The 404 Media Podcast

The podcast discusses the exposure of driver licenses on ID verification services, FBI investigations into Zoom Bombing, and the advertising of a data tool to dox anyone on Fiverr. It explores cybersecurity breaches, legal and ethical concerns in cybersecurity research, challenges of virtual city council meetings during the pandemic, and child radicalization concerns on online platforms.

The podcast discusses creating an AI website to replace 404 Media, AI-generated music leading to lawsuits, and chatbots suddenly changing personalities. They explore ethical concerns in content creation, AI platform security, and the legalities of AI music generators. The hosts reflect on AI's impact on the media and music industry, teasing about chatbots adapting personalities in the subscribers-only section.

The podcast discusses AI-generated images in Google search, including disturbing content and its ethical implications. They talk about the challenges of moderation, misinformation, and security risks. Additionally, they explore the significance of investing in index funds, retirement accounts, and the impact of passive investing on corporate decision-making.

Americans are resorting to hiring people in the Philippines to find Adderall due to shortages. An alarming case of AirTags stalking involving the FBI is discussed. The alleged bankruptcy of media organization the Gateway Pundit is scrutinized in the bonus section.

Author Joseph discusses his new book DARK WIRE, revealing the FBI's use of an encrypted messaging app for wiretapping. The podcast explores the evolution of criminal communication, the FBI-run NAMM system, dark web criminal activities, and the underground data trade.

The podcast explores a massive Google leak revealing thousands of privacy incidents. They discuss deepfake legislation and how it may impact sex workers. Additionally, they uncover the origin of a viral AI industry image from a Facebook group. Insider threats in tech companies and the impact of deepfake technology on society are also discussed.

The podcast discusses Google's AI-powered answers debacle and how data is sourced from Reddit. They dive into AI as a leading disinformation vector, AI-generated CSAM, and Google's shady $60 million deal with Reddit. Subscribers get exclusive content on the ethical implications of AI technology.

The podcast delves into the vulnerabilities of the SS7 network protocol, enabling tracking and surveillance by various entities. It discusses unreported attacks on the SS7 network in the USA, highlighting cybersecurity implications. Insights on mobile location tracking and the risks of SS7 vulnerabilities are also shared, emphasizing the urgent need for enhanced security measures.

This podcast episode dives into how a solar storm disrupted GPS systems in farmers' tractors, causing planting issues. It also discusses John Deere's repair monopoly, Amazon workers using bots for time off, and the Swag Bucks system. The episode sheds light on the challenges of repairing high-tech tractors and the evolution of the right to repair movement.

Discover the dark side of Facebook with AI-generated spam and the 'Zombie Internet'. Dive into Pokemon Go players using fake locations to cheat. Uncover the cat and mouse game between ticket sellers and brokers.