chris@barcodesecurity.com
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Episodes: 147
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 5.0/5.0
Estimated listeners: <1k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
YouTube: 9.8k subscribers
chris@barcodesecurity.com
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Chris Glanden - Cybersecurity podcast host exploring the technology, personalities, criminals, and heroes shaping modern security around the world.
Phillip Wylie - Cybersecurity Community Building, Hacker Conferences, Technical Education, Conference Accessibility, And The Development Of Cyberhackcon.
Michael Farnum - Building Cybersecurity Communities, Developing Accessible Conferences, Expanding Security Education, And Creating Conference Ecosystems For Practitioners.
Higinio Ochoa - Early Hacking Culture, Hacktivism, Cabin Crew, Arrest And Incarceration, Redemption, Cybersecurity Work, And Ethical Direction For Aspiring Hackers.
Monzy Merza
July 17, 2026
Crogl calls it a Knowledge Engine for Security Operations, and the idea is simple: analysts are drowning in alerts, and cutting corners isn't the fix. Every alert deserves a real look. So Crogl built an AI that works alongside the analyst, not instead of them, an assistant one investor called an "Iron Man suit" for security researchers. The goal isn't to replace the team. It's to make every single analyst as effective as the whole team combined. Monzy Merza, Co-founder a...
W0rmer
May 01, 2026
In March 2012, the FBI surrounded a hurricane-rated steel door in Galveston, Texas. Behind it sat 30 year old Higinio Ochoa, drinking coffee in his boxers, flushing his one-time pad passwords down the toilet before letting federal agents inside. The operation to capture "w0rmer" had finally terminated.The process had initialized years earlier in childhood IRC rooms and 2600 chat channels. Ochoa taught himself to hack on dial-up connections, installing FreeBSD from thirty floppy disk...
Michael Farnum and Phillip Wylie
May 01, 2026
The Microsoft offices in downtown Houston initialized something in 2010 that its founders never intended to scale. Michael Farnum and his team triggered a regional conference with 120 attendees, built for the Texas cyber community. No grand ambitions. No national aspirations. Just a gathering for people who knew each other, wanted to learn together, and could afford to show up without corporate sponsorship covering a $2,700 entry fee.Meanwhile, Philip Wylie was running monthly meetups in Dent...
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