbound call center. It plugged into real phone system software and called targets in real time in 25 languages, using the target's actual name. It would support 120 simultaneous calls. And it even produced the ambient sounds of a real call center, mouse clicks and keyboard noises. … It claimed to be trained on over 130,000 customer service calls.” — Cynthia Kaiser, CyberWire Daily
Cynthia Kaiser · 2 Nov 2026 Listen →
“We're assuming a world where multiple satellite constellations will be interoperable. Just like on the terrestrial world, you're switching from one network to another seamlessly, depending on what's available… The aggregate capacity of our different systems, if we make sure we're developing them with the same standards, will mean that we will deliver the best end-user experience without having to duplicate assets in space, but augment each other's assets in space.” — Yasrine Ibnyahya, CyberWire Daily
Yasrine Ibnyahya · 1 Nov 2026 Listen →
“It hooks a lot of functions, like the system functions. It hides files, processes, network connections from the user land anti-malware tools. So it's decently sophisticated, I would say. And in terms of speed, I would say, as we saw, that they also used AI for writing their POCs and starting to target those companies, which we have mentioned in the research as well.” — Subhajeet Singha, CyberWire Daily
Subhajeet Singha · 31 Oct 2026 Listen →
“Captain Picard was something of an early adopter of multi-factor authentication. Whenever the Enterprise's auto-destruct sequence needed to be activated or canceled, the ship required authorization codes and confirmation from multiple senior officers. Even in the 24th century, apparently, you couldn't just blow up the Enterprise with a single password.” — Dave Bittner, CyberWire Daily
Dave Bittner · 30 Oct 2026 Listen →
“I personally think that this is actually the greatest time in history for ZT because machines and all these AI agents, they don't have an HR department and they're not going to complain about us telling them we don't trust them.” — Chase Cunningham, CyberWire Daily
Chase Cunningham · 18 Oct 2026 Listen →

Hosts

CyberWire Daily is hosted by Dave Bittner , Maria Varmazis , David Moulton , Brandon Karpf , Ben Yelin , Chris Hare , Ethan Cook , Liz Stokes , Ann Johnson , Simone Petrella , Selena Larson and Rick Howard .

Recent Episodes

  1. 2 Nov 2026

    A TraderTraitor's guide to getting away with billions.

    With Cynthia Kaiser

  2. 1 Nov 2026

    Building interoperable satellite connectivity. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

    With Yasrine Ibnyahya

  3. 31 Oct 2026

    The long road to root. [Research Saturday]

    With Subhajeet Singha

  4. 30 Oct 2026

    Crypto's biggest withdrawal.

    With Josh Devon

  5. 29 Oct 2026

    A leak in the chain of command.

    With Yonald Chery

  6. 28 Oct 2026

    A matter of national secrecy.

    With Amy Blackshaw

  7. 27 Oct 2026

    The strategy behind the shield.

    With Cal Al-Dhubaib

  8. 26 Oct 2026

    The breach wasn't in the model.

    With Tim Starks

  9. 25 Oct 2026

    The shield in space. [T-Minus: Space-Cyber Briefing]

  10. 24 Oct 2026

    The middlemen of cyber espionage. [Research Saturday]

    With Damon Rouse

  11. 23 Oct 2026

    The apps are only the beginning.

    With Anudeep Parhar

  12. 22 Oct 2026

    The early bird gets the exploit.

    With Danny Manimbo

Guests

Tim Starks (47 episodes), Kevin Magee (10 episodes), Cynthia Kaiser (9 episodes), Rob Allen (5 episodes), Renée Burton (5 episodes), Kim Jones (5 episodes), Dave DeWalt (5 episodes), Mike Britton (4 episodes), Dan Neville (4 episodes), Deepen Desai (4 episodes), Troy McMillan (4 episodes), Matt Radolec (4 episodes), and 649 more.