The CyberGuy Report

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[Ep. 47] She thought her daughter was kidnapped... it was actually AI

October 07, 2026

An AI voice cloning scam convinced Deborah Del Mastro that a Mexican drug cartel had kidnapped her daughter. The sobbing voice on the phone was an AI voice clone, and the kidnapping was fake.It started over breakfast, when a local number called and a stranger asked if her daughter was prone to panic attacks. Seconds later, she heard her daughter crying on the line, and a man said she'd be sold unless Deborah paid up.What followed was five and a half hours of threats, wire transfers, and d...

[Ep. 46] Squatters took over his mom's house, here's how he took it back

September 23, 2026

In 2019, seven squatters moved into Flash Shelton's mom's empty house, and the sheriff told him there was nothing they could do. So he came up with a plan of his own. Now known as the Squatter Hunter from A&E's Squatters, Flash sits down with me to reveal how squatters really operate, why most of them aren't homeless, and the tenant law loophole that lets them live rent-free for months. If you own a home, care for an aging parent, or ever leave your house empty, this conve...

[Ep. 45] She loved him for two years. It was a romance scam.

September 16, 2026

Romance scams are the most expensive form of online dating fraud, and this one plays out like a true crime documentary with two victims instead of one. Gabby met a man on LinkedIn who was already connected to a former colleague of hers, so she assumed he was real. Over two years he asked for money, sent it back, and asked again, until the amounts got very large and the money stopped coming back. The photos used to catfish her belong to Brian Haugen, a real man in Los Angeles, and he joins me ...

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Who is an ideal guest for The CyberGuy Report?

The CyberGuy Report typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Broadcast journalism credentials, recognized media experience, specialized expertise in cybersecurity or emerging technology, or compelling firsthand experience of a major safety or technology-related event. Common among recent guests: Emmy recognition; Television journalism experience; Compelling firsthand experience of major events. Recent guests include Carlos Amezcua and Lu Parker.

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