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Cyber94 delivers daily cybersecurity news, major hack breakdowns, and real stories from past cyberattacks.
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Hackers Shut Down America's Fuel Supply — Then the FBI Followed the Bitcoin (opens the original)
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One ransomware attack. A nation running out of gas. Colonial Pipeline's shutdown sparked panic-buying chaos across the East Coast — but the FBI's Bitcoin trail led to a stunning twist. The Cyber 94 Podcast breaks it all down.
A $10 Million Ransom. A Nation Held Hostage. What Really Happened (opens the original)
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In April 2022, the Conti ransomware group didn't just breach a company — they crippled an entire country. 27 institutions hit, taxes and customs frozen, a national emergency declared. Here's how Costa Rica fought back and refused to pay.
The Ghost Robbery: Nearly $1 Billion Vanished Through SWIFT (opens the original)
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In February 2016, hackers tried to move $951 million out of a central bank without ever stepping inside one. Most transfers failed — one because of a single typo. But $81 million slipped into a casino and disappeared. This is the story of the digital heist that changed global banking.
They Held 600 Years of Knowledge Hostage (opens the original)
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In October 2023, hackers didn't rob a bank — they went after centuries of human knowledge. The Rhysida gang hit the British Library, stole 600 GB, and destroyed the servers. The library refused to pay. What happened next changes how we think about ransomware.
A Nation Held Hostage by Code: The Attack That Broke a Country (opens the original)
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In 2022, a ransomware gang did what only hurricanes and wars had done before — forced an entire nation into a state of emergency. Adam and Chloe unpack how Conti brought Costa Rica to its knees, wiped out tax and customs systems, and cost 2.4% of the country's GDP.
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