Pegasus
Zero-click spyware for mobile devices
Episodes
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#5434: When Local AI Tools Phone HomeLocal AI tools shouldn't need the network. So why is your on-device writing assistant uploading 40MB at 3am? -
#5220: Malware vs. Virus: What's Actually Attacking Your MachineEvery virus is malware, but not every malware is a virus — and that distinction explains why your antivirus keeps missing things. -
#3313: Allies and Espionage: The Threat Assessment RealityWhy "ally" doesn't mean "low threat" in counterintelligence — and how Israel, Germany, and Five Eyes all prove it. -
#3096: How Encrypted Plots Actually Get BustedEncrypted phones don't stop arrests. Here's how intelligence agencies actually catch terror cells. -
#2699: Inside Android's Binder: No HTTP HereAndroid's internal APIs don't use HTTP. They use Binder — a kernel-level IPC mechanism that's faster, tighter, and completely opaque. -
#2696: How Pegasus Silently Hijacks Your Phone's MicrophoneHow NSO's Pegasus achieves silent mic access on Android through zero-click exploits, kernel privilege escalation, and DMA buffer reading. -
#2225: The Physics of Eavesdropping: Nation-State Listening in 2026From laser microphones to keystroke acoustics to the Great Seal Bug, what remote listening actually looks like when physics becomes the bottleneck—... -
#1623: Why Israel Is Doubling Down on Human SpiesBeyond the high-tech satellites, Israel’s Unit 504 is using old-school psychology and "social OpSec" to win the ground war. -
#1165: Unit 8200: The $160B Secret Behind the Startup NationExplore how an elite Israeli intelligence unit became a $160B startup engine and the ethical friction behind its global tech dominance. -
#381: Is Your Phone Hacking Itself?Imagine getting hacked without ever clicking a link. Herman and Corn explore the terrifying world of zero-click exploits and Pegasus spyware. -
#379: Corporate Spies: When Business Intelligence Goes DarkIs it legal to dig through a rival's trash? Herman and Corn explore the high-stakes world of corporate espionage and the gray lines of business. -
#253: The Quantum-Resistant MirageExplore the shift to post-quantum encryption and why intelligence agencies rarely need to "break" the math to access your private data.