Patrick Gray

Dmitri Alperovitch, Patrick Gray, and Illia Vitiuk discuss Russia's cyber attacks on Ukraine, including turning off the power grid in 2015 and hacking satellite communications. They explore Ukraine's successful defense strategies, collaboration with Western companies, intelligence collection on battlefield systems, and tactics used by Russian intelligence operatives.

We're joined by Patrick Gray to discuss Shakespeare's knowledge of philosophy, his ethics, and his influence on such thinkers as Hegel.

Cybersecurity experts Alex Stamos, Chris Krebs, and Patrick Gray discuss how governments like North Korea and the Kremlin are involved in ransomware attacks for financial gain and political purposes. They highlight the challenges in combatting state-directed cybercrime and the importance of multinational efforts in disrupting cybercriminal operations.

Guests: Dmitri Alperovitch (discusses the complicated Starlink-Elon saga) and Patrick Gray (host of Risky Business podcast). The podcast explores the complexities of Elon Musk's involvement in providing Starlink connectivity to Ukraine, including military use of Starlink, payment challenges, and the controversy surrounding service in Crimea. It also examines the potential of Starlink as a backup communication solution for Taiwan and its impact in Australia and Ukraine.

Justin Skeesuck and Patrick Gray embark on the spiritual pilgrimage of El Camino de Santiago, exploring themes of friendship and community. They share the transformative power of shared experiences and the importance of support in faith journeys. Ryan Parker discusses the unique storytelling approach of the documentary 'I'll Push You', highlighting its uplifting message amidst a sea of heavier films. Together, they delve into challenges faced by those with disabilities and the value of genuine connections, reminding listeners of the joy found in vulnerability and deep relationships.