Washington Post obituary of Kevin Mitnick, tracing his path from fugitive hacker to celebrated security consultant, following his death from pancreatic cancer at 59. Read more →

SecurityWeek’s report confirming Kevin Mitnick’s July 2023 death from pancreatic cancer at 59, noting he was serving as Chief Hacking Officer at KnowBe4 and was survived by his pregnant wife, Kimberley. Read more →

Official obituary of Kevin David Mitnick published by Dignity Memorial, noting he is survived by his wife Kimberley Mitnick, who was pregnant with their first child at the time of his death. Read more →

Magna Legal Services’ page for the former Barkley Court Reporters, noting that Barkley ‘joined forces with Magna Legal Services in October of 2022’ and consolidating client services onto Magna’s platform. Read more →

In the 1980s, Susan Headley (aka Susy Thunder) was a pioneering female hacker and phone phreaker known for her mastery of social engineering, running with figures like Kevin Mitnick before disappearing from the scene. The article by Claire L. Evans recounts her turbulent life—from childhood trauma and Hollywood groupie days to her cyber exploits—and the author’s year-long effort to track her down. Read more →

Fast Company first-person account by a business owner describing why hiring Kevin Mitnick to test their company’s security was worthwhile. Read more →

Archived snapshot of the Barkley Court Reporters company homepage, describing its services, national and international office locations, and its self-description as one of the largest privately held court reporting companies and the first government-certified green court reporting service in the U.S. Read more →

The Real Deal reports that New York-based flexible office firm Industrious acquired California-based co-working company TechSpace, its second acquisition, as competition in the co-working industry accelerated. Read more →

Kevin Mitnick’s third book, a practical privacy guide teaching readers how to protect themselves from surveillance and data collection in an always-connected world. Read more →

Page for Freedom Downtime, the 2001 documentary by 2600’s Emmanuel Goldstein arguing that Kevin Mitnick was unfairly demonized by the press and prosecutors, made partly in response to the Takedown film. Read more →

Mitnick Security post previewing Werner Herzog’s documentary Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World, which features Kevin Mitnick alongside Elon Musk and other tech figures discussing the human element as the internet’s weakest link. Read more →

University of Louisiana Monroe news release announcing Kevin Mitnick as a featured speaker at the university’s Business Symposium. Read more →

CNBC “Greed Report” profiling history’s most notorious white-collar fugitives, including a recap of Kevin Mitnick’s two-year run from the FBI and his eventual 1995 capture in Raleigh, North Carolina. Read more →

Chapter from Millionaire Within: Untold Stories from the Internet Underworld referencing Kevin Mitnick’s hacking exploits, including allegations that he altered computer networks. Read more →

AsiaOne interview in which Kevin Mitnick explains the social-engineering tricks he used as a hacker and how organizations can guard against them. Read more →