HeyJaredThe CISO Signal: True Cybercrime Podcast
The CISO Signal is a true cybercrime podcast investigating the most consequential breaches, insider threats, takedowns, and nation-state hacks shaping today’s digital world.Each episode combines gripping, cinematic storytelling with exclusive interviews from top CISOs and…
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The Enemy Inside: How North Korea’s Phantom Employees Hack the Hiring Process – The CISO Signal EP19 (opens the original)
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One of the most sophisticated nation-state cyber campaigns ever uncovered didn’t begin with ransomware. Or phishing. Or a zero-day vulnerability. It began with a job interview. Using stolen identities, fabricated résumés, U.S.-based laptop farms, and an international network of facilitators, North Korean operatives secured remote technology jobs inside hundreds of legitimate companies. They attended interviews. Passed technical assessments. Joined engineering teams. Collected salaries. And gaine
CDK Under Siege | The Cyberattack That Brought Car Sales to a Halt - The CISO Signal Episode 18 (opens the original)
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On June 19, 2024, thousands of car dealerships across North America opened for what looked like an ordinary business day. The vehicles were on the lot. The sales teams were ready. The service bays were full. Then the software stopped working. Within hours, more than 15,000 dealerships lost access to the systems that powered nearly every part of their business: vehicle sales, financing, inventory, repair orders, customer records, payroll, and parts management. The target wasn't the dealerships. I
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