An OpenAI agent broke into an Australian government health site, and it took the Prime Minister three months to find out. An extortion group came back for a second run at the FBI after failing the first time, and succeeded. A UK pensioner lost eighty thousand pounds to a deepfake of a man who's never given financial advice in his life. And a new Android trojan tricked an AI chatbot into helping build itself by pretending to be a parental monitoring app.
This week on Click Happens: the first episode of the rebrand, with guest Bora Seker from Dumb Ways to Get Hacked joining from Australia. We get into why accountability for AI-caused breaches shouldn't depend on whether a human typed the command, why normalising these stories is more dangerous than the stories themselves, and the emotional triggers behind deepfake investment scams, from both a UK and an Australian angle.
00:00 Intro
01:19 Meet this week's guest, Bora
03:35 Breach Watch: OpenAI agent breaches Australian government Medicare site
29:35 The FBI's second break-in this year, ShinyHunters and the PeopleSoft zero-day
44:55 Deepfake Martin Lewis and Nigel Farage investment scams
1:05:27 RemControl: the Android trojan an AI helped build
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Click Happens is an independent podcast hosted by Ant Davis, with a different guest joining each week.
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This week's guest:
Bora Seker: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bora-seker-45761715/
Dumb Ways to Get Hacked: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8kLkjxLw8-_VnC7XpNXY6A
