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I am targeting a market of IT professionals who enjoy woodworking as a hobby. Providing information around information technology topics like cyber security, cyber crime, and a few woodworking projects
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English
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37 episodes
since Sept. 21, 2022
episodic
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In the final episode of “Inside the Mind of a Ransomware Operator,” Chris and Nick look ahead to the next decade of cybercrime.What happens when ransomware goes fully autonomous?AI that picks the most valuable files… then negotiates the ransom in 17 languagesMalware that mimics real human behavior …
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In this episode, we explore the hidden human cost of major cyber incidents—the stress on IT teams, the disruption to patient care, the executives forced into impossible decisions, and the ripple effects felt by everyday people who rely on critical systems. Beyond the technical breakdown, we examine…
True Cyber Crimes – Episode 3: Behind the Digital Curtain
Dive deep into the shadowy engine rooms of modern ransomware. In this episode, Chris and Nick pull back the veil on the highly sophisticated malware that powers today’s attacks—from polymorphic code and sandbox evasion to bespoke payloads en…
🎙️ Welcome to True Cyber Crimes, the podcast where digital dangers meet real-world consequences. In today’s episode, we’re decoding the headline-making data breach at 23andMe—the genetic testing company trusted by millions to guard their most personal information. But when cybercriminals cracked th…
In this gripping episode of True Cyber Crimes, we dive into one of the most disruptive cyberattacks in U.S. history—the Colonial Pipeline ransomware breach. What started as a single compromised password spiraled into a full-blown national emergency, crippling the largest fuel pipeline in the countr…
🎙️ Podcast Intro – "High Stakes Hack: The MGM Grand Cyber Breach"Welcome to True Cyber Crimes — because in the digital world, every click can crack a fortress."It started like any other night in Las Vegas — bright lights, blackjack tables, and digital systems humming behind the scene…
In this episode of Cracks in the Digital Fortress, we dive into the largest ransomware attack to ever hit the U.S. healthcare system: the Change Healthcare cyber breach. Billions of dollars in medical claims were halted, prescriptions were delayed, and hospitals were forced to revert to paper proce…
Join cybersecurity experts Chris and Nick as they dissect the sophisticated, multi-stage operations behind modern ransomware attacks. Moving beyond the "why" of cybercrime, this episode explores the meticulous "how" - revealing ransomware as a calculated, months-long military-st…
True Cyber Crimes - Episode: "Behind the Digital Curtain"Go beyond the headlines and dive deep into the sophisticated world of modern ransomware operations. Hosts Chris and Nick expose the cutting-edge technical wizardry behind today's malware—from polymorphic code and sandbox evasio…
AI and ML stand as pivotal technologies reshaping industries, yet how do they facilitate business operations and what pitfalls do they entail? Tune in as technologists Lee Grant and Nick Santilli delve into the transformative potential and inherent risks of AI in our latest discussion.chris.kousoul…
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