Sofa Hackers: How Russians Operate Remotely

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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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