Jack Recider

Even if you're not trying to trick someone to give you money for nothing, just lying to score a contract seems scammy to me. I think if you're hiring today, you should be very cautious of the people who are applying for your position because they might not be real.

Even if you're not trying to trick someone to give you money for nothing, just lying to score a contract seems scammy to me. I think if you're hiring today, you should be very cautious of the people who are applying for your position because they might not be real.

And if they are claiming to be someone, maybe double check with the person that they're claiming to be by reaching out to them separately. Just be safe out there as our world keeps evolving and becomes more tricky to navigate. A big thank you to the real Conor Tumbleson for coming on the show and telling us this crazy story. You can see what he's blogging about over at conortumbleson.com.

And if they are claiming to be someone, maybe double check with the person that they're claiming to be by reaching out to them separately. Just be safe out there as our world keeps evolving and becomes more tricky to navigate. A big thank you to the real Conor Tumbleson for coming on the show and telling us this crazy story. You can see what he's blogging about over at conortumbleson.com.

And don't forget, on the website, darknetdiaries.com, is a link to all the articles mentioned in these episodes, as well as full transcripts of every episode. This show is made by me, the cyber samurai, Jack Recider. This episode was written and produced and edited by the cheerful Tristan Ledger. Sound design was done by Garrett Tiedemann. Mixing by Proximity Sound.

And don't forget, on the website, darknetdiaries.com, is a link to all the articles mentioned in these episodes, as well as full transcripts of every episode. This show is made by me, the cyber samurai, Jack Recider. This episode was written and produced and edited by the cheerful Tristan Ledger. Sound design was done by Garrett Tiedemann. Mixing by Proximity Sound.

And our theme music is by the mysterious Brickmaster Cylinder. I was once asked in an interview if I'm any good at Microsoft Office. And I told them, I excel at it. And the interviewer asked me, was that an Office pun? And I said, word. This is Darknet Diaries.

And our theme music is by the mysterious Brickmaster Cylinder. I was once asked in an interview if I'm any good at Microsoft Office. And I told them, I excel at it. And the interviewer asked me, was that an Office pun? And I said, word. This is Darknet Diaries.

Hey, hi, I'm Jack, and I'm back. I took a three-month break. I really needed it, but it's springtime now. So yeah, it's time to come out of hibernation and get back to work. So let's do this. Oh, and from now on, you can expect new episodes of the show to come out on the first Tuesday of every month. In this episode, we get into a story about darknet marketplaces.

Hey, hi, I'm Jack, and I'm back. I took a three-month break. I really needed it, but it's springtime now. So yeah, it's time to come out of hibernation and get back to work. So let's do this. Oh, and from now on, you can expect new episodes of the show to come out on the first Tuesday of every month. In this episode, we get into a story about darknet marketplaces.

That means listener discretion is advised. We're certainly going to get into drugs this episode, and who knows what else. So let's just say this one is rated R, and this is your warning. These are true stories from the dark side of the internet. I'm Jack Recider. This is Darknet Diaries. Darknet Diaries This episode is brought to you by SpyCloud. For some people, ignorance is bliss.

That means listener discretion is advised. We're certainly going to get into drugs this episode, and who knows what else. So let's just say this one is rated R, and this is your warning. These are true stories from the dark side of the internet. I'm Jack Recider. This is Darknet Diaries. Darknet Diaries This episode is brought to you by SpyCloud. For some people, ignorance is bliss.

But for you, as a security practitioner, that's not the case. I went to spycloud.com to check into my darknet exposure, and I won't tell you what it is, but spoiler alert, I found some things that are pretty eye-opening. From breach exposures to info stealing malware infections, knowing what criminals know about you and your business is the first step to setting things right.

But for you, as a security practitioner, that's not the case. I went to spycloud.com to check into my darknet exposure, and I won't tell you what it is, but spoiler alert, I found some things that are pretty eye-opening. From breach exposures to info stealing malware infections, knowing what criminals know about you and your business is the first step to setting things right.

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In episode 133, I spoke to Connor Tumbleson about some people from who knows where who were stealing his identity. Luckily, they weren't out to destroy his reputation or extort him, but think of the damage that could be done. We all have data out there, which data brokers use to make profit. Anyone on the web can buy your private details to do anything they want.

In episode 133, I spoke to Connor Tumbleson about some people from who knows where who were stealing his identity. Luckily, they weren't out to destroy his reputation or extort him, but think of the damage that could be done. We all have data out there, which data brokers use to make profit. Anyone on the web can buy your private details to do anything they want.