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Ransomware: Statistically, it's likely to happen to anybody.

Hacking Humans

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Joe has a story about how Emotet is being used in phishing emails through thread hijacking, Dave's story is a two-fer: one is about bad guys using image manipulation and the other has Elon Musk giving away Bitcoin again taking advantage of the US election, The Catch of the Day is from a listener named John about an email-based vishing attack, and later in the show, we welcome back Kurtis Minder of GroupSense on the burgeoning ransomware negotiation industry.  Links to stories: Spike in Emotet activity could mean big payday for ransomware gangs Sneaky Office 365 phishing inverts images to evade detection Have a Catch of the Day you'd like to share? Email it to us at [email protected] or hit us up on Twitter.

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Ransomware: Statistically, it's likely to happen to anybody.

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