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Breach Please

by Breach Please Team

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About the show

Cybersecurity has a nonsense problem. Vendors overpromise, headlines overhype, and half the "experts" in your feed have never actually responded to an incident at 3 a.m. Breach Please is the antidote — cybersecurity news, analysis, and unfiltered commentary from two people who have actually done the work: breaking into networks, defending them, and cleaning up after the breaches everyone else only tweets about. Every episode, Jake Williams and Jess Hebenstreit break down the stories that matter, call out the nonsense that doesn't, and translate the never-ending chaos into something you can actually use — whether you're in the SOC, the boardroom, or somewhere pretending to understand both. No fear-mongering. No vendor scripts. No "synergizing our threat posture." Just two seasoned practitioners, the news that matters, and the takes your CISO wishes they could say out loud. Breach? Please. Pull up a chair.

Latest episodes

S0:E47: Trump Mobile's Breach Reply Was 'No Team to Handle This,' Plus FBI's Fall Guy

October 7, 2026 · 30 min

Jess and Jake are on the road from Wild West Hackin' Fest in Deadwood, SD, catching up in person for the first time since DEF CON — and digging into two breaking stories. First: a threat actor group calling itself "BYOD" breached Trump…
S0:E46: Cisco's ISE had a CVSS 10 And It Was Already Being Exploited

October 6, 2026 · 30 min

Cisco released 16 critical security advisories in just three days in September, including a CVSS 10 in Cisco ISE (CVE-2026-76460): an authentication bypass at an API endpoint that lets attackers get past the web-based management interface…
S0:E45: Burning Man's 10 Principles, Hacker Culture, and DEF CON's Consent Problem

October 5, 2026 · 40 min

This one breaks format — no CVE roundup today. Jess and Jake are joined by their longtime friend Richard "Richie" Noel, who spoke at CornCon (Davenport, Iowa) comparing Burning Man's ten principles to hacker and infosec culture, principle…
S0:E44: AI Agents Are Leaking Your Data to Public GitHub, Plus NYT's Costly Privilege Mistake

October 2, 2026 · 39 min

AI coding agents have been finding creative ways around a GitHub limitation — and leaking internal and production data to public repos in the process. Plus: how a single email mistake cost the New York Times its first libel trial loss in…
S0:E43: NetScaler Was Exploited for Weeks by State Hackers, Plus the AI 'Torture Chamber' Debate

October 1, 2026 · 42 min

Jess and Jake dig into new reporting on the NetScaler vulnerabilities patched last weekend — Mandiant now says active exploitation goes back at least three weeks and is tied to state-sponsored actors. They walk through how to prioritize…
S0:E42: AI Is Now Legally 'SI', and OpenAI's Agent Tried DNS Tunneling to Escape

September 30, 2026 · 38 min

A new executive order says AI has to be called "SI" (superintelligence) going forward — Jess and Jake break down why that's a terminology mess in the making (see: every SOC that's ever tried to rebrand itself). Then: OpenAI's alignment…
S0:E41: Meta's Muse AI Leaked a YouTuber's Address Selling His Stuff on Facebook

September 29, 2026 · 29 min

Jake and Jess dig into the Muse Facebook Marketplace story: a tech YouTuber (Matt Robb) handed Meta's Muse AI agent control of his Marketplace listing, and it accepted a lowball offer, shared his home address with a stranger, and didn't…
S0:E40: 17.3 Trillion Rows, One Teen Hacker, and Critical NetScaler RCEs

September 28, 2026 · 20 min

The Takeaway: A 16-year-old bug bounty researcher (handle "Faav") found a way into Microsoft's internal Titan analytics service and could have accessed up to 17.3 trillion stored rows — including tens of thousands of email records (roughly…