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In this inaugural episode of 2025, the podcast team discusses upcoming trends in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and social media, with a focus on TikTok. They predict increased use of AI in crafting sophisticated cyber threats like polymorphic malware and deepfakes, while noting the constant cat-and-mouse game between attackers and defenders. The conversation moves to societal impacts of AI, highlighting the slow yet transformative integration of AI in daily life despite skepticism about its supposed 'revolution'. Lastly, the potential TikTok ban in the US is debated, considering the political and social ramifications, and speculating on possible outcomes as Trump takes office.
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In this festive episode of the Cybernews weekly podcast, the hosts and their special guest, AI Joe, recap the most significant cybersecurity events of 2024. They discuss topics such as Telegram's legal issues and its new stance on data sharing with authorities, two major data breaches named 'Mother of All Breaches' and 'Rock You 2024,' and the global impact of the CrowdStrike outage. The episode also touches on OpenAI's tumultuous year, including boardroom dramas and the release of new AI models. Throughout the episode, the conversational dynamic between the hosts and AI Joe adds a humorous and engaging touch.
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In this week's episode of Cybernews weekly podcast, the hosts delve into the festive season with discussions on a significant privacy breach involving Cellebrite, a forensic tool capable of unlocking smartphones, used by authorities and potentially misused by criminals. They explore TikTok trends where teens and even adults create PowerPoint presentations for Christmas gift requests, reflecting changing social dynamics and consumer behavior. The episode rounds off with a critique of the seven biggest tech flops of 2024, including the Rabbit R1, Humane AI Pin, and Apple Vision Pro, assessing the gap between high expectations and disappointing realities.
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In this episode of the Cyber News Weekly podcast, the hosts delve into the tactics of Russian hackers linked to the FSB, who have been using other threat actors' infrastructure for espionage. They discuss a major revelation by Microsoft Threat Intelligence about this group's long-term operations and the challenges in detecting such activities. The conversation then shifts to Pegasus spyware, revealing a disturbing trend of high-profile individuals' devices being infected, as discovered by iVerify. The hosts reflect on the implications for digital security and the zero-click nature of Pegasus attacks. Finally, the episode explores Sam Altman's latest views on Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and OpenAI's advancements, including a new ChatGPT Pro offering. They debate the gradual arrival of AGI and its potential impact on society.
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In this episode, CyberNews journalists explore the rising phenomenon of insecurity surrounding Spotify Wrapped and why some users feel compelled to manipulate their listening stats to appear "cool." They examine the subjective nature of music preferences and the societal pressures shaping sharing behaviors on social media.
The discussion then pivots to the potential introduction of tech tariffs under a new Trump administration, analyzing how these could impact the prices of consumer electronics like iPhones and laptops. They also explore the broader implications for global trade and the economic relationship between the US and China.
The episode concludes with an in-depth look at the future of the job market amid AI advancements, addressing concerns about potential layoffs and emphasizing the importance of workforce adaptability in a rapidly evolving landscape.
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In this episode of the CyberNews Weekly Podcast, hosts delve into two key topics: Russian state-affiliated hackers' new methods of breaching Western organizations via neighboring Wi-Fi networks, and the emerging 'Yami Baito' schemes in Japan where youths are lured into cyber and physical crimes through deceptive online ads. They also discuss the concept of 'enshittification', which refers to the declining user experience on digital platforms as they prioritize investors over users. The conversation touches on cybersecurity strategies and the psychology behind youths turning to crime, emphasizing the need for better protective measures and economic opportunities.
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In this episode of Cyber News Weekly Podcast, hosts delve into the often deceptive nature of Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. They discuss how retailers manipulate prices and sometimes offer lower-quality products under the guise of discounts. The conversation shifts to the identification and implications of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs), exploring government transparency, historical sightings, technological limitations, and the potential existence of extraterrestrial life. They also touch on societal and regulatory responses to these phenomena, referencing recent U.S. government hearings and ongoing investigations.
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In this episode of the Cybernews Weekly podcast, our journalists dive into recent developments surrounding last year’s MOVEit vulnerability hacking spree. Sensitive employee data from major companies like Amazon, Delta Airlines, and Lenovo has been meticulously organized and leaked, sparking concerns about potential spear-phishing attacks and broader cybersecurity implications.
The discussion then shifts to social media, focusing on the rise of BlueSky as an emerging platform for users disenchanted with Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter). They examine BlueSky’s growth, user experience, and potential challenges as it gains traction.
Finally, the team addresses Apple’s challenges with Vision Pro headset sales and its competition with Meta’s smart glasses, exploring what these developments mean for the future of augmented reality technologies.
