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In this interview, Alberto Rodríguez previews the preparations for RootedCon 2026, highlighting that the event is almost ready and that training workshops will begin next week, followed by talks and networking sessions. During the conversation, the convention is described as a benchmark event for the cybersecurity community, and listeners are invited to take part in a contest to win a ticket. To enter, participants must correctly answer where this year’s edition will be held by sending an email to AfterWork on Capital Radio, offering a new opportunity after a previous draw with no winners.

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En esta entrevista, Alberto Rodríguez adelanta los preparativos para la RootedCon 2026, destacando que el evento está prácticamente listo y que la próxima semana comenzarán los talleres formativos, seguidos de ponencias y encuentros. Durante la charla, se describe la convención como el evento de referencia para la comunidad de ciberseguridad y se invita a los oyentes a participar en un concurso para ganar una entrada. Para obtenerla, los interesados deben responder correctamente dónde se celebrará la edición de este año enviando un correo electrónico a AfterWork en Capital Radio, brindando así una nueva oportunidad tras un sorteo previo sin ganadores.

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In this interview, Rafa López analyzes the evolution of cyber threats, highlighting everything from individual fraud cases in luxury hotels to the dismantling of groups such as Anonymous Fénix, which carried out denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks against Spanish public institutions for ideological reasons following the DANA. López emphasizes that modern hacktivism, often aligned with pro-Russian interests such as Killnet or NoName, differs from traditional cybercrime because it seeks total disruption or the unavailability of critical infrastructure and public services, rather than purely economic gain. This threat is global and persistent, affecting both public administrations and SMEs, which may even go bankrupt due to the impact of such attacks. To address this challenge, he highlights the critical need for organizations to maintain visibility over their exposed assets and to deploy defensive technologies such as WAFs (web application firewalls) and anti-DDoS systems, complemented by human expertise to continuously adjust these tools in response to ongoing attacks.

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En esta entrevista, el experto Rafa López analiza la evolución de las ciberamenazas, destacando desde casos individuales de fraude en hoteles de lujo hasta el desmantelamiento de grupos como Anonymous Fénix, quienes realizaron ataques de denegación de servicio (DDoS) contra organismos públicos españoles por motivos ideológicos tras la Dana. López subraya que el hacktivismo moderno, a menudo alineado con intereses prorrusos como los grupos Killnet o NoName, se diferencia del cibercrimen tradicional porque busca la destrucción total o la indisponibilidad de infraestructuras críticas y servicios ciudadanos en lugar de un beneficio puramente económico. Esta amenaza es global y persistente, afectando tanto a la administración pública como a pymes, que pueden llegar a quebrar debido al impacto de estos ataques. Para enfrentar este desafío, se destaca la necesidad crítica de que las organizaciones tengan visibilidad sobre sus activos expuestos y utilicen tecnologías de defensa como WAF (firewalls de aplicaciones) y sistemas anti-DDoS, complementados con la capacidad humana para ajustar estas herramientas ante ataques continuos.

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In this episode the evolution of cyber threats and the rise of hacktivism are explored, featuring Rafa López (CiberCapitán), who delves into the ideological motivations and destructive nature of groups such as Anonymous Phoenix and their impact on critical infrastructures. Experts Pablo San Emeterio and Mónica Valle review current news, including a massive bank data breach in France following the impersonation of an official, a ransomware attack on medical centers in Mississippi, and the unusual case of a young man who manipulated payment gateways to stay in luxury hotels for just one cent. The program highlights the importance of asset visibility and the use of technologies such as web application firewalls (WAFs) so that both large organizations and SMEs can protect themselves against denial-of-service attacks. Finally, it warns about new phishing trends on LinkedIn and provides details about the upcoming RootedCon 2026 conference.

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