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CheckMates Go: Cyber Security Podcast from Check Point

CheckMates Go: Cyber Security Podcast from Check Point

S08E11: Downstream Damage

Aug 26, 2026 · 12 min · 12 segments

On this episode, we’ll talk about MCP Servers, Hazmat, Patchmagedon, a LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack, Firewall rule limits, lab tools for Windows, Troubleshooting ARP and Layer 2 issues, DGA vs DNS…

On this episode, we’ll talk about MCP Servers, Hazmat, Patchmagedon, a LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack, Firewall rule limits, lab tools for Windows, Troubleshooting ARP and Layer 2 issues, DGA vs DNS Tunneling, and a tip when running debugs on a firewall. - Malicious MCP Servers Can Split Instructions to Make AI Coding Agents Exfiltrate Secrets - What Is an MCP Server? A 2026 Technical Guide - MCP Security - Risks and Best Practices - How MCP Servers Can Expose Enterprise Secrets - Hazmat: Open-source containment for AI agents - Patchmageddon - FBI: TEAMPCP COMPROMISED DEV TOOLS TO STEAL CLOUD CREDENTIALS - LITELLM SUPPLY-CHAIN ATTACK – TECHNOLOGY, BANKING AND HEALTHCARE THE MOST AFFECTED - AI Data Center & AI Factory Security - Locally managed R82.x.x policy rule count limit - Lab Tools: Windows Server Collection - Packet Loss and Traffic Drops Caused by ARP Table Overflow in Layer 2 Core Topology - DGA vs DNS Tunneling in Check Point - Tip for running debug on Firewall

On this episode, we’ll talk about MCP Servers, Hazmat, Patchmagedon, a LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack, Firewall rule limits, lab tools for Windows, Troubleshooting ARP and Layer 2 issues, DGA vs DNS…

Show signals: SuitabilityLimited

Speakers: PhoneboyHost

Top entities: Model Context Protocol×15 Address Resolution Protocol×10 IPv4×6 Microsoft Windows×5 Firewall×3

Welcome to Checkmates Go0:01 – 0:41

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0:01

Welcome to the Checkmates Go podcast.

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0:04

Join your favorite checkpoint expert, Phoneboy, and his guests as they cover a range of cybersecurity topics to help you secure your everything.

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NarratorNarrator

0:12

Be sure to subscribe and share, and don't forget to rate and review us.

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0:16

And now, here's Phoneboy.

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PhoneboyHost

0:19

Hello and welcome to the Checkmates Go Cybersecurity Podcast.

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PhoneboyHost

0:22

I'm Phoneboy, and this is Season 8, Episode 11.

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PhoneboyHost

0:25

On this episode, we'll talk about MCP servers, Hazmat, Patchmageddon, a light LLM supply chain attack, firewall rule limits, lab tools for Windows, troubleshooting ARP and Layer 2 issues, DGA versus DNS tunneling, and a tip when running debugs on a firewall.

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PhoneboyHost

0:41

Let's get going.

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Model Context ProtocolSoftware Application
98%15 mentions
Address Resolution ProtocolEntityInternet protocol
93%10 mentions
IPv4EntityInternet protocol
89%6 mentions
Microsoft WindowsSoftware ApplicationOperating system
85%5 mentions
FirewallEntity
80%3 mentions
Data link layerEntity
76%4 mentions
Artificial intelligenceEntityProfessional field
70%5 mentions
ServerEntityComputing architecture
70%1 mention
Windows ServerSoftware ApplicationOperating system
63%1 mention
JSON-RPCEntityAPI
59%1 mention
Secure ShellSoftware ApplicationComputer application
54%2 mentions
Federal Bureau of InvestigationGovernment OrganizationFederal agency
50%2 mentions
GitHubCompanyCompany
46%2 mentions
Check Point Software TechnologiesCompanyCybersecurity company
41%2 mentions
ChatGPTSoftware ApplicationSoftware
35%1 mention
Large language modelEntity
35%1 mention
TronMovie1982 film
28%1 mention
Yuanta/P-shares Taiwan Top 50 ETFCompanyInvestment banking company
24%1 mention
United StatesCountryCountry in North America
20%1 mention
OpenAICompanyGenerative AI company
15%1 mention
Tornado AlleyPlace
11%1 mention
PyPySoftware ApplicationSoftware
4%1 mention
npmSoftware ApplicationSoftware
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Malicious ActivitiesTechnology > Artificial Intelligence > AI Security > MCP Servers
Mitigation StrategiesTechnology > Cybersecurity > Vulnerabilities > Supply Chain Attacks
Patch ManagementTechnology > Cybersecurity > Incident Response > Exposure Management
Incident ResponseTechnology > Cybersecurity
CybersecurityTechnology
Software DevelopmentTechnology
Security PracticesTechnology > Software Development > Best Practices
Supply Chain AttacksTechnology > Cybersecurity > Vulnerabilities
Credential TheftTechnology > Cybersecurity > Threats > Malware
ThreatsTechnology > Cybersecurity
VulnerabilitiesTechnology > Cybersecurity
Best PracticesTechnology > Software Development
MalwareTechnology > Cybersecurity > Threats
Credential ManagementTechnology > Software Development > Best Practices > Security Practices
AI SecurityTechnology > Artificial Intelligence
Exposure ManagementTechnology > Cybersecurity > Incident Response
MCP ServersTechnology > Artificial Intelligence > AI Security
Technology
Artificial IntelligenceTechnology

Welcome to Checkmates Go0:01 – 0:41

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NarratorNarrator

0:01

Welcome to the Checkmates Go podcast.

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NarratorNarrator

0:04

Join your favorite checkpoint expert, Phoneboy, and his guests as they cover a range of cybersecurity topics to help you secure your everything.

N

NarratorNarrator

0:12

Be sure to subscribe and share, and don't forget to rate and review us.

N

NarratorNarrator

0:16

And now, here's Phoneboy.

P

PhoneboyHost

0:19

Hello and welcome to the Checkmates Go Cybersecurity Podcast.

P

PhoneboyHost

0:22

I'm Phoneboy, and this is Season 8, Episode 11.

P

PhoneboyHost

0:25

On this episode, we'll talk about MCP servers, Hazmat, Patchmageddon, a light LLM supply chain attack, firewall rule limits, lab tools for Windows, troubleshooting ARP and Layer 2 issues, DGA versus DNS tunneling, and a tip when running debugs on a firewall.

P

PhoneboyHost

0:41

Let's get going.