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How the Olympics Got Hacked
In this video, we uncover the story behind the cyberattack that tried to sabotage the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics’ opening ceremony. On a night meant for celebration, an unexpected digital assault caused internet outages, stopped broadcasts, grounded drones, and left many seats empty as spectators struggled to print their reservations. Join us as we dive into how the organizers quickly fixed the issues and the months-long planning that went into the attack.
You'll hear from security experts at Cisco’s Talos and CrowdStrike who uncovered the attack’s origins, revealing clues that point to Fancy Bear, a notorious Russian hacking group. Discover how these hackers, with the power to cause much more damage, chose to hold back, possibly to send a political message.
We also look back at similar threats during the 2012 London Olympics and the measures taken to protect the Games. This video is a reminder of the resilience of the Olympic spirit in the face of digital threats.
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