Adam Levin

Sometimes government employees actually get it right, and we talked to one of them.

While anyone can fall victim to a romance scam, they disproportionately affect older populations.

While there can be great benefits to third-party software, it also places companies at greater risk of cyberattacks. Here’s what you need to know.

We all know scam victims get addicted to the people who target them. Which is why we’re talking about cults this week.

This week we hear the story of a working actor who became a corporate threat actor.

Dan Ahdoot got hacked and we gave him some advice in a previous episode, which he did not act upon.

Our episode of What the Hack with Adam Levin featuring Al Franken is nominated for a Webby People’s Choice Award and every vote puts us that much closer to not coming in last place.

Adam Levin was interviewed by Indy100 about the current state of deepfakes, specifically in how like the likenesses of actress are increasingly being used to generate pornographic content without their consent.

Former New York Times cybersecurity and cyberwarfare reporter Nicole Perlroth joined us for a wide ranging conversation on zero-day exploits.

While SNAP is a federal program, the way it’s administered state-by-state varies. But one thing that is consistent: SNAP EBT cards do not come with EMV chips.

What the Hack with Adam Levin co-host Travis Taylor spoke with MarketWatch about the ever-increasing number of online scams.

Recent graduates are low-hanging fruit for scammers. Filmmaker Jason Eksuzian found this out the hard way.

If you want to catch a catfish, you’re going to have to chum. And Bryan Denny is the perfect bait.

We all have that friend who has a knack for making you lose sleep at night. Adam is that friend.

A catphisher conned April’s mom into sending him hundred of thousands of dollars.

This week’s guest joins us for some good old-fashioned confirmation bias.

In this episode we learn how good underwear hygiene can keep you from getting hacked.

DNS poisoning is a hacking method that can be hard for end users to detect. Here's what you need to know.

China’s hacking program is as legendary as it is dirigible…and, yes, incorrigible.

Polymorphic encryption is a more advanced encryption method: By adding a layer of complexity to standard encryption, the algorithm is more difficult for hackers to recognize and further prevents cyber-criminals from accessing sensitive, encrypted data.