# Phillip Wylie

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Building an Agentic Hacking Harness with Jacob Krell

What happens when AI moves beyond answering pentesting questions and starts actively participating in the testing workflow? In this episode of Hacker in the Loop, Phillip Wylie is joined by his colleague Jacob Krell for a hands-on look at building an agentic hacking harness using Cursor, Metasploit…

Vulnerability Research, AI Slop, and Why Fundamentals Still Win with Stephen Sims

AI can now hand someone a working Linux kernel privilege escalation exploit, even if that person cannot explain a single line of how it works. Stephen Sims joined the show to talk about what that shift means for offensive security, and why the fundamentals matter more now, not less.Stephen is the c…

Cloud Security, Shadow IT, and Breaking Into the Field with rekdt

Most advice about breaking into cybersecurity tells you to follow the path. rekdt makes the opposite case: the path is exactly what makes you look like everyone else. In this episode he shares a candid, sometimes contrarian view of the field, shaped by nearly two decades in it. rekdt runs a cloud s…

This Offensive Security Pro Has a Message for the Cyber Industry - A conversation with Phillip Wylie

Philip Wylie has spent his career in offensive security - as a practitioner, podcaster, and conference speaker who's seen the industry from every angle. He's also spent decades proving that a demanding, high-stress career in cybersecurity doesn't have to come at the cost of your health.In this conv…

From Law Degree to AI Cyber Defense with Zack Korman

Zack Korman came into cybersecurity from about as far outside the field as you can get, a UK law degree and a master's in law and finance, and he now spends his days on the AI defense problems most of the industry is still catching up to. His outsider path is exactly what makes his take on the curr…

Using our Pretend Names at CYBR.SEC.CON. and Houston BSides

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In this episode of CYBR.HAK.CAST, Phil and Michael look back at CYBR.SEC.CON. 2026, the CYBR.HAK.CON. track, and Houston BSides, highlighting the talks, villages, and experiences that brought hundreds of cybersecurity practitioners together. They dig into how AI is changing CTFs and offensive secur…

Drones, RF, and the Hacker Mindset with Luke Canfield

Luke Canfield came up the way a lot of hardware hackers do, the geeky kid in high school everyone came to when the school's computers broke, tinkering with Windows XP and war driving with homemade Yagi antennas built out of Pringles cans. That fascination with the hardware side never left him, and …

Protecting Performance Data in the Age of AI Coaching

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Performance data used to feel personal. Now, it is becoming predictive.  In this episode of The Black Hat Files, host Phillip Wylie sits down with Sri Manda, Chief Security and Trust Officer at Peloton Interactive, to unpack what happens when AI coaching, connected fitness and cybersecurity meet.  …

From War Driving to Counter-Surveillance with Colonel Panic and Cooper

License plate readers, police drones and fake cell towers are spreading fast, and two hackers are proving that anyone can detect them with about ten dollars of hardware and some open source firmware.Colonel Panic is a malware researcher and hardware builder whose hacking started with AOL dial-up an…

Something to do with Skyrim with Michael Jenkins

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In the latest episode of CYBR.HAK.CAST, Michael Farnum and Phillip Wylie sit down with Michael Jenkins, CTO of ThreatLocker for a conversation about ZeroTrust, career growth, and the experiences and lessons that shape professionals along the way. From navigating the industry to developing skills, b…