Hacked US Soldier Arrested for Hacking + Honey Plugin Scandal + Listener Creates Bitcoin Pizza Website
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Jan 16, 2025 A U.S. soldier's arrest linked to a hacking incident raises concerns about cybersecurity and privacy in today’s world. The historical significance of the Bitcoin pizza transaction adds a humorous twist, especially with a new website tracking its value. Late discussions reflect on holiday experiences tied to current events, while a new tool enhances browser security against online threats. The impact of AI on education and engineering sparks debate about ethics, adaptability, and employee welfare in tech companies.
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The Bitcoin Pizza Website
- A listener, Asher Parasini, created howmuchdidthepizzacost.com.
- This website tracks the current value of the first Bitcoin transaction: two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoin.
Hacked on YouTube
- The Hacked podcast is now on YouTube with animated versions of past episodes.
- The hosts worked with a collaborator to create the animations using Cavalry software.
Soldier Arrested for Hacking
- A US Army soldier, Cameron Wagenius, was arrested for allegedly leaking sensitive call records, including those of US presidential candidates.
- He was connected to another hacker, Connor Riley Mooka, who was arrested earlier for breaching over 160 companies.