The internet is the new frontier of crime. The systems we depend on for our daily lives, business and national security are under assault. Cybercriminals break into organizations from the other side of the world, exploiting software flaws and weaknesses. The effects of these attacks are devastating, resulting in billions of dollars in damages, a loss of privacy and a loss of confidence. Cybercrime Exposed is a podcast from Intel 471 that explores how malicious hackers undermine the computer systems we trust, and what we can do to stop them.
Cybercrime Exposed
Claim This Podcastby Intel 471
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11 episodes
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The internet is the new frontier of crime. The systems we depend on for our daily lives, business and national security are under assault. Cybercriminals break into organizations from the other side of the world, exploiting software flaws and weaknesses. The effects of these attacks are devastating, resulting in billions of dollars in damages, a loss of privacy and a loss of confidence. Cybercrime Exposed is a podcast from Intel 471 that explores how malicious hackers undermine the computer systems we trust, and what we can do to stop them.
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Recent Episodes
December 12, 2025
Ep. 10: The Hacker Who Slipped Away
<p>Andrei Tarasov has an intricate tattoo on his back of a circuitboard. The tattoo is appropriate because technology has played a big part in what he does for a living: cybercrime. Tarasov creates tools others use to steal money and data online. While doing e-crime, Tarasov skimmed across borders, out of his native Russia, a country he extensively criticized, including the country’s war against Ukraine, where Tarasov had friends. This criticism comes back to haunt him when authorities catch up to him, and he’s forced to make difficult choices to keep his freedom.</p><p><br></p><p>Participants:</p><p>Ashley Jess, Senior Intelligence Analyst, Intel 471</p><p>Jeremy Kirk, Executive Editor, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Intel 471</p>
August 13, 2025
Ep. 9: The Duke is Dead
<p>DukeEugene is a Russian hacker, heavily tattooed with a largeswastika on his chest. He specializes in developing malicioussoftware for Android phones. The malware is aimed at stealingcredentials and data in order to drain its victims’ bank accounts.Despite developing malware, DukeEugene isn’t a very great coder, but he’s well-known and has many connections in the cybercriminal underground – developers, crypters, hosting providers. His business is successful, but he has a big problem. He finds a possible way to solve it but he has to put everything he’s worked for on the line.</p><p><br></p><p>Participants:</p><p>Simon Williams, Senior Director, Government & Law Enforcement Liaison, Intel 471</p><p>Jeremy Kirk, Executive Editor, Cyber Threat Intelligence, Intel 471</p>
December 3, 2024
Ep. 8: Raccoon Stealer
Threat analysts Quentin Bourge and Jeremy Kirk expose the devastating impact of Raccoon Stealer, a user-friendly malware that vacuumed sensitive data from compromised computers.
11 total episodes available with 1 transcripts
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