• How Las Vegas got Hacked w/Mo Ghannoum

  • Oct 29 2023
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How Las Vegas got Hacked w/Mo Ghannoum

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  • Welcome to Episode 13 of the Not So Deep Podcast, where your hosts Chris Harris and Chris Morales delve into the alarming world of cyber threats with guest expert Mo Ghannoum. This episode unfolds the chilling ransomware attacks that rocked the famous Las Vegas strip, targeting the prestigious MGM and Caesars hotel chains.

    Join us as we unravel:
    The sinister infiltration: Discover how the cyber assailants breached the defenses.
    A tale of two responses: Uncover why Caesars yielded to the ransom demands, while MGM stood defiant.
    The fallout: Explore the extent of the havoc wreaked by these digital marauders on the entertainment capital.
    Mo Ghannoum, a seasoned Cyber Security maestro, sheds light on the dark corners of the cyber realm, offering a riveting discourse on the escalating threat landscape. This is a conversation laden with stark warnings and invaluable lessons for a digitized world on the precipice.

    Tune in for an enlightening discussion that navigates through the murky waters of cyber warfare against the backdrop of neon lights. This episode is a must-listen for anyone keen on understanding the shifting sands of security and privacy in an increasingly interconnected world.

    Stay vigilant, and remember, it's not always as deep as it seems until it's too late.

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