Hacker And The Fed $48 Billion and No 2FA, What Could Go Wrong?
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Aug 7, 2025 The hosts delve into a major ransomware attack on Ingram Micro, revealing how the lack of MFA on a VPN led to a staggering breach. They discuss the evolving tactics of cybercriminals and the implications for the tech supply chain. The episode also examines the Department of Defense's CMMC regulations and the frustrations surrounding them. Additionally, listeners hear about the stark realities of cybercrime and the critical need for stronger cybersecurity measures. Engaging stories from local events and listener interactions add flair to the conversation.
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Battery Removal Stops Phone Eavesdropping
- Chris spoke at a local heroes event for first responders and families.
- The audience was amazed to learn old phone battery removal prevented eavesdropping, which is now impossible.
Eastern European Gang's Lucrative Scheme
- Chris arrested an Eastern European cyber gang making huge profits via DNS poisoning.
- They lived lavishly exploiting ad revenue redirects without needing direct bank credential theft.
Enforce MFA on VPNs
- Enforce multi-factor authentication on all VPNs to prevent unauthorized access.
- If a VPN cannot be secured properly, turn it off immediately to protect your network.