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Sep 21, 2026
Cybercrime News For Sept. 21, 2026. Hackers Used Claude to Break Into OpenAI. WCYB Digital Radio.
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1:02David BrowieHOST
The insider reports that Kovalev has also been linked to Russian State Duma Deputy Speaker Vladislav Davankov and previously ran for the State Duma on a New People Party ticket.
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1:11David BrowieHOST
Germany's Federal Criminal Police Office says Kovalev is believed to be in Russia and lists multiple aliases in its wanted notice.
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1:18David BrowieHOST
Internal Microsoft documents unsealed in a copyright lawsuit reportedly show concerns among company officials about using news content to train AI systems.
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1:27David BrowieHOST
According to Ars Technica, Microsoft Director of Applied Science Brent Hecht described AI scraping of news as, quote, an astonishing theft of unprecedented proportions and called it potentially the, quote, largest theft of labor in human history.
The Hitler Diaries Scandal: 5. Money for Old Roper
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7:03Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
Guess who gives them this misleading information? Let's listen in to a call between Heidemann and the forger, Konrad Kujau.
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7:12Konrad KujauSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The people we have lined up, the ones recommended by the Federal Office and the Federal Criminal Police Office claim that Bayer only invented it in 1939.
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7:31Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
But there is a company.
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7:33Andrew Hunter MurrayHOST
It, it wasn't Bayer.
9-12-26 The Weekend Hour 3: What Mohammed Atta’s Will Was Trying To Tell Us
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14:59Michael BrownHOST
That's not a story from the 7th century.
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15:02Michael BrownHOST
Germany's own Federal Criminal Police Office has counted these killings at roughly a dozen a year.
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15:08Michael BrownHOST
British authorities put their count in the same range.
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15:10Michael BrownHOST
There are names.
Breaking - Gisèle Pelicot 2.0: The Men Who Knew the Guest List Was for Rape
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67:06RobinHOST
But then the cops showed up in numbers, okay? And again, we're talking about back in six weeks ago.
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67:12RobinHOST
So back in April, law enforcement launched Project Medusa, and it was led by Germany's Federal Criminal Police and Britain's National Crime Agency.
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67:20RobinHOST
And it was coordinated through Europol.
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67:22RobinHOST
Agencies, I mean, all over France, Spain, Netherlands, Hungary, Canada, Brazil, and yes, the United States as well.
I Interviewed the 9/11 Mastermind’s Family. Here’s What I Discovered. - Richard Miniter
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12:30Richard MiniterGUEST
So he started to seek out people, not his guest parents in Germany, to make him feel connected.
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12:39Richard MiniterGUEST
And he found a man who was later indicted after an investigation by the Bundeskriminalamt, which is the German FBI, to be an al-Qaeda recruiter.
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12:47Richard MiniterGUEST
But nobody knew this at the time, or nobody officially knew this at the time.
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12:51John PapolaHOST
And what year is this now? 98, 97, something like that, or
Inside the FBI’s Year-Long Profiler Training at Quantico | Carlo Schippers
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31:14Carlo SchippersGUEST
But in 1989, as we were still looking into setting this up, we had a little conference organized in The Hague in the Netherlands, and the Germans were there too, but it was not the guys that we worked with.
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31:27Carlo SchippersGUEST
It was people from the Bundeskriminalamt.
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31:29Carlo SchippersGUEST
They had like a psychological unit established at the time, and they were also looking into this, although they had a little bit of a different approach.
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31:38Carlo SchippersGUEST
The British were looking into this, but they were mostly working with external people, and all those were... and psychologists that were serving as consultants.