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Psychology of Cybercrime Podcast

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by Dr. Mark T. Hofmann

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Cybersecurity can be exciting! Dr. Mark T. Hofmann is a well known Profiling-Expert (CNN, Forbes, 60 Minutes Australia) and takes you on a journey into the mind of hackers. He completed his doctoral degree researching hackers on the darknet. What motivates hackers? What are their latest Social Engineering techniques? How can we protect ourselves? More than 90% of Cyberattacks are caused by human error. Humans are the weakest link in Cybersecurity, – but something can be done about it. Monthly interviews with leading experts on the Psychology of Cybercrime.

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May 23, 2024

FBI Cyber-Profiling with former FBI-Profiler Tim Pappa

FBI Cyber Profiling with Tim Pappa <div class="libsyn-modal__body modal-body"> <div class="px-2"> Tim Pappa is a former FBI Profiler and has served for more than 16 years. He was part of the FBIs Behavioral Analysis Unit 2, focused on Cyber offenders. In this episode you will learn why some hackers may be more vulnerable than you might think and we also talked about "aspirational motives" or what your Instagram Profile tells me about your personality. Great journey into the wold of Cyber Profiling with a former FBI Profiler (Tim Pappa). Content of this episode: <ul> <li>Chapter 1: Focus on Behavior</li> <li>Chapter 2: Connecting the dots</li> <li>Chapter 3: Cyber Profiling</li> <li>Chapter 4: What your Facebook Profile reveals about your personality</li> <li>Chapter 5: Profiling Hackers </li> <li>Chapter 6: Ransomware Negotiations </li> <li>Chapter 7: Cybersecurity Awareness</li> <li>Chapter 8: Complete the Sentence...</li> <li>Chapter 9: Marks Summary</li> </ul> Website & Speaking inquiries Mark T. Hofmann (host): <a href= "https://www.mark-thorben-hofmann.de/en/cybercrime/">https://www.mark-thorben-hofmann.de/en/cybercrime/</a> #cybersecurity #hacker #psychology #fbi #profiling </div> </div>

February 25, 2024

Crime Prevention - How do kids become cybercriminals? | With Alan Merrett, National Crime Agency

Crime Prevention - How do kids become cybercriminals? Most hacker start learning their skills at a very young age (10-15 years old). But who are they? What are the motives? Where do they learn their skills? Whats the role of YouTube, Gaming and the parents? Are there some red flags for teachers and parents? What can we do to prevent kids from becoming cybercriminals? Guests: Alan Merrett from UKs National Crime Agency (NCA) and Mike Jones (Ex-Anonymous Hacker). Mark T. Hofmann talks in this episode to Alan Merrett from the National Crime Agency (UK) about their Cyber Prevent Program and asks Hacker Mike Jones how it started, when he was a kid. Chapter 1 - Invisible Talents Chapter 2 - Who are these kids? Chapter 3 - Motives Chapter 4 - Where do they learn their skills? Chapter 5 - Red flags for teachers and parents Chapter 6- Crime prevention National Crime Agency, Cyber Choices Program: <a href= "https://nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/cyber-choices">https://nationalcrimeagency.gov.uk/cyber-choices</a> Mark T. Hofmann Booking & Contact: <a href= "https://www.mark-thorben-hofmann.de/en/cybercrime/">https://www.mark-thorben-hofmann.de/en/cybercrime/</a> Mike Jones Booking & Contact: <a href= "https://thehauntedhacker.com/">https://thehauntedhacker.com/</a>

January 15, 2024

Inside The Mind of a Hacker

Follow to make sure you don't miss the next episodes. Inside the mind of a hacker (Ex-Anonymous) Mike Jones is known is the haunted hacker. He was one of the early founding members of Anonymous, the (in)famous hacktivist group. Mike was also a member of an APT group, before the FBI got him. He made a deal and became a confidential FBI-informant. So Mike has been on the good side, the bad side and somewhere in between. Is he a black hat? A white hat? A grey hat? You are about to find out. He gives rare insights into his mind, hacktivism, APT groups and his time on the dark side. Website & Speaking Inquiries Mike Jones: www.thehauntedhacker.com Website & Speaking inquiries Mark T. Hofmann (host): <a href= "https://www.mark-thorben-hofmann.de/en/cybercrime/">https://www.mark-thorben-hofmann.de/en/cybercrime/</a> #cybersecurity #hacker #psychology

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What is Psychology of Cybercrime Podcast?: Cybersecurity can be exciting!

Dr. Mark T. Hofmann is a well known Profiling-Expert (CNN, Forbes, 60 Minutes Australia) and takes you on a journey into the mind of hackers. He completed his doctoral degree researching hackers on the darknet. What motivates hackers? What are their latest Social Engineering techniques? How can we protect ourselves?

More than 90% of Cyberattacks are caused by human error. Humans are the weakest link in Cybersecurity, – but something can be done about it.

Monthly interviews with leading experts on the Psychology of Cybercrime.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates weekly.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 6 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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