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Ukraine's Cyber War: Hacking, Deception, and the IT Army

Ukraine's Cyber War: Hacking, Deception, and the IT Army

Episode 5292 Published 3 weeks, 4 days ago
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Ukraine's cyber campaign didn't run alongside the war in the trenches — it fed it. A hacked server in Moscow produced coordinates for strikes in Donbas. A phone call to a Russian soldier's mother revealed a unit location. This episode traces how Ukraine built offensive cyber capability from a decade of being Russia's testing ground, why the volunteer IT Army of Ukraine was both a liability and a recruitment pipeline, and how the GUR's hack of Russia's missile research institute turned espionage into targeting intelligence. It's a story about social engineering as a weapon, the blurry line between state APTs and volunteer collectives, and why the convergence of cyber and kinetic warfare is the real story of this conflict. Episode #821215 — open it directly at myweirdprompts.com/821215
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