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| Date | Combined Rank | Apple Podcasts |
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| Oct 31 | — | — |
| Oct 24 | #187 | #183 |
Latest episodes
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S0:E62: ICE Agents Doxxed in 'Ice Pick' Leak — Plus Pentagon's Freezer Hack Mystery
October 29, 2026 · 40 minJake Williams and Jess Hebenstreit cover two very different flavors of exposed infrastructure. First: freezer failures at five or six US military commissaries (including Fort Huachuca) that the Pentagon is now calling a possible cyber…
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S0:E61: Palo Alto Retracts Its PHP Claim — Did an AI Model Phone Home to China?
October 28, 2026 · 42 minJake Williams and Jess Hebenstreit cover a fast-moving correction: days after Unit 42 reported active exploitation of two critical PHP vulnerabilities, Palo Alto retracted the claim, acknowledging they couldn't tie the compromise they saw…
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S0E60 - Sam Altman Says We Can't Patch Our Way Out of This and Who's Accountable When AI Fails?
October 27, 2026 · 42 minJake Williams and Jess Hebenstreit take on Sam Altman's comments at Stanford's Graduate School of Business — where the OpenAI CEO said he no longer thinks we can just 'patch our way out of this' — and ask why the people most responsible…
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S0E59 - Unit 42 Confirms Active PHP Exploitation — And Attackers Already Have Domain Admin
October 27, 2026 · 38 minJake Williams and Jess Hebenstreit follow up on last episode's prediction: Unit 42 has now confirmed active exploitation of the two critical PHP vulnerabilities in the wild, with attackers reaching domain admin within hours of initial…
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S0:E58 - ChainGuard's CEO Broke the PHP Embargo, and Coordinated Disclosure May Be Dead
October 23, 2026 · 48 minJake Williams and Jess Hebenstreit dig into the week's vulnerability pile-up — PHP, GitLab, Node.js, and a LightLLM supply-chain keylogger — and the much bigger story blowing up the week: ChainGuard's CEO unilaterally broke the coordinated…
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S0E57 - GitLab's CVSS 10 RCE, PHP's Still Everywhere, and eMudra's "4" Key Disaster
October 22, 2026 · 37 minJake Williams and Jess Hebenstreit break down three vulnerabilities that blew up in the same 24 hours: a brand-new CVSS 10 unauthenticated RCE in self-managed GitLab (not the one from October 12 — a different flaw, patch again), PHP's…
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S0E56 -Two Critical PHP RCEs Drop Today — Don't Wait for the CISA KEV to Patch
October 21, 2026 · 33 minTwo critical PHP vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-109618) are getting patches today — a remote code execution bug spanning PHP 5 through current, with early severity estimates as high as a CVSS 10 (PHP's own advisory puts it at 9.2). Guest Richy…
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S0:E55: Hashcat's EvilMog on the NTLM v1 Bug Still Hiding in "Modern" Windows
October 20, 2026 · 43 minHashcat core developer EvilMog joins Jess and Jake to explain why so many "NTLM v1 is disabled" Windows networks are still exploitable. MSCHAPv2 and PPTP VPN are cryptographically equivalent to NTLM v1 — so a rogue RADIUS server and one…
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S0:E54: ConnectWise's OAuth Breach Hit 162 Tenants and Killed Their Backups
October 19, 2026 · 47 minConnectWise disclosed over the weekend that threat actors used existing OAuth credentials to take over Microsoft 365 tenants through its Cloud Management platform — Huntress has confirmed 162 tenants impacted so far, with ConnectWise's own…
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S0:E53: An AI Agent Deleted an Entire Season of Reality TV
October 16, 2026 · 44 minA rogue AI editing agent deleted all of the footage for season two of the Swedish version of The Challenge, pushing its release into 2027 while the editing work gets redone. Jess and Jake dig into how this almost certainly happened — an…
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S0:E52: The Grace Hopper Conference Got Canceled Two Weeks Out - Why It Matters
October 15, 2026 · 40 minThe Grace Hopper Celebration — a women-in-tech conference that's run continuously since 1994, drawing roughly 30,000 attendees in 2024 — was canceled just two weeks before this year's event, officially over a lack of sponsorship. Jess…
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S0:E51: An OpenAI Engineer Allegedly Bugged the Boardroom TV
October 14, 2026 · 40 minAn OpenAI engineer has been arrested, accused of planting a covert audio recording device — built from a USB voice recorder wrapped in tissue paper — behind the TV in the company's San Francisco executive conference room. Jess and Jake…
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.