In this episode of The Secure Disclosure, host Mackenzie Jackson is joined by Darktrace VP Nathaniel Jones to unpack the newly discovered AutoColor malware exploiting SAP NetWeaver vulnerabilities. We also cover the WinRAR zero-day actively exploited by RomCom APT and wrap up with an unforgettable interview with Len No, a real cyborg hacker with 11 implants who demonstrates what’s possible when the human body meets hacking. Show Links DarkTrace AutoColor research: https://www.darktrace.com/blog/auto-color-backdoor-how-darktrace-thwarted-a-stealthy-linux-intrusion WinRar Exploitation: https://digital.nhs.uk/cyber-alerts/2025/cc-4689 Len Noe Home Site: https://i-am-machine.com/ Signed copies of Lens book - https://i-am-machine.com/product/signed-book/ Bookings and enquiries (Publicist): https://www.theokellyfactor.com/ Timestamps & Chapters: 00:00 – Intro Show open with Mackenzie Jackson introducing the episode topics: SAP NetWeaver vulnerability, AutoColor malware, WinRAR zero-day, and an interview with cyborg hacker Len Noe. 01:07 – AutoColor used in SAP NetWeaver Vuln Nathaniel discusses the discovery of AutoColor malware, the SAP NetWeaver exploit, and how AI helped Darktrace detect stealthy nation-state attacks. 18:39 – Sponsor: Aikido Security Mackenzie introduces Aikido Security and their new open-source tool SafeChain. 19:25 – WinRAR Zero-Day Analysis of the WinRAR CVE-2025-8088 exploited by RomCom APT, why people still use WinRAR, and safer alternatives like 7zip. 23:30 – Interview with Len Noe (Cyborg Hacker) Conversation with Len Noe, a hacker with 11 implants, on biohacking, implant-based attacks, transhumanism, and the future of cyber + human security.