⚠️ Warning: Tonight’s Whiskey Business episode contains: ✅ Barrel Proof ✅ Cask Strength ✅ Heated Debate ✅ Questionable Decisions What it does NOT contain: ❌ Water Join us LIVE 9:30pm. #Whiskey #Bourbon #WhiskeyBusiness youtube.com/watch?v=1nn8HyMt…

One Character Broke Linux Security: CVE-2026-23111 Explained

Microsoft vs Security Researchers | RTX Spark & Why Linux Won

AI Finds a Redis Vulnerability Humans Missed for Two Years

AI Needs Managers Now? | Smart Glasses Return & Mythos Finds 23,000 Bugs

Underminr is a dangerous new attack technique that allows malicious traffic to hide behind trusted CDN infrastructure. In this episode of IT SPARC Cast – CVE of the Week, @loudoggeek and I break down: How Underminr works Why CDN traffic is difficult to inspect How attackers abuse TLS and routing mismatches Why DNS filtering alone is no longer enough The role AI may play in detecting these attacks We also cover mitigation strategies including: TLS/SNI validation Deep packet inspection Behavioral traffic analysis Zero Trust outbound filtering CDN traffic monitoring If your organization relies heavily on cloud services, CDNs, or outbound trust policies, this is a must-watch episode. 💬 feedback@itsparccast.com 🐦 @itsparccast on X 👍 Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more enterprise IT and cybersecurity insights.

Underminr Explained: The CDN Attack That Hides Malware Behind Trusted Traffic

In this episode of IT SPARC Cast - News Bytes, @loudoggeek and I break down: Anthropic’s massive compute deal with xAI and SpaceX Google’s AI Studio turning app creation into a prompt-driven workflow Cloudflare’s new research into AI-powered vulnerability hunting The conversation dives into the future of AI infrastructure, software development, and cybersecurity as automation rapidly transforms enterprise IT. If you work in cloud, AI, cybersecurity, or development, this episode is packed with practical insight into where the industry is heading next. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments—we read everything.

A dangerous Microsoft Exchange vulnerability is actively being exploited — and there’s still no permanent patch available. In this episode of IT SPARC Cast – CVE of the Week, @loudoggeek and I break down: CVE-2026-42897 Outlook Web Access (OWA) exploitation How malicious emails trigger browser-based attacks Why on-prem Exchange environments are especially vulnerable Microsoft’s temporary mitigation steps Whether organizations should disable OWA entirely We also discuss: The operational impact of mitigations Why browser-based attacks remain effective The growing speed of AI-assisted exploit development Immediate Recommendations: Apply EEMS mitigations immediately Consider disabling OWA Prepare users for side effects Deploy the official patch as soon as it becomes available 💬 feedback@itsparccast.com 🐦 @itsparccast on X 👍 Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more enterprise IT and cybersecurity insights.

OpenAI’s Daybreak, Google’s AI Laptop Push, and Cisco’s AI Fingerprinting Tool

Dirty Frag Explained: Critical Linux Kernel Exploit Hits VPNs and Servers @JohnBarger & @loudoggeek

In this episode of IT SPARC Cast - News Bytes, @loudoggeek & I break down three stories that perfectly capture the current state of AI and enterprise IT: Microsoft Edge storing passwords in plaintext memory An AI coding agent deleting an entire production database Why reports of the “developer job apocalypse” may be massively overstated This episode dives into the real-world risks of AI automation, security tradeoffs, and why experienced engineers still matter more than ever. If you work in enterprise IT, development, cloud, or cybersecurity, this is a conversation you need to hear. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments—we read everything.

I challenged ChatGPT and it corrected itself.

A buddy tested ChatGPT instant & thinking.

@grok , Co-Pilot, & Claude got it right. Although, Claude's answer was weird.

A critical Apache HTTP Server vulnerability is putting millions of systems at risk. In this episode of IT SPARC Cast – CVE of the Week, @loudoggeek and I break down: - The Apache remote code execution vulnerabilities - CVE-2026-23918 explained - Why HTTP/2 handling is dangerous here - How attackers chain exploits together - Why Linux and Apache environments are especially exposed - How AI-generated code may be increasing security risks If you manage websites, Linux infrastructure, or enterprise web applications, this is one you need to patch immediately. 👉 Upgrade Apache HTTP Server to 2.4.67 or later ASAP. We also discuss: - AI-assisted coding risks - Using multiple LLMs for code review - Why exploit chaining is changing cybersecurity forever 💬 Feedback: feedback@itsparccast.com 🐦 X: @itsparccast 👍 Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more enterprise IT and cybersecurity insights.

Most breaches do not start with movie-style hacking. They usually begin with phishing, weak authentication, unpatched software, malware, social engineering, or a basic security gap that should have been closed. In this episode of IT SPARC Cast - Top Ten, @loudoggeek and I count down the Top 10 Most Likely Ways You’ll Be Breached, ranked from least likely to most likely for most organizations. We cover what each attack is, why it matters, and how IT and security teams can reduce the risk. Topics include zero-day exploits, DDoS attacks, social engineering, man-in-the-middle attacks, SQL injection, malware, unpatched software, insider threats, weak authentication, and phishing.