Hosts Matt Radolec and David Gibson explain how cybercriminals are manipulating AI models like ChatGPT to plant false memories and steal data, along with other cybercrime-related stories like Salt Typhoon.

Salt Typhoon is a Chinese hacking group that has reportedly breached multiple key U.S. broadband providers, raising significant concerns about the security of sensitive communications data.

The hackers may have had access to these networks for months, raising significant concerns about the security of sensitive communications data.

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The North Korean Lazarus group is running multiple high-risk campaigns: one exploiting Windows and another installing malware through fraudulent blockchain job offers.

State of Cybercrime hosts Matt Radolec and David Gibson discuss the various APT groups, including a prolific ransomware-as-a-service operation and a Chinese cyber espionage gang known as Volt Typhoon, and other vulnerable vulnerabilities in this episode, including:

+ Lazarus FudModule rootkit attacks and the concurrent Eager Crypto Beavers campaign

+ RansomHub attacks on Halliburton, Change Healthcare, and hundreds more

+ Large-scale extortion of AWS environments through exposed ENV files

+ Hundreds of exposed servers from Volt Typhoon’s ISP targeting

+ Payment gateway breach of over 1.7 million credit card owners

Matt Radolec and David Gibson discuss how an unknown attacker recently exploited a vulnerability in Proofpoint’s email routing system, allowing them to bypass security measures and send millions of spoofed emails on behalf of major companies.

The co-hosts also cover:

+ The North Korean threat actor hired using AI

+ The biggest ransomware payment ever made

+ How X is training its Grok AI LLM with your posts

+ The EU’s groundbreaking AI act

+ How anyone can access deleted and private repositories on GitHub

+ Updates on AMD's silicon-level "SinkClose" processor flaw