Tom Eston, Scott Wright, Kevin Tackett
Shared Security Podcast
Shared Security is the the longest-running cybersecurity and privacy podcast where industry veterans Tom Eston, Scott Wright, and Kevin Tackett break down the week’s security WTF moments, privacy fails, human mistakes, and “why is this still a problem?” stories — with humor, honesty, and hard-earned real-world experience. Whether you’re a security pro, a privacy advocate, or just here to hear Kevin yell about vendor nonsense, this podcast delivers insights you’ll actually use — and laughs you probably need. Real security talk from people who’ve lived it.
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Tom Eston, Scott Wright, Kevin Tackett
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Nov 2, 2026
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Episodes
Ransomware Rampage, Mobile Phishing Attacks, iPhone App Ad Trackers 03.06.2019 10:13
In episode 71: US cities are being rampaged with ransomware, mobile phishing attacks on the rise, and do you know what your iPhone is doing while you sleep? The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Equifax Downgraded, Huawei Ban, Google is Tracking Your Purchases 27.05.2019 8:43
In episode 70: Investment firm Moody's downgrades Equifax, Huawei's US technology ban, and how Google is tracking all your purchases. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Remotely Killing Car Engines, Password Expiration Policies, Facial Recognition at Airports, InfoSec vs. Cybersecurity 24.05.2019 31:46
In episode 88 of our monthly show Scott and Tom discuss how someone figured out how to remotely kill car engines through GPS tracking apps, Microsoft says password expiration policies are pointless, facial recognition being used at US airports, and the InfoSec vs. Cybersecurity debate.
Critical WhatsApp Vulnerability, Facial Recognition Ban, Wormable Flaw in Windows 20.05.2019 10:26
In episode 69: A serious spyware vulnerability in WhatsApp, San Francisco bans facial recognition, and a wormable vulnerability in older Microsoft systems. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Israel Cyber-Attack Bombing, New Google Privacy Settings, Traditional Mail Blackmail Scam 13.05.2019 8:27
In episode 68: Israel bombs a building in retaliation for a cyber-attack, Google adds more privacy settings, and a new blackmail scam that uses traditional mail. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
The End of Password Expiration Policies, Seat-Back Camera’s on Airplanes, Unknown Data Breach 06.05.2019 8:39
In episode 67: Is this the end of password expiration policies? Are seat-back camera's recording you on an airplane, and the unknown data breach exposing 80 million records. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
All about VPN’s with Gaya Polat from vpnMentor 29.04.2019 16:23
In episode 66: Everything you wanted to know about VPN's, the advantages and disadvantages, what to look for in a VPN provider, and much more with Gaya Polat from vpnMentor. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
The State of Cybersecurity Training and Certifications with Kevin Johnson 25.04.2019 46:57
In episode 87 of our monthly show we speak with frequent guest Kevin Johnson, CEO of Secure Ideas about the current state of cybersecurity training and certifications. This is one episode you don't want to miss!
Microsoft Email Hacked, Instagram Nasty List Phishing Scam, Facebook Third-Party Data Deals 22.04.2019 8:20
In episode 65: Microsoft email services hacked, the Instagram "Nasty List" phishing scam, and Facebook's attempted deals to sell your data. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Amazon Echo Recording Controversy, New Mobile Phone Scam, Hotels Leaking Data 15.04.2019 8:17
In episode 64: Amazon Echo's recording controversy, a new mobile phone scam, and hotels leaking your private information. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Facebook’s Bad Week, Stalkerware, Tax Season Scams 08.04.2019 9:55
In episode 63: Facebook's very bad week, Stalkerware on the rise, and tax season scams. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Apple Card, ASUS Live Update Backdoor, Statistics on Malware Attacks 01.04.2019 9:10
In episode 62: Apple's new privacy focused credit card, the ASUS live update software backdoor, and recent statistics on Malware attacks. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Facebook Passwords Exposed, Android Q Privacy, Microsoft Office Targeted 25.03.2019 9:04
In episode 61: Facebook passwords exposed in plain text, Android Q's new privacy features, and why Microsoft Office is the most popular target for cybercriminals. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Verifications.io Data Breach, Capsizing a Ship with a Cyberattack, World’s Most Dangerous Malware 25.03.2019 33:31
In episode 86 of our monthly show we discuss Tom's new garbage service (yep, that's right) and why taking credit cards by filling out a form and mailing it is never a good idea, the Verifications.io data breach, how a cyberattack can capsize a ship, and the world's most dangerous malware.
Equifax and Marriott Data Breach Updates, Facial Recognition at the Airport, Citrix Password Spraying Attack 18.03.2019 10:00
In episode 60: Equifax and Marriott data breach updates, facial recognition coming to 20 US airports, and the latest updates on the Citrix password spraying attack. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Google Chrome Zero-Day, Facebook Phone Number Privacy, NSA Phone Data Collection Program 11.03.2019 9:08
In episode 59: A new Google Chrome Zero-Day, how Facebook uses your phone number, and the shutdown of the NSA's phone data collection program. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Multi-Factor Authentication, New Attacks on 4G and 5G Mobile Networks 04.03.2019 14:22
In episode 58: Using multi-factor authentication to protect your credentials and privacy with special guest Ian Paterson from Plurilock, and new attacks on 4G and 5G mobile networks. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use...
Google Nest’s Secret Microphone, Facebook Login Phishing, Password Manager Vulnerabilities 25.02.2019 9:20
In this week's episode: Google Nest's secret microphone, a new Facebook login phishing campaign, and vulnerabilities in popular password managers. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Preventing Illegal Robocalls, Webcam Spying, Dating App Account Hacking 18.02.2019 9:56
In this week's episode: Preventing illegal robocalls, should you be scared of your laptop's webcam, and recent hacks of popular dating apps. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity, Apple FaceTime Bug, Nest Camera Passwords 13.02.2019 30:15
In episode 85 of our monthly show we discuss artificial intelligence in cybersecurity, the recent Apple FaceTime bug, and the controversy over compromised Nest camera's. This was also the first show we streamed live over YouTube!
DNA Testing and the FBI, $198 Million Dollar Cryptocurrency Password, Password Checkup Chrome Extension 11.02.2019 9:58
In this week's episode: DNA testing and the FBI, the $198 million dollar cryptocurrency password, and a new Chrome extension to protect your accounts from data breaches. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Massive Apple FaceTime Privacy Bug, Selling Your Privacy for Money, Insecure Smart Light Bulbs 04.02.2019 9:33
In this week's episode: The massive Apple FaceTime privacy bug, selling your privacy for money, and insecure smart light bulbs. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
The Lack of US Privacy Regulations, Nest Camera’s Hijacked 28.01.2019 10:51
In this week's episode: The lack of US federal privacy regulations and details on Nest camera's being hijacked in credential stuffing attacks. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
Ring Doorbell Privacy Concerns, Recent Password Breach News, Biometrics and Fifth Amendment Rights 21.01.2019 9:54
In this week's episode: Ring doorbell privacy concerns, news on a recent password breach, and a new ruling on biometrics and Fifth Amendment rights. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
US Government Shutdown, Privacy at CES 2019, Mobile Location Data Controversy 14.01.2019 10:55
In this week's episode: the US government shutdown and cybersecurity, privacy takes center stage at CES 2019, and a mobile location data controversy. The Weekly Blaze podcast is your update on the top 3 security and privacy news stories from the past week. These podcasts are published every Monday and are 15 minutes or less quickly giving you "news that you can use".
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