Black Hat Hacks

Spaceship Alpha 9
Spaceship Alpha 9

Every counterfeit story wants you to believe the world it wiped, robbed, or humiliated deserved it. It didn't. Black Hat Hacks is Space Pirate Zero pulling real case files out of the noise — Stuxnet, Mirai, the Bangladesh Bank heist, Colonial Pipeline, and the rest — and narrating them straight: who did it, how it worked, who paid for it, and who never did.

Episodes

  1. Season 1 Trailer

    Trailer: You're Not Supposed to Be Getting This

    Ten real case files. One a week. Space Pirate Zero climbs in through the back of a broadcast that was supposed to be running something else and brings a cyberattack with him — a worm that physically destroyed a thousand machines, three lads and an army of a hundred thousand security cameras, a billion-dollar robbery undone by one misspelled word, one password nobody turned off and a coastline queuing for petrol. Told straight: who did it, how it worked, who paid for it, and who never did. The guest line is open and nobody on it agrees with anybody — that's not a booking problem, that's the show. When a thing isn't proven, we stop and say so out loud, even when it ruins the story. Every claim is sourced in the show notes. This one isn't fiction. —SPZ

    Trailer: You're Not Supposed to Be Getting This

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Every counterfeit story wants you to believe the world it wiped, robbed, or humiliated deserved it. It didn't. Black Hat Hacks is Space Pirate Zero pulling real case files out of the noise — Stuxnet, Mirai, the Bangladesh Bank heist, Colonial Pipeline, and the rest — and narrating them straight: who did it, how it worked, who paid for it, and who never did.

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