
The Logic Bomb That Took Down the World's Richest Oil Company🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 30: Shamoon
Source: YouTube · Jack Rhysider · published Jun 30, 2022 · 35:15
This video examines the growing threat of nation-state cyber attacks that could potentially trigger a worldwide economic crisis 0:13.
Key Takeaways:
• This is the third episode in a series on the Middle East that should be listened to in order with episodes 28 and 29 0:00
• Governments are increasingly sophisticated, training troops to hack and developing cyber-weapons 0:17
• Critical infrastructure like electrical grids and food supplies weren't built to withstand cyber attacks from nation-state actors 0:29
The video raises important questions about whether our infrastructure needs to be redesigned to defend against these emerging cyber threats.
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JACK: Before we get started, if you haven’t
already, go back and listen to Episode 28 and 29 before this one. It’s a little series on the Middle East
here and it’s meant to be listened to in that order. There are some hacker stories that really
scare me and this is one of them. This one had a potential of causing a worldwide
economic crisis. The world’s governments are growing in sophistication
and they’re training their troops to hack and they’re building cyber-weapons. While governments are hacking into other governments,
sometimes governments hack into private companies or a city’s infrastructure. Our electrical grid and food supplies weren’t
built to withstand a fighter jet bombing them but should they be built to withstand a nation
state actor trying to hack into them and destroy them…