#AxisOfEasy Weekly
The World Goes Full Cyberpunk coverage by easyDNS
easyDNS / Mark E. Jeftovic · AxisOfEasy Media Inc.
Show overview
#AxisOfEasy Weekly has published 22 episodes during 2026. That works out to roughly 9 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 19 min and 28 min — though episode length varies meaningfully from one episode to the next. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-US-language News show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 3 days ago, with 22 episodes already out so far this year. Published by AxisOfEasy Media Inc..
From the publisher
#AxisOfEasy is a weekly briefing wherein easyDNS CEO Mark E. Jeftovic sends out a short digest on the state of the ‘net and how it affects your business, security and privacy. Topics covered include cybersecurity, surveillance capitalism, censorship & free speech, data breaches and leaks, emerging technologies, decentralization and interesting subcultures.
Latest Episodes
View all 22 episodes#AxisOfEasy 456: House Leaders Strike Deal On KIDS Act—Minus Key Safety Provision
#AxisOfEasy 455: Canada’s New Bill Would Trade Online Anonymity For “Child Safety”
#AxisOfEasy 454: Anthropic Splits Its Most Capable Model in Two — One for the Public, One for Cyber Defenders
#AxisOfEasy 453: Instagram’s AI Chatbot Exploited to Hijack High-Profile Accounts
#AxisOfEasy 452: Canada’s Bill C-22 Draws Global Tech Backlash Over Surveillance Demands
#AxisOfEasy 451: Ontario Police Secretly Used Israeli Spyware, Watchdog Finds
#AxisOfEasy 450: Foxconn Hit by Nitrogen Ransomware, 8 TB of Client Data Stolen
#AxisOfEasy 449: Canada’s Parliament Is Filing Your Posts About Politicians
#AxisOfEasy 448: Toronto Police Bust Canada’s First SMS Blaster Cybercrime Operation
#AxisOfEasy 447: Unauthorized Group Accesses Anthropic’s Mythos Security Tool
#AxisOfEasy 446: Internet Content Regulation Is Coming To Canada
#AxisOfEasy 445: Project Glasswing: Industry Coalition Uses AI To Strengthen Cybersecurity
Ep 444#AxisOfEasy 444: Age Verification Laws Reshape the Internet
In This Issue: Age Verification Laws Reshape the Internet Anthropic’s Claude Code Source Leaked Again Axios Supply Chain Attack Exposes Malicious NPM Dependency Copilot Injects Ads Into Pull Requests as AI’s Subsidy Era Ends Dutch Finance Ministry Cyberattack Disrupts Treasury Portal for 1,600 Public Institutions In This Issue: Age Verification Laws Reshape the Internet Anthropic’s […]
Ep 443#AxisOfEasy 443: Apple Becomes The UK Government’s Favorite Compliance Officer
In this issue: Apple Becomes the UK Government’s Favorite Compliance Officer easyDNS releases MCP server and skills for AI agents The Petabyte Pivot: Why Your Anime Habits are Now a Telco Tragedy DarkSword iOS Exploit Leaked, Threatening Older Apple Devices Critical PyPI Attack Compromises litellm 1.82.7–1.82.8 AI Agents Bypass Security Controls, Raise Insider Threat Concerns […]
Ep 442#AxisOfEasy 442: Canada Introduces Bill C-22 For Mandatory Metadata Retention
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur8cyfPx77M   In this issue: Canada Introduces Bill C-22 For Mandatory Metadata Retention Meta is Ending Instagram Direct Message End-to-End Encryption Invisible Unicode Supply-Chain Attack Hits GitHub Ecosystem Claudy Day: Claude AI Vulnerability Risks Data Theft iPhone Exploit Kit DarkSword Steals Data Worldwide FBI Confirms Purchase of Americans’ Location Data https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur8cyfPx77M   In this issue: […]
Ep 441#AxisOfEasy 441: Canada Allows TikTok To Continue Operations With New Safeguards
Canada banned TikTok over national security risks. Then Carney started courting Beijing. Now TikTok's back. Make it make sense.
Ep 440#AxisofEasy 440: Meta Ray-Ban Glasses Footage Sent to Human Reviewers
In this issue: Meta Ray-Ban Glasses Footage Sent to Human Reviewers Israel Allegedly Hacks Iranian Prayer App to Push Wartime Messages Canadian Tire Data Breach Hits Millions FULCRUMSEC Claims Major LexisNexis Data Breach California Mandates Device-Level Age Tracking The Government Wants an AI With No Guardrails. What Could Go Wrong? In this issue: Meta Ray-Ban […]
Ep 439#AxisofEasy 439: OpenAI Suppressed Warnings On Mass Shooter Months Before Spree
The Tumbler Ridge shooter was flagged by OpenAI, had an expired firearms license, a documented mental health history, and repeated RCMP visits to the home. Eight people are dead. So why did every system designed to prevent this fail — and who decided to look the other way?
Ep 438#AxisOfEasy 438: Apple Patches Actively Exploited Zero-Day Across Devices
In this issue: Apple Patches Actively Exploited Zero-Day Across Devices Montreal Fake ID Lab Busted, Thousands of Identities Stolen Microsoft 365 Copilot Bug Summarizes Confidential Emails U.S. Law Firm Sues Lenovo Over Data Transfers to China
Ep 437#AxisofEasy 437: Discord Is Asking For Your ID
In this issue: Discord Is Asking For Your ID. The Backlash Is About More Than Privacy Hackers Hijack Physician’s Paycheck in Social Engineering Payroll Scam Substack Confirms Data Breach Exposing User Contact Information Congress Targets Kids’ Social Media Use with New Federal Rules dYdX npm and PyPI Packages Compromised in Third Major Attack ZeroDayRAT: New […]