
Episode #233
PHP2Shell Breaks the Internet
PHP2Shell Vulnerabilities were recently announced that made site owners and managers sweat, two critical risk vulnerabilities that can only be patched on version 8 of PHP leave many site managers exposed.


Bite Sized Cyber Crime is a short true crime series about cyber crime, notorious viruses and scams, and dark web operations. You can learn how hackers are able to steal data from underneath your nose as well as ways to better protect your online life in manageable ways.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBite Sized Cyber Crime is a short true crime series about cyber crime, notorious viruses and scams, and dark web operations. You can learn how hackers are able to steal data from underneath your nose as well as ways to better protect your online life in manageable ways.
Bite Sized Cyber Crime is hosted by Chloe Thonus. The show has published 100 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "PHP2Shell Breaks the Internet" (26 October 2026, 5 minutes), "Refrigeration Hack Leaves Food Spoiled" (19 October 2026, 6 minutes), and "Killsec Ransomware Group Shut Down" (5 October 2026, 6 minutes).
Bite Sized Cyber Crime publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 100 episodes.
Booking probability for Bite Sized Cyber Crime is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Bite Sized Cyber Crime requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Bite Sized Cyber Crime's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Bite Sized Cyber Crime are IT Services & Software Development. Bite Sized Cyber Crime has a technology audience.
Chloe Thonus hosts Bite Sized Cyber Crime, a technology podcast with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #233
PHP2Shell Vulnerabilities were recently announced that made site owners and managers sweat, two critical risk vulnerabilities that can only be patched on version 8 of PHP leave many site managers exposed.

Episode #232
Refrigerators are so common in grocery stores and our own homes, and we are used to the occasional power outage resulting in food spoilage, but sometimes something much more targeted occurs. And we don't even know why...

Episode #230
Members of Killsec ransomware group were arrested across multiple countries, and the one in charge of it all may have been just 16 years old. Sources: https://pastebin.com/xU2UkHtN

Episode #229
Sort of. A novel attack against RSA algorithms that forges keys rather than finds the prime factors could be a cause for concern, especially with AI enhanced computing capabilities, before we've even hit the quantum...

Episode #226
As cars become computers on wheels there are more opportunities for hackers to exploit them to become tools in a larger operation. This is the first time we've seen the exploitation of an aftermarket head unit system...

Is the US establishing their first APT group to address foreign cyber threats? Possibly. Private sector firms can now apply to be essentially cyber privateers. Sources: https://pastebin.com/VFihFaxH

Episode #224
A recent study of publicly accessible AI models found that patches generated by them fail about half the time, often introducing new vulnerabilities or leaving paths for exploitation open. Sources...

Episode #223
Water is a critical infrastructure, and lately multiple water plants across the US are under attack, starting in Minnesota. So far drinking water is safe, but it does bring into question the security of our basic...

Episode #222
Vatican app ClickToPray has had an unpatched IDOR sitting in its website that could allow for scraping the data of every single user. Sources: https://pastebin.com/SiYDAR40

AI email filters may be worse at detecting old tricks than traditional spam filters as old tactics are being used against old agents to allow in malicious or spam emails. Sources: https://pastebin.com/Pm7fqAjY

Episode #220
Randomness is not as random as it seems, and this can cause problems, especially when your money relies on it. Some crypto wallets generated predictable random passphrases that can be used to access accounts and steal...

Episode #219
The skill ceiling to become a real ransomware threat actor may have been lowered considerably, as JadePuffer performed an attack as an AI agent with no human intervention, being able to reason its way through problems...

Shopify has a dashboard that integrates all your web order activity, but this has allowed for a new type of phishing scheme much sneakier than emails. Fake receipts with fake support phone numbers have been popping up...

Episode #217
Klue allows you to get the upperhand on your competitors by using their public data and your internal information to create quick sales talking points, however it may have also leaked your private data via a legacy...

Episode #216
Fable 5 was based on Mythos, a model so dangerous it could not be released to the general public. But that release did not exactly go smoothly, was complains from customers that is too expensive and restrictive and...

AI support bots can help a lot in basic issues, but they can also cause a massive security incident if they are not well understood. Recently Meta AI's account recovery workflow was exploited by hackers to hijack many...

Episode #214
<p>Charter Communications, a major US telecom provider refused to pay a ransom, and so their data paid the price after being leaked on the dark web.</p> <p>Sources: https://pastebin.com/3PVNzDLX</p>

Episode #213
<p>GitHub is the most popular code repository site, but after an employee account was compromised their source code was stolen and is now up for sale on the dark web, with threats to leak it if there is not a buyer.</p>...

Episode #212
<p>Canvas is a massive education platform used globally in education, and they just suffered a hack that has left both students ans educators scrambling during one of their busiest weeks of the year, finals.</p>...

Episode #211
<p>Ransomware groups don't often target each other, but when they do it gets really interesting. Not only can defenders learn a lot about how these groups operate, but it can really boost the reputation of these groups...
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