← Ari Redbord

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What Ari Redbord has said on podcasts

15 statements · 7 positive · 5 negative · 1 mixed · 2 neutral

  1. on AI-enabled ransomware attacksNegativeOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Ransomware attacks increasingly operate without humans in the loop.

    “In 2026, we've seen end to end human out of the loop ransomware attacks.”

    Listen at 4:21

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  2. on AI-enabled ransomware attacksNegativeOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    AI could massively increase ransomware attack volume.

    “So that 7,500 attacks could be 75,000 attacks or 7 million attacks.”

    Listen at 4:35

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  3. on Offensive cyber toolsPositiveOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Governments should use offensive cyber tools against criminal actors.

    “we should absolutely be using these tools”

    Listen at 9:48

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  4. on August executive order on private cyber operationsMixedOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    The August executive order permits private action against criminal organizations, not nation states.

    “the executive order in August is very much directed towards allowing the US private sector to go after these types of transnational criminal organizations, but not the rogue nation state actors.”

    Listen at 17:40

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  5. on Transnational criminal organizationsNegativeOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Transnational criminal organizations steal hundreds of billions annually.

    “these transnational criminal organizations are stealing hundreds of billions a year from small businesses, from individuals.”

    Listen at 20:55

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  6. on Pig-butchering networksNegativeOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Scam networks use trafficking victims in compounds across Southeast Asia.

    “what they've done basically is they have human trafficking victims living in these scam compounds in Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, and Cambodia and beyond.”

    Listen at 24:06

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  7. on Transnational scam proceedsPositiveOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Authorities can recover proceeds from transnational scam networks.

    “we were able to seize back many of the proceeds of these types of scams.”

    Listen at 25:15

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  8. on Criminal cyber networksPositiveOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Authorities should map criminal networks and target their infrastructure.

    “what you need to do is you need to build out the network and then you need to target it”

    Listen at 27:22

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  9. on Government oversight of private cyber contractorsPositiveOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Government vetting and control are essential safeguards for private contractors.

    “the extreme vetting and the control that the government maintains.”

    Listen at 33:28

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  10. on AI cybersecurity vulnerability detectionPositiveOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Organizations should use AI to identify vulnerabilities across critical systems.

    “we need to be using AI to run over every smart contract, run over every operating system, every water filtration facility, every electric grid hospital system need to be using AI to run over to identify vulnerabilities early”

    Listen at 37:25

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  11. on Cyber-enabled criminal theftNeutralOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Cyber-enabled criminal theft can justify offensive action without a direct cyberattack.

    “it doesn't have to be a cyber attack on us, but that theft. that the way they're engaging that could certainly be be a reason to attack”

    Listen at 40:29

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  12. on North KoreaNegativeOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    North Korea is currently excluded from privateer targeting.

    “North Korea probably is off the table today for these types of privateer.”

    Listen at 43:30

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  13. on North KoreaPositiveOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    U.S. national security agencies should use offensive capabilities against North Korea.

    “we absolutely should be. And I am hopeful that the national security agencies and the DOD are using every offensive capability that they have to go after North Korea today.”

    Listen at 43:50

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  14. on AI deepfake detectionPositiveOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Compliance teams and government agencies need AI tools to detect deepfakes.

    “every compliance team every government agency needs to be using ai tools to be able to identify”

    Listen at 50:18

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea
  15. on Private-sector offensive cyber operationsNeutralOct 27, 2026· Unchained

    Private companies execute government-approved operations without deciding escalation.

    “the private sector is not making that call. It's deploying the activity that the federal government has essentially blessed in that instance.”

    Listen at 53:57

    Open the episode · Why America's New Cyber Privateers Can't Go After North Korea

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