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Cybernews Podcast

We’re the Cybernews Podcast, comprised of journalists who report on the latest tech news, trending tech topics, and the weirdest stories on the web. Get comfortable, grab a snack, and sit down with us to unravel the internet of curi-oddities.

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00:38:48

Password crisis 2025: are yours safe?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/05/09

In this episode of the Cybernews podcast, the hosts explore three main topics. They first discuss the persistent issue of password reuse, highlighting a new study that reveals 1-2-3-4-5-6 and 'password' remain the most common globally. Despite some embracing password managers and passkeys, the lack of progress over the past 14 years shows a need for better authentication methods. The conversation then shifts to the trend of employers asking workers to bring their own devices (BYOD), examining the

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00:36:06

6 hottest tech trends from Black Mirror Season 7

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/04/18

In this episode of the Cyber News Podcast, the hosts dive into the latest season of Black Mirror, examining each episode's technology and its implications. They discuss episodes such as 'Common People', which features brain streaming technology in a dystopian healthcare system, and 'Bête Noire', which showcases revenge facilitated by quantum computing. The hosts also critique episodes like 'Hotel Reverie' for its setting in a 1950s-style movie studio, and 'USS

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00:43:22

Russia is Breeding Cybercriminals?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/04/11

🎙️This week our hosts talk changes in the secret underground world of Russian hackers from a report by Trend Micro. With the recent technological advancements, it’s only right to talk about Q-day and the upcoming developments in quantum computing. Our hosts finish off the podcast with a new study that claims ChatGPT-4.5 passed the Turing test.

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00:26:58

We had a hunch Babuk was lying

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/03/28

🎙️This episode of the Cybernews Weekly Podcast covers three major cyber incidents. First, the hosts discuss the deceptive tactics of the 'Babuk 2' ransomware gang, which falsely claims major breaches and recycles data from other groups to establish credibility and recruit affiliates. They highlight the differences between 'Babuk 1' and 'Babuk 2', emphasizing the latter's lack of authenticity. Next, they delve into the bizarre leak of a Signal group chat involving top U.S. officials discussing

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00:37:45

How we found 815,000 iOS secrets

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/03/18

Some text hereIn this episode of Cybernews Podcast, the hosts discuss critical security vulnerabilities found in Apple's App Store, revealing that 8% of iOS apps have 815,000 hardcoded secrets, which could lead to breaches and financial losses. They explore the implications of Apple’s security review process and the legal responsibilities of developers. The conversation also shifts to Apple’s significant advancements in AI, emphasising the new Mac Studio's ability to run large AI models locally. The

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00:31:17

Bybit hack: How North Korean hackers stole $1.5B

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/02/28

For this week’s Cybernews Podcast episode, we’re hitting your screens with a major developing story and a glimpse into the latest cybersecurity mini-series. Our hosts, joined by our very own in-house cybersecurity expert, discuss the Bybit hack and how North Korean state-sponsored hackers could’ve pulled off a heist of this caliber. We also talk about the latest Netflix thriller series Zero Day and whether some events depicted in the series could happen in the wild.

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00:30:32

Is DeepSeek Killing Nvidia?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/01/30

The CyberNews podcast covers a range of topics from alarming crypto kidnappings to China's AI advancements. The hosts recount a harrowing story of a Ledger co-founder being kidnapped for crypto ransom, discussing the broader implications of such crimes in the cryptocurrency industry. They then shift focus to China's new AI model, DeepSeek, which promises significant advancements at a fraction of the cost of Western counterparts like ChatGPT. The discussion delves into the potential impacts on global

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00:32:42

Trump loves TikTok now?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/01/23

In this episode of the Cyber News Weekly Podcast, the hosts delve into several major topics revolving around former President Donald Trump and technology. They discuss the TikTok drama, including the partial ban and its implications on American users and influencers. The conversation shifts towards the relationship between big tech executives like Mark Zuckerberg and Trump, highlighting potential shifts in political alignments. The episode wraps up with a discussion on Donald Trump's involvement

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00:34:33

Cybernews at CES 2025: Mind-Blowing Gadgets & Wild...

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/01/16

In this episode of the Cybernews Weekly podcast, the team recaps their experiences at CES, one of the largest electronics shows in the world. They discucnss the variety of gadgets, from innovative lithium-ion batteries made out of paper to gimmicks like AI robots and smart spoons. The podcast offers a behind-the-scenes look at the convention's environment, challenges faced with technology due to Bluetooth and WiFi interference, and the passion of startup innovators. They also touch on standout

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00:40:08

Tech in 2025: Russian hackers, AI and TikTok

Cybernews Podcast ·

2025/01/02

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

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00:29:58

AI ruined our podcast

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/12/26

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

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00:32:45

How TikTok brats stole Santa's spirit

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/12/19

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

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00:43:01

Hacked world: Russian spies and Pegasus lurking in...

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/12/12

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

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00:38:28

Hacking Spotify Wrapped: Are You Doing It Too?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/12/05

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

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00:45:41

Sofa Hackers: How Russians Operate Remotely

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/12/03

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

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00:44:05

Is Black Friday a SCAM?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/11/25

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

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00:41:21

Bluesky vs. X: A New Era in Social Media?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/11/18

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

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00:43:52

Did Musk Help Trump Win The Elections?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/11/06

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

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00:42:58

The Dark Side of AI Chatbots

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/11/01

If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis, please reach out for help in the resources provided below:www.findahelpline.com 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

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00:41:57

Why we need NUCLEAR plants for ChatGPT?

Cybernews Podcast ·

2024/10/25

🎙️ 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

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