Jack Recider

So access to this system was kind of like a way to run a criminal report. on anyone you wanted very quickly. So they were just downloading stuff from these databases and looking through it. And that's when they found in these databases, there was a bunch of information about the Miami-Dade Police Department. Let's talk about Miami Police.

So access to this system was kind of like a way to run a criminal report. on anyone you wanted very quickly. So they were just downloading stuff from these databases and looking through it. And that's when they found in these databases, there was a bunch of information about the Miami-Dade Police Department. Let's talk about Miami Police.

dropped their docs, pretty much. This time it wasn't WikiLeaks, though. I'm looking at a tweet here, which has a link to Pastebin, and in there is a list of 80 Miami police officers. Their name, title, phone number, and email address.

dropped their docs, pretty much. This time it wasn't WikiLeaks, though. I'm looking at a tweet here, which has a link to Pastebin, and in there is a list of 80 Miami police officers. Their name, title, phone number, and email address.

At the time, Krakow was just a teenage high schooler, but Default was in his 20s.

At the time, Krakow was just a teenage high schooler, but Default was in his 20s.

Yeah, so when they gave John Brennan's SF-86 form to Julian Assange at WikiLeaks, this really angered the Department of Defense. And Julian somehow got word that the NSA was aiding in the investigation. So Julian told Default to be careful. Then one day, Default's computer started acting up. Something wasn't right. It was crashing and glitchy.

Yeah, so when they gave John Brennan's SF-86 form to Julian Assange at WikiLeaks, this really angered the Department of Defense. And Julian somehow got word that the NSA was aiding in the investigation. So Julian told Default to be careful. Then one day, Default's computer started acting up. Something wasn't right. It was crashing and glitchy.

And he looked at the network traffic and saw some connections to Langley, Virginia, where the CIA is based out of.

And he looked at the network traffic and saw some connections to Langley, Virginia, where the CIA is based out of.

He had his computer set up in such a way that if he disconnected the power to it, it would re-encrypt his hard drive. He just needed to grab the cord and pull it. But when you're sitting there at your computer with assault rifles pointed at you, don't think you're going to reach for that power cord. So at gunpoint, he had no choice but to let them seize the computer.

He had his computer set up in such a way that if he disconnected the power to it, it would re-encrypt his hard drive. He just needed to grab the cord and pull it. But when you're sitting there at your computer with assault rifles pointed at you, don't think you're going to reach for that power cord. So at gunpoint, he had no choice but to let them seize the computer.

Around the same time, Krakow was also raided by the police, but it turned out he was living in the UK and he was a high schooler. So they took default straight to jail. Police just weren't sure how dangerous he was and they didn't want to take chances.

Around the same time, Krakow was also raided by the police, but it turned out he was living in the UK and he was a high schooler. So they took default straight to jail. Police just weren't sure how dangerous he was and they didn't want to take chances.

I think due to the nature of this, they likely did time it so that when his computer was online, that's when they would raid him and capture as much evidence as they could. How they knew his computer was online is a mystery to me still. Were they looking through the window? Did they hack into his computer and wait for it to signal out or something? His theory is that they did hack him.

I think due to the nature of this, they likely did time it so that when his computer was online, that's when they would raid him and capture as much evidence as they could. How they knew his computer was online is a mystery to me still. Were they looking through the window? Did they hack into his computer and wait for it to signal out or something? His theory is that they did hack him.

His computer was now in the hands of federal authorities, completely unlocked and decrypted. And, well, the stuff they found on there was clearly enough to convict him of many crimes.

His computer was now in the hands of federal authorities, completely unlocked and decrypted. And, well, the stuff they found on there was clearly enough to convict him of many crimes.

There was one device in particular that he watched them take, and he knew what was on it, something that was very important to him, so important that I just imagine, as he watches them walk off with it, that his world just goes quiet and almost becomes slow motion. But he couldn't say anything and just watched them take it, because this was a secret.

There was one device in particular that he watched them take, and he knew what was on it, something that was very important to him, so important that I just imagine, as he watches them walk off with it, that his world just goes quiet and almost becomes slow motion. But he couldn't say anything and just watched them take it, because this was a secret.