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In this episode of Cyber News Weekly podcast, recorded right after the U.S. election night, the hosts discuss cybersecurity and the spread of disinformation during the election campaign. The conversation covers the muted influence of disinformation, bomb threats erroneously attributed to Russia, and the stability brought by a clear election winner. They also debate on Elon Musk's potential government role, the efficacy of disinformation campaigns, and the broader implications for social media platforms like Twitter, now X. The episode closes with reflections on public perception of disinformation's impact and the challenges of covering complex voter motivations in the media.
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In this episode of the CyberNews Weekly Podcast, the hosts discuss the intersection of AI and mental health, sparked by a tragic incident in Florida where a 14-year-old's interactions with a Character AI chatbot allegedly led to his suicide. The conversation covers the potential dangers of chatbots, the vulnerabilities of teenagers on social media, and the broader implications of technology on youth mental health. The discussion also expands to the cultural shift in how young people interact with technology, including the roles of parents, tech companies, and the responsibilities they bear in ensuring the safety and well-being of children. The hosts examine how societal changes, driven by advances in AI and social media, may impact future generations.
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🎙️ In this comprehensive episode of CyberNews, journalist explore the high energy costs of AI technologies like ChatGPT and the tech industry's shift from renewables to nuclear power. They discuss the environmental implications, investments from tech giants, and concepts like micro nuclear reactors from companies like Oklo. Prominent figures, including Eric Schmidt and Sam Altman, propose leveraging AI to combat climate change, despite the energy demands. The hosts also debate the future roles of renewables versus nuclear energy, touching on safety concerns, public perceptions, and the potential of AI in solving related logistical challenges. With real-life stories, industry forecasts, and government policies on the table, this episode dives deep into the future of energy and technology.
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🎙️ In this episode of the Cyber News Weekly Podcast, the hosts delve into the highlights of the Tesla We Robot Event, including the grand unveiling of the CyberCab and Optimus humanoid robot. They analyze Elon Musk's ambitious promises for Tesla and SpaceX, and the mixed reactions from investors, along with South Park's satirical take on tech figures like Sam Altman. The discussion moves to Matt Stone's perspectives on AI's role in South Park, touching on deepfake technology and the controversy it stirs. As the episode progresses, the ongoing debate between Android and iPhone users takes center stage, with hosts sharing personal experiences and insights on brand loyalty, user experience, and privacy concerns, concluding with light-hearted anecdotes.
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🎙️ In this episode of the CyberNews Weekly Podcast, the hosts delve into the challenging cybersecurity job market, highlighting the vast gap between available positions and job seekers struggling to find roles. They also explore concerns regarding the invasive data practices of the newly released Google Pixel 9, which frequently sends data to Google's servers. Additionally, the discussion touches on the Unitree Go2 Robodog, a versatile robotic creation used for various tasks, including security, and the potential military and security applications of robotic dogs.
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🎙️ In this engaging episode, we dive deep into the privacy risks posed by popular education apps like Duolingo and Coursera, exposing how they collect invasive permissions that could compromise user data. We also explore the shocking rise of Hitler glorification on platforms like TikTok and X, as AI auto-translates his speeches, pushing harmful content to millions of viewers. Finally, we examine the recent outages of Verizon and PlayStation, questioning our growing dependence on tech and the panic that follows when these services go down.
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🎙️ In this explosive episode, we uncover the massive data breach at a leading background check company that exposed the personal information of nearly one-third of Americans. Plus, we dive into the bizarre and vague musings of OpenAI’s Sam Altman—can AI really solve all of humanity’s problems, or is it all just a tech visionary’s fantasy? Finally, we take a nostalgic trip back to the 90s with the return of Tamagotchis, now connected to the web.
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🎙️ In this explosive episode, we dive into the shocking incident of pagers detonating across Lebanon, injuring members of Hezbollah. Was it a sophisticated cyber attack or an old-school sabotage? We explore the tech behind the blast and the political implications. Plus, we analyze the dangerous permissions of popular Android apps—how much access is too much? Finally, we uncover a leaked internal document revealing how MrBeast built his YouTube empire and what it takes to be part of his team.
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In the latest episode, we uncover a significant data leak exposing thousands of sensitive documents, debate the value of upgrading to the new iPhone 16, and delve into the intriguing topic of robots lying ethically.
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🎙️ In this episode of Cybernews Weekly podcast, we unveil a substantial data leak impacting millions, discuss the ban of X in Brazil following Elon Musk's conflict with the Brazilian government, and explore a startling discovery about the Google Pixel 9.
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🎙️ In this episode: Pavel Durov’s arrest and its ripple effects on Telegram, the alarming exposure of data in the Al Anon support group, and the bizarre story of a man who faked his death to evade child support.
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🎙️ We discuss the concept of over-employment, particularly in relation to the rise of remote work during the pandemic. They explore how individuals manage multiple full-time jobs, the ethical implications, and the potential benefits.
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