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Outsmarting Cyber Villains: How PsyOps Turn the Tables on Russian Hackers
In a digital game of cat and mouse, law enforcement is trolling Russian hackers with mind games, shattering egos and creating cyber chaos. It’s not just a crackdown—it’s psychological warfare.
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Let's face it, Russian cybercriminals have been playing whack-a-mole with the law for too long, ducking down into their virtual burrows only to pop up with a fresh batch of ransomware the moment the coast is clear. But now, law enforcement has decided to play mind games, turning the cyber tables to troll the trolls. With psychological warfare added to the cybercops' arsenal, it's not just about catching the bad guys—it's about making them paranoid enough to think their keyboard might just be out to get them.Already a member? Log in here