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Alberto Daniel Hill

Cybermidnight Club– Hackers, Cyber Security and Cyber Crime is a trailblazing podcast by Alberto Daniel Hill, an expert in cybersecurity and the first person in Uruguay to serve prison for a computer-related crime. A crime he isn’t guilty of, perhaps one which never happened. Join Alberto as he dives deep into the world of hackers and cybersecurity in his riveting podcast.

In this series, Alberto provides firsthand insights into the dark web and expert analysis of cybersecurity issues that are central to our present digital age.

DarkWeb.Today – Hackers & Cyber Security: Piercing the Veil, Empowering the Secure.

This segment provides a comprehensive understanding of the current state of cybercrime in Mexico.

Key Points:

 
Current Statistics: Discuss recent statistics on cybercrime rates in Mexico, highlighting significant increases and notable trends.
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Types of Cybercrime: Explain the various forms of cybercrimes prevalent in the region, such as ransomware attacks, data breaches, phishing, and financial fraud.
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Real-Life Examples: Share real-life instances of cybercrime, such as major data breaches or ransomware attacks that have impacted Mexican businesses and citizens.
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Individual Impact: Examine how cybercrimes affect individuals, including identity theft, financial loss, and privacy violations.
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Economic Costs: Detail the financial implications of cybercrime on businesses, both large and small, and the broader economic impacts.
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Public Institutions: Explore the repercussions of cyberattacks on public institutions, including healthcare, education, and government services.
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Definition and Examples: Define cyberterrorism and provide examples of its manifestations in Mexico.
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National Security Threats: Discuss how cyberterrorism poses a threat to national security, including critical infrastructure attacks and disruptions.
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International Threat Actors: Highlight the involvement of international cyber threat actors targeting Mexico and their motivations.
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National Cybersecurity Strategy: Outline Mexico's National Cybersecurity Strategy and its key components.
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Collaborative Initiatives: Describe national and international collaborations aimed at enhancing cybersecurity defenses.
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Public Awareness: Emphasize the importance of public awareness, education, and best practices in preventing cybercrime and protecting sensitive information.
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This information was provided by Hector, whose Twitter handle is @HackersOIHEC.

Overview:
Wrap up the episode by summarizing the critical points discussed and reflecting on the ongoing need for vigilance and proactive measures in cybersecurity.

"Cybercrimen y Cyberterrorismo en Mexico: A Growing Threat" by @HackersOIHEC

Casual conversation about my experience in prison.

Here we aren't so quickly

@adhawonderwomans_show!!_season_2

Open mic cybersecurity

daek force English open mic 🎤

open mic 🎤 auto moderated space, no host Security web 3

This is not a twitter space (crazy)

Professional profile - laws, crimes, right, wrong, abortion, drugs, hacking

by plain jane

Professional profile - laws, crimes, right, wrong, abortion, drugs, hacking

Let’s catch a deep fake crypto con

Revelaciones: Vulnerabilidades de Confianza en Dispositivos Móviles. 

Esta discusión en YouTube presenta a Jonathan Scott, un ingeniero de seguridad móvil que afirma haber descubierto vulnerabilidades graves y persistentes en los sistemas operativos de Apple y Android, que permiten la extracción sigilosa de datos. Scott comparte su experiencia laboral, explicando cómo fue contratado por empresas como Verizon para crear herramientas que eluden la seguridad del teléfono, con el objetivo de agilizar el procesamiento de dispositivos de segunda mano. Detalla cómo estas soluciones de acceso remoto, borrado de datos y derivación de seguridad, que él ayudó a desarrollar, están actualmente en uso por grandes corporaciones a nivel global. El testimonio de Scott también expone sus interacciones con el gobierno de EE. UU. y el ejército, quienes mostraron interés en sus capacidades para fines de inteligencia y vigilancia, revelando una posible colusión para explotar estas vulnerabilidades. Además, sugiere que el software Pegasus, comúnmente atribuido a una empresa israelí, podría tener orígenes chinos, basándose en su análisis del código.

Revelaciones: Vulnerabilidades de Confianza en Dispositivos Móviles

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