This week we discuss Nepal’s Gen Z Revolution: how young people rejected a social media ban and elected their first female prime minister on Discord and Teenage Hackers: the rising threat of youth cyberattacks on schools.

In this episode, we dive deep into the biggest software supply chain attack in history. Is AI killing the open web as we know it, and what can we do to stop it?Join our expert panel as we break down two of the internet's biggest threats. First, we explore Google's warning about the open web's rapid decline, the risks of AI data poisoning, and why developers are using ChatGPT more than Stack Overflow. Then, we uncover the details of the historic npm supply chain fishing attack that compromised packages with over two billion weekly downloads. Discover what happened, why it's so frightening for developers, and the practical steps you can take to protect yourself from these social engineering scams.

What happens when teenage hackers take down a British automotive icon? In this episode, we dive deep into the Jaguar Land Rover hack, exploring the motives behind the attack and whether we can truly turn the tide on cybercrime.Join our panel of experts as they analyze the recent Jaguar Land Rover hack, the rise of "Scattered Lapsus Hunters," and the psychology behind why hackers brag about their crimes on platforms like Telegram. We discuss what makes people vulnerable to scams and how international law enforcement is finally fighting back. Plus, we pivot to a massive debate: Should we abandon traditional exams like GCSEs and embrace AI-driven, personalized learning? Discover how generative AI is changing the future of education forever.