Imagine this: in a single day, the world’s largest logistics company is brought to its knees —employees’ screens go dark, cargo stops moving, ports grind to a halt. That’s exactly how the NotPetya malware hit Maersk in 2017, crippling 76 ports worldwide. Since then, the attacks have only intensified. In 2024, the Aeroflot breach wiped out 7,000 servers and exfiltrated 22 terabytes of data. North Korean hackers are stealing billions of dollars in cryptocurrency. Entire countries, like Costa Rica, declare states of emergency after digital assaults. This isn’t a movie plot, it’s the reality we live in. Cyberattacks are already costing the global economy trillions of dollars but this is only the beginning. What happens when a single network failure triggers a chain reaction across the world? How do cyber-wars actually work and who funds them? Who is behind the attacks — lone hoodies, criminal syndicates or entire nation-states? Why is AI helping hackers? And is it even possible to protect yourself if even the largest corporations and governments are left defenseless? In this video, we break down real stories of companies and countries that fell victim to digital attacks and ask the core question: are we ready for a world where the next war may start not on land, but inside our computers? And how can even a fridge or a phone become a weapon against you? This isn’t sci-fi — it’s the new reality, where every network-connected device can become an entry point for an attack. ➤ Inst: @sokolovskiy 🕑 Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 01:56 What is a cyberattack? Types of attacks 02:37 Maersk and the NotPetya story 04:37 The destructive Aeroflot server breach 06:35 The largest cyberattack in the U.S. 07:20 The large-scale 12Storeez breach 08:31 A hack that was covered up 09:20 The Lazarus Group and a $1,500,000,000 heist 12:10 The Costa Rica breach and $125,000,000 in damages 13:32 A cyberattack on a medical company 15:51 Who’s behind cyberattacks? 17:54 The dangers of artificial intelligence 19:50 Loopholes hackers exploit 20:20 The key warning and 8 rules to protect yourself from hackers 🔴 This video and its contents are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial or investment advice. #falcon #Cyberattacks #Economy #Hackers #Breaches #Crisis2025 #HackerAttacks