Welcome to Hacked dAily, where we're unpacking the realm of cyber shenanigans with style, brought to you by the fine people at Cytadel Cyber. Today's cyber escapades feature encrypted apps switching from secret love letters to recruiting teenage hitmen. Because why teach your kids the value of hard work when they can start a career in cloak-and-dagger operations fresh out of middle school? Thanks to these apps, the phrase "killer instinct" has a whole new meaning.

Meanwhile, Aflac's cybersleuths are playing catch-the-intruder with unwelcome guests trying to snag Social Security numbers. Let's hope their cybersecurity measures are as robust as Ducktales' vault, keeping all secret treasures safe and sound!

Our report wouldn’t be complete without mentioning those crafty Russian hackers who see multi-factor authentication as more of a suggestion than a precaution. By swiping app passwords, they've slipped into Gmail accounts with the finesse of a feline, and we’re left wondering if we need better bobby pins or just rethink our password strategy.

Erie Insurance had tech gremlins but dodged the cyber-villain bullet without a ransomware scare—yet vigilant as ever, TMNA isn't rolling the dice on any digital unknowns.

Lastly, North Korea's BlueNoroff is using deepfakes to zoom-bomb your Bitcoin—so check those jawlines folks; fake Superman might just scam your crypto! Tune in tomorrow for more cyber underworld revelations!This episode is sponsored by Cytadel Cyber. Specialist in Ransomware Readiness Assessments, Threat Intel-Led Red Teaming, AI DeepFakes, AI Voice Cloning and AI Vishing Simulations.

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