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Former leader of the GhostSec hacktivist group discusses their transition from cyber attacks to launching ransomware, their ethical considerations and targets, and their declaration of giving up cybercrime for hacktivism.

Alleged co-founder of the Meduza infostealer reveals how these stealthy malware sneak into computers, steal logins and passwords, and vanish without a trace. The podcast also explores cybercrime supply chains, info-stealer families like Redline and Medusa, and the emergence of info-stealers targeting valuable data like cryptocurrency wallets.

Discover the secrets of Ukraine's drone academy training operators amidst the conflict with Russia. Dive into the innovative tactics using drones for combat missions and the establishment of a pop-up school to educate service members in essential skills like drone operation and military leadership.

Belarusian Cyber Partisans hack into government servers, exposing secret police files. Hacktivism evolving with some becoming more professional. GOSEC group transforms from fighting ISIS to ransomware attacks, facing ethical dilemmas.

AI expert and founder of TrueMedia.org, Oren Etzioni, discusses the rise of AI-manipulated content and the importance of distinguishing between fact and fiction. Topics include AI in politics, Big Tech regulation, deepfake detection, and the impact of AI on social deception.

Guests James Rubin, Jon Bateman, and Anne Applebaum discuss the global battle of ideologies, impact of authoritarian regimes on democracy, efforts to combat disinformation, challenges in measuring its impact, and the role of AI in defensive strategies.

Jackie Schneider, Director of war gaming at the Hoover Institution, discusses the surprising differences in responses to cyber attacks versus traditional warfare in war simulations. She explores the impact of cyber warfare on decision-making, China's cyber operations and AI in military strategies, and the challenges of relying on AI for critical strategic decisions.

Alejandro Caceres, the man who retaliated against North Korea after being hacked, discusses his journey from a victim to a cyber avenger. He delves into his early hacking days, the Google Chrome exploit discovery with James Willy, and his successful takedown of North Korea's internet. The podcast also explores US-China relationship insights and recent developments in the cyber and intelligence space.

The podcast discusses Russia's use of electronic warfare in Ukraine, specifically jamming GPS satellites and spoofing satellite signals. It explores the vulnerability of satellite signals and the potential risks posed by spoofing attacks on GPS technology and power grids.

Exploring the impact of Russian attacks on the Ukrainian power grid, GPS jamming's disruptive effects, and the innovative solution by a tech team to keep power flowing. Lena Khan's fight against tech giants and the broader context of cybersecurity threats and satellite vulnerabilities.