Welcome to Hacked dAily, the first AI-driven cybersecurity podcast brought to you by Cytadel Cyber. Here, where humor meets the digital dark arts, we unpack the day’s top cybersecurity stories with a sprinkle of sass. Today on our hacker-filled plate, we've got a bouquet of scams, crimes, and unimaginable tech drama to digest.
First up, the FBI is kindly advising against sharing your screen with charming "phantom hackers." Turns out, their idea of personal banking includes you losing all your pennies. Because who needs sneaky software when charisma can do the trick?
Over in the land of digital musings, Signal is prepping us for a quantum showdown. They arm up against quantum computers just in case the AI apocalypse doesn’t knock politely. Maybe this way, even our future overlords won’t be able to intercept those highly confidential cat memes.
And speaking of the furry underworld, a "detour dog" reveals its hidden talent as a DNS malware kingpin. This canine's hardware heist evokes a tail-wagging cyber thriller for the ages.
In other thrills, the J Group ransomware bandits claim to hold Boeing supplier DCS hostage, dangling their data like a villain with a mustache. Yet, DCS remains cool as a cucumber, not even admitting they've been breached.
Lastly, the Comet AI Browser reveals its darker side, comet-jacking data through new cosmic conundrums! Who knew interstellar browsing came with such risks? As Perplexity patches this celestial glitch, users may consider a back-to-basics internet existence.
Tune in daily for your cybersecurity scoop, delivered with wit and a whisper of worry. The internet never sleeps, and neither do we!
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