https://breachlog.tv/podcast/ en-us © 2026 BREACHLOG True stories of digital crime. Hacks, heists and blackouts — the breaches that changed everything, told properly: how the attackers got in, what it cost, and what it changed. A new story every week. BREACHLOG True stories of digital crime — hacks, heists and blackouts, told properly. How the attackers got in, what it cost, and what it changed. New story every week. episodic false BREACHLOG james.son20@icloud.com https://breachlog.tv/podcast/media/cover.jpg https://breachlog.tv/podcast/ https://breachlog.tv/podcast/ breachlog-ep3-mgm-20260823 Sun, 23 Aug 2026 10:00:00 -0400 September 2023: slot machines dark on the Vegas Strip, hotel keys dead, a $34-billion casino giant running on pen and paper — and it all started with one phone call to a help desk. The story of Scattered Spider's vishing attack on MGM Resorts: how social engineering beat a fortune in security tooling, what ALPHV ransomware did once they were in, why Caesars quietly paid and MGM didn't, and what the help-desk playbook looks like after. Social engineering doesn't hack computers — it hacks people. 0:12:41 3 false https://breachlog.tv/podcast/ breachlog-ep2-twitter-20260816 Sun, 16 Aug 2026 10:30:00 -0400 July 2020: the bluest of blue-check accounts — Obama, Biden, Musk, Gates, Apple — all tweeting the same bitcoin scam within minutes. Behind it: a 17-year-old from Tampa and a phone-spearphishing run on Twitter's own employees. The inside story of the Twitter hack: how teenagers reached the admin tools of one of the world's most powerful platforms, why it was almost much worse than a crypto scam, and what it exposed about who really holds the keys to our public square. 0:08:08 2 false https://breachlog.tv/podcast/ breachlog-ep1-stuxnet-20260816 Sun, 16 Aug 2026 10:00:00 -0400 The debut of BREACHLOG: the world's first true cyberweapon. Stuxnet crossed an air gap on a USB stick, hijacked the industrial controllers spinning Iran's uranium centrifuges, and physically destroyed them — while telling the operators everything was fine. How it worked, who built it, how it escaped into the wild, and why every attack on power grids and pipelines since walks through the door Stuxnet opened. 0:08:27 1 false