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The Phillip Wylie Show is a premier cybersecurity podcast and media source for offensive security professionals.
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From Cyber Warfare to AI-Powered Defense with Dave Kennedy (opens the original)
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Dave Kennedy was a skeptic. After 28 years in the field, he had heard every claim about the next technology that was going to change cybersecurity, and he assumed AI was more of the same. Then it changed his mind, and now he is building some of the most advanced defensive AI in the industry. Dave is the founder of TrustedSec and Binary Defense. He got his start on the military intelligence side as a U.S. Marine in cyber warfare. He is a well-known name in the cybersecurity community through his
Vulnerability Research, AI Slop, and Why Fundamentals Still Win with Stephen Sims (opens the original)
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AI can now hand someone a working Linux kernel privilege escalation exploit, even if that person cannot explain a single line of how it works. Stephen Sims joined the show to talk about what that shift means for offensive security, and why the fundamentals matter more now, not less.Stephen is the curriculum lead for SANS Institute's Offensive Operations program, where he has spent more than 15 years as an author and instructor, and he is a co-founder of Off by One Security. He is a longtime expl
Purple Teaming with Sarah Hume: Turning Threat Intelligence Into Actionable Testing (opens the original)
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Penetration testing tells you where the vulnerabilities and misconfigurations are. Purple teaming asks a different question: when an attacker is actually operating inside your environment, what can your tools see, and what slips right past them? Sarah Hume has built her career around that second question. Sarah leads the Purple Team program at Security Risk Advisors. Her path into cybersecurity started with a single week at a summer camp at Dakota State University, which her dad talked her into
From English Teacher to OSINT Investigator: Lindsey Yagi-Hatake on Breaking Into Cybersecurity (opens the original)
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In under a year, Lindsey Yagi-Hatake went from teaching English in a public school classroom to working as a professional OSINT investigator. Her path into cybersecurity did not start with a certification or a computer science degree. It started with survival. Lindsey spent six years as a public school English teacher and holds a master's degree in education administration along with certifications in teaching English as a second language, where she specialized in helping immigrant students adju
AI, Automation, and the Future of Penetration Testing with Herman Zubenko (opens the original)
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How is AI changing penetration testing, bug bounty hunting, and offensive security? In this episode of The Phillip Wylie Show, Phillip sits down with Herman Zubenko to explore how artificial intelligence and automation are transforming the way security professionals discover and validate vulnerabilities. Herman shares his unconventional journey from quality assurance and software development into cybersecurity, including how having one of his own accounts compromised led him to investigate the i
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