2024-10-11
13 分钟We re-visit our conversation with Analyst1 senior researcher Jon DiMaggio about how hackers settle their disputes – think People’s Court without all the robes.
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In Tuesdays episode, we did a deep dive into a new WhatsApp scam that seems to be making the rounds.
Victims are mysteriously added to WhatsApp investment groups and before they know it they get all wrapped up in how much money the group is making and they join in and the scammers end up stealing their life savings.
Funny thing is, while we tend to conflate hackers with chaos, they're more organized and intentional than you might think.
A few months ago, we sat down with John DiMaggio from analyst one to learn about this thing.
You'd never associate with hackers in the dark web, a judicial process and we thought it was worth a second listen, let me stop you for.
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From recorded Future News, I'm Dena Temple rest and this is click.
Here's mic drop, an extended cut of an interview we did that we think you might want to hear a little more of.
Today we're talking to analyst one's John DiMaggio about something we found pretty crazy, a dark web court for hackers.
Someone didn't pay you?
Some agreement go awry.
Don't take the law into your own.
Hands, you take them to court.