Cyber Crime Junkies

01/09/2026

Shocking Update: Anthropic AI Targeted in Cyber Attack!

🔥New Episode🔥 explores a concerning development where an AI system was manipulated by threat actors to carry out **ai powered cyber attacks** all by itself. This incident highlights the rapid advancement of **ai cyber attacks** and raises critical questions about current **ai security** measures. We discuss the growing **digital threats** posed by such sophisticated tactics and emphasize the importance of robust **ai and security** protocols to ensure **ai safety** and prevent potential **ai danger**.

🔥The Cybercrime Junkies show dives into the world of cybercrime and cybersecurity, offering insights for cybersecurity for beginners and seasoned pros alike. Learn about the latest threats, including ransomware and malware, and the minds of the hackers behind them. Stay informed and protect yourself from cyber crime.

Dive Deeper: 🔗 https://cybercrimejunkies.com

01/08/2026

You Don’t Need Fort Knox — You Just Need to Stop Being the Easiest Target

A Mako shark swims 45 mph.
A great white: 25 mph.
Fastest human ever recorded? 8 mph.

You’re not outswimming the shark.
But you can outswim the slowest person in the water.

That’s cybersecurity in 2026.

The goal is not perfection — it’s survival.
Not being the easiest target.

Turn on MFA.
Patch your systems.
Limit admin access (especially for Carl in accounting).
Get real governance.
Get real monitoring.

AI isn’t slowing down.
Attackers aren’t taking breaks.

Treat this like the business survival problem it is.

2026 isn’t waiting for you. Neither are the attackers.

01/07/2026

If you think you’d spot a deepfake — you’re probably wrong.
Today’s AI can mimic your voice, your face, your expressions, and even your habits.

Criminals are already using it to:
• fake CEO Zoom calls
• bypass identity verification
• trick family members
• authorize fraudulent payments

Deepfakes have become real-time impersonation engines…
And businesses are completely unprepared.

Stay vigilant — your identity is the new attack surface.

01/06/2026

Cybercrime isn’t a hobby — it’s the third-largest economy on the planet.
And AI just strapped a rocket engine to it.

Polymorphic ransomware mutates like Deadpool.
Deepfake CFOs authorize wire transfers while your coffee is still brewing.
And businesses still won’t turn on MFA.

We are not okay.

01/05/2026

Cybercriminals aren’t “hacking” anymore.
They’ve basically launched AI-powered startups… with better customer support than half the software vendors you’re paying for.

Deepfake CEOs, AI bots scanning networks like DoorDash orders, ransomware installing itself — all while businesses still argue about MFA being “annoying.”

This isn’t sci-fi. It’s your Tuesday.

Watch the full breakdown on Cyber Crime Junkies.
Stay vigilant. Or at least more vigilant than your competitors.

12/12/2025

Deepfakes (Identity Fraud 3.0)

Deepfakes used to be a threat.
Now they’re a full-blown business model.

Your voice can be cloned from your voicemail.
Your mom can be tricked into sending $5,000 to a fake version of you.
Executives are being impersonated live on Zoom.

Identity fraud 3.0 is here — vegan, gluten-free, and terrifying.

09/17/2025

❓What if the software building blocks you trust were secretly poisoned?
❓What if one “safe” download gave hackers the keys to your kingdom?

That’s what just happened with CrowdStrike’s npm packages in a massive supply chain attack.
Think of npm packages as Lego bricks developers snap together to build apps. Hackers slipped in bad bricks — and when used, they stole passwords, cloud tokens, and spread the infection further.

⚠️ Key takeaways:

CrowdStrike’s main platform is safe — this was limited to developer tools.

Supply chain attacks target the trust we place in “ingredients” of software.

Every business needs to check dependencies, rotate credentials, and monitor pipelines.

This isn’t a headline — it’s a wake-up call.
💡 One weak link can unravel the whole chain.

01/30/2025

Gorilla Marketing/Brian Scudamore's Journey to Building 1-800-GOT-JUNK

How do you turn a $700 pickup truck into a $500M empire? Brian Scudamore, founder of 1-800-GOT-JUNK, reveals how he went from a high school dropout to building one of the most successful junk removal companies in the world. In this exclusive interview, Brian opens up about the role of failure in his success, the importance of building a positive company culture, and why caring for your people is the secret to growth.

Brian’s story is proof that success isn’t about avoiding failure—it’s about embracing it.
Watch now to learn how to turn setbacks into stepping stones and build a thriving business culture!

01/29/2025