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Digital Rage is a podcast about digital marketing, brought to you by Byer Co. We are a digital marketing agency specializing in web design, SEO, PPC advertising and more. This show will share our tips, tricks, and resources we use to boost our clients visibility online. We will share the good, bad, and ugly sides of digital marketing and keep our listeners up-to-date on the latest news. So join us as we deep dive into the world of digital marketing through our agency lens.
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Signup to Generate a PitchDigital Rage is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 162 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Episode #162
The first half of September brought an unusually heavy vulnerability window, a return to the top spot for The Gentlemen, and a broader mid-market victim footprint. Exploited Microsoft Windows and Chromium V8 flaws, identity-driven access, and new cross-platform malware make rapid patching and stronger identity controls urgent.
Episode #161
Late August tightened around infrastructure and access: Qilin widened its ransomware lead, technology moved into the top victim sector, and the U.S. remained dominant even as its share fell again. Enterprise-facing vulnerabilities clustered around Oracle/WebLogic, SharePoint, vCenter, Zimbra, PaperCut, and NetScaler, while malware activity leaned heavily into stealers, loaders, mobile banking fraud, and remote access.
Episode #160
Threat activity stayed busy in early August, with ransomware crews pushing sharper extortion tactics, cloud-aware espionage groups refining their stealth, and a wave of edge-device and management-tool exploits giving attackers quick footholds. Botnets and stealers kept expanding through unpatched IoT and browser weaknesses, while social-engineering-driven mobile fraud added a fresh twist. Overall, fast patching, tighter access controls, and closer log scrutiny mattered more than ever as actors s
Episode #159
The back half of July showed a sharp rise in stealthy, long-dwell threats: ransomware crews leaned on faster automation, cloud pivots, and polished extortion, while APTs pushed supply-chain abuse, identity attacks and browser-based C2. Active exploits across Fortinet, Cisco, Langflow, SharePoint and WordPress kept pressure high, making rapid patching and tighter admin controls essential for defenders.
Episode #158
The first half of July saw threat actors ramp up fast, high-touch intrusions with aggressive ransomware playbooks. UAT-7810 built ORB (Operational Relay Box) meshes by hijacking routers and edge devices for stealthy persistence, while the group known as The Gentlemen leaned into aggressive extortion boosted by AI-driven automation and quick RCE chaining. Identity compromise and edge-device abuse were the two biggest entry points. The takeaway from the Byer Co. team: tighter patching, firmware up
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