Security Weekly Podcast Network (Video) No FlipperZeros Allowed - PSW #908
Jan 8, 2026
This week dives into the world of cybersecurity, tackling urgent issues like supply chain attacks and XSS vulnerabilities. An intriguing discussion highlights the ban on devices like Flipper Zeros and Raspberry Pis at events, stirring up circumvention concerns. Hosts share methods to debloat Android without root access and reveal the risks of compromised streaming devices. They also explore the implications of leaked PS5 keys, the rise of ransomware from incident responders, and even a historic fix for a 1973 Unix buffer overflow. A lively debate ensues over the ethics of live site deletions.
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Bring Tools That Look Allowed
- If events ban Flipper Zero or Raspberry Pi, bring device forms that look like allowed items or use phone-based tools instead.
- Follow laws and get permission before transmitting or interacting with other devices, Paul warned.
Debloat Android Without Root
- Use the Universal Android Debloater Next Generation to uninstall preinstalled apps without root.
- Back up and proceed with caution because disabling the wrong package can break your device, Paul advised.
Cheap Streaming Boxes Can Backdoor LANs
- Pre-infected cheap Android TV boxes can proxy into users' local networks and spread laterally.
- Buying cheap streaming hardware increases risk of internal network compromise, Paul observed.
