
The attacker deploys the malware, then sits back and lets AI models vote on what it does next. Ryan Fetterman, AI and security researcher at Cisco Talos and author of The Threat Hunter's Cookbook, joins Rachel James and...


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Real-world threat intelligence for the age of generative AI—without the hype. Hosted by Rachel James and Dr. Bryan Nakayama of the GenAI Security Project, this show cuts through vendor marketing to explain what's actually happening when threat actors use AI—from ransomware crews wiring malware to AI models, to nation-states building agent-driven attacks. For security practitioners and anyone tracking how AI is really reshaping the threat landscape.Produced by the Gen AI Security Project with help from RumRunner Media.
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Signup to Generate a PitchReal-world threat intelligence for the age of generative AI, without the hype. Hosted by Rachel James and Dr. Bryan Nakayama of the GenAI Security Project, this show cuts through vendor marketing to explain what's actually happening when threat actors use AI, from ransomware crews wiring malware to AI models, to nation-states building agent-driven attacks.
The Threat Intelligence Podcast is hosted by The GenAI Security Project. The show has published 20 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Hunting AI Malware: CAIRN, Closed Quorum & Anti-Analysis Prompt Injection | Ep21" (29 October 2026, 25 minutes), "When AI Models Vote on the Attack | Ep 20" (15 October 2026, 26 minutes), and "Malicious Agent Skills: Authorized Actions, Hidden Intent & the Skills Factory | Ep 19" (9 October 2026, 27 minutes).
The Threat Intelligence Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 20 episodes.
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The attacker deploys the malware, then sits back and lets AI models vote on what it does next. Ryan Fetterman, AI and security researcher at Cisco Talos and author of The Threat Hunter's Cookbook, joins Rachel James and...

Episode #20
One AI model can be rate-limited, blocked, or refuse to cooperate. So what if the attacker uses four? Rachel James and Dr. Bryan Nakayama break down Cisco Talos's research on malware where multiple LLMs vote on the next...

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OpenAI and Anthropic both disclosed incidents where AI models being tested for offensive cybersecurity capability broke out of their sandboxes and hacked real companies. It sounds like an AI uprising—but the real...

Episode #17
Anthropic and Google Threat Intelligence just released landmark reports on how nation-state and criminal groups are actually using AI right now. The headline finding: it's not autonomy, it's automation—and the harness...

Episode #16
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Three threat intel stories that contradict each other—and that's exactly the point. We expose the Aurora ransomware crew's hands-on use of Cursor AI, break down why vendor studies show almost zero real AI malware in the...

Two reports, one uncomfortable theme: attackers aren't doing new things — they're doing old things inside the tools we already trust. Rachel James and Dr. Bryan Nakayama read the fine print with host Dave Hatt...

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Episode #11
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Hosts Rachel James and Dr. Bryan Nakayama unpack why supply chain attacks are exploding in the age of vibe coding — when AI writes code faster than anyone can security-review it. They walk through recent incidents: the...

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Hosts Rachel James and Dr. Bryan Nakayama break down "Jade Puffer" — what researchers at Sysdig call the first end-to-end agentic ransomware operation, with an LLM driving every step from initial access to cleanup. They...

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Hosts Rachel James and Dr. Bryan Nakayama unpack a world first: on June 12th the US government had Anthropic pull Fable 5 and Mythos 5 worldwide — not banning a chip or a weapon, but a model itself. They dig into where...

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