Siemens
European industrial and engineering conglomerate
Episodes
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#5764: What Does Siemens Actually Make?Factories, buildings, trains, power grids — Siemens is everywhere and nearly invisible. A tour of the industrial giant most people can't explain. -
#4846: Can You Train Someone to Spot a Liar?Israel's airport security relies on human screening. Does it actually work, or is it just better theater? -
#3779: How Consulting Became Spycraft's Perfect CoverWhy intelligence agencies love consulting and import-export as covers—and what it means for legitimate professionals. -
#2596: The Hidden World of Industrial ComputingTwo parallel tech worlds: industrial systems integrators and IT managed service providers. How they differ, and why one pays $300/hour. -
#2556: The Weird Myths of Solid-State StorageNo moving parts, no sound waves — just electrons trapped in silicon. How solid-state drives actually work. -
#2058: How Stuxnet's Code Physically Broke Iran's CentrifugesStuxnet didn't just infect computers—it rewrote PLC logic to spin uranium centrifuges into self-destruction while faking normal readings. -
#1706: Hollywood Hacking vs. Real Airgap SabotageWhy the "lone operative" trope breaks down when you look at the physical reality of nuclear facility security. -
#1276: Shadow Strikes: The Art of Deniable SabotageExplore how micro-drones, severed cables, and "pre-positioned" malware are redefining warfare long before the first shot is fired.