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		<description>Somebody’s Watching is a gripping new 12-part cybersecurity podcast on Radiowave hosted by Marcel and Michael from Obsidian Shield that exposes the hidden risks in your everyday digital life—from passwords and social media to deepfakes and smart devices—through real stories and NAMIBIAN expert insight. Airing Wednesdays at 18:20 and available on demand via the Future Media News platform, the series blends compelling storytelling with practical “lock it down” advice, making complex cyber threats accessible and urgent for a mass audience. With its high relevance, strong weekly engagement, and trusted expert voices, Somebody’s Watching offers you a powerful environment to align with digital safety, innovation, and a highly attentive, Namibian tech-aware audience.</description>
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Anthropic’s powerful new model, Mythos, was designed to hunt vulnerabilities. But a breach through a third-party vendor. Raises the question what happens if one of the strongest AI models fall into the wrong hands? Federal officials and security experts warn that in the wrong hands, Mythos could cripple banks, hospitals, and governments.<br />
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Imagine a hacker breaking out of one virtual machine to hijack an entire cloud server. That’s a hypervisor escape. This is one of the most devastating attacks in modern infrastructure. With threat actors hunting for these flaws, your “isolated” data may not be as safe as you think.<br />
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		<description><![CDATA[Join Marcel and Michael as they take a deep dive into Episode 1: Passwords That Open Every Door.<br />
Your password from that forgotten 2018 forum account just unlocked your bank,email, and crypto wallet. Password reuse creates a single point of failure that cascades across your entire digital life. Listen to episode 1 to find out more about your cybersecurity risk in Namibia and how you can protect yourself from hackers and scammers. ]]></description>
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Your password from that forgotten 2018 forum account just unlocked your bank,email, and crypto wallet. Password reuse creates a single point of failure that cascades across your entire digital life. Listen to episode 1 to find out more about your cybersecurity risk in Namibia and how you can protect yourself from hackers and scammers.]]></itunes:summary>
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