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The episode breaks down what hacking means in security, from finding flaws and bypassing controls to the point where it turns into crime. The word hacker is often treated as a label for villains, yet many security researchers still use it with pride, so intent and context decide when it becomes malicious. ⸻ For more information about us or if you have any questions you would like us to discuss email podcast@razorthorn.com. We give our clients a personalised, integrated approach to information security, driven by our belief in quality and discretion..

The miniOrange OTP Verification Plugin validates customers' email addresses or mobile numbers by sending a One-Time Password (OTP) during the checkout process. By confirming the authenticity of the provided contact details, this plugin helps prevent fake orders, reduces fraud, and ensures secure transactions. In this video, we walk you through the complete step-by-step setup of the miniOrange OTP Verification plugin with the WooCommerce Checkout form. Follow along to enable OTP verification and enhance your store’s security.

AI agents are quickly becoming first-class actors in the digital ecosystem—logging into systems, invoking multiple APIs, collaborating, and even interacting socially with other agents. In a panel discussion on “Enhancing Cyber Resilience Across the Digital Ecosystem”, the miniOrange Founder & CEO Mr. Anirban Mukherji highlighted why digital identity is now the foundation for securing agent-driven environments, especially as authentication and authorization protocols expand globally across platforms and enterprises.

Open-source AI tools are exploding in popularity. But what risks are they introducing inside your organization? If AI is in your environment, this is a conversation you cannot ignore.

There’s one app that creator Ivan Kam installs on every new device. Any guesses what it is?

In today’s cyber landscape, intelligence services often rely on proxy networks to expand their reach. Through ransomware affiliates, access brokers, and loosely connected cybercriminal ecosystems — sometimes referred to conceptually as “Plozny Jurak” — states can benefit from disruptive or espionage activity without direct attribution. To dive deeper, watch the full podcast, Blueprint Thieves: Inside Iran’s Industrial Espionage Machine, at the links below.