Hello friends! Today's episode is a bit of a detour from our usual content — it's part vacation horror story, part security/privacy confession. My wife got seriously ill during our spring break trip to Punta Cana, and in the chaos of navigating a foreign hospital at 2 a.m. with zero sleep and a pile of Spanish medical documents, I threw every privacy best practice I've ever preached straight into the ocean. Here's what we cover:

• How a dream all-inclusive resort trip turned into an ambulance ride and a 3-day hospital stay faster than you can say "gastroenteritis"
• Why I uploaded my wife's full medical history, labs, and medication records to AI — unredacted (with no regrets)
• How AI helped me translate docs, track lab trends, brief stateside nurses, and build a full medication schedule with phone reminders (helpful considering the hospital staff's answer to everything was "sorry, no English")
• The absolute legend named Luis who got us through Punta Cana airport security in 15 minutes flat
• Why if you're ever the person back home receiving updates about a medical emergency overseas, Google is not your friend
• My honest security take: sometimes the right risk-based decision is to breach yourself

Today is my favorite pentest pwnage tale of 2026 – and maybe ever! It centers around an ADCS abuse via an attack path I'd never seen before. Tips include:

• Use Netexec to pull Powershell history
• Trying to steal reg hives and the EDR is made? Try copying them out to \\some-other-server.domain.com\share
• This post featured interesting use of the Responder -N option

Hola friends! Today's another fun tale of pentest pwnage. This time we started with no credentials and then set off on the bumpy journey from no-cred zero to domain admin hero! One specific reference in today's podcast that may be helpful to you is setting up ntlmrelayx to listen on port 3128.