Alex Stamos, CPO of Corridor and past CISO at Facebook, and Andrew Becherer CISO at Socket, join us to discuss the open letter they and 100 others have signed in opposition to the US government taking down Fable after research from Amazon showed capabilities that gave the current administration pause.

We discuss the potentially dangerous precent this sets, the state of the letter, and what to do while waiting for Fable to come back online.

Why does every AI security incident seem to trace back to auth? We sit down with Damian Schenkelman, VP of Research and Development at Auth0 to discuss⁠ recent incidents in the news, MCP, the act claim chain, and the future of agent identity.

The conversation digs into the core problem agents create: when an agent hands a task to a sub-agent, which calls an MCP server, which hits a SaaS API, who is actually making this call, and on whose behalf?

In this episode we sit down with Dick Hardt, the creator of OAuth, to talk about why the auth primitives we built for the web fall apart the moment agents start acting on our behalf. We dive in to why OAuth doesn't fit MCP, what breaks when an agent runs for hours and touches a dozen systems using your credentials, and his new protocol, AAuth: a way for developers to run agents without API keys.