‘The Ethical Hacker’ Exposes Satanic Child Predators Lurking Online & How He Hunts Them
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What can you learn about someone you've never met on the internet?
Okay, I wanted to do this. I wanted to meet you. I heard about you from my friend, Sean Ryan, wonderful man, who was going on about you and the work that you're doing on the darkest things happening on the internet, which we'll talk about in a minute. But he said, this is a guy who really understands how to use the internet, just open source. And also non-open source, since you're also an expert on hacking. So let's just start there. What can you learn about someone you've never met on the internet, open source?
Basically everything. And what I did with you, because I was told in advance that you're not really a computer guy. I don't own a computer, actually.
You don't even own a computer.
I do not own a computer.
I have an iPhone, which is, I don't know how different that is from a computer. I haven't owned a computer since 2011 because I just disapprove, basically.
Well, to each his own, right? But that is a computer that you have right there. Yeah, it is a computer. You're totally right. It's a... Back when I, even when I was a kid, that thing's like 10 times more powerful.
You're totally right. And I always say, I don't have a TV, but like I get X or whatever YouTube on my phone. So it's like a distinction without a difference. It's just, it's an absurd pretense that I keep up.
Hey, well, it's a, you know, when I was doing the research, I confirmed that, you know, running your phone number, running your email, there's not many accounts connected to them. So it's- No accounts.
Yeah. I don't have email that I use. I don't have email really. And- I've had the same phone number since 1995.
I found some old, and I'll show you in a second, but the old news-related emails. There was one with S. Carlson. I found all your old emails, but it doesn't seem like anything is active. The 20-minute challenge was, I think you might be shocked.
So it's a 20-minute challenge, 20 minutes to find out what you can about somebody?
We call it that in the office, just to see what we can find on you. Let me pull out my laptop and show you.
So you do own a computer, is what you're saying?
I own a lot of computers. I am a nerd.
Yeah, there's something about, I don't know. I just, we're not in charge of the growth of technology and its increasing power over our lives. I'm certainly not in charge. And yes, I did put in Starlink in my hunting camp, which is a huge mixed blessing. But I just want to say out loud that I disapprove.
Disapprove of these things.
I do. I just do. No, I don't disapprove of computers. We can smash this thing right here on camera. No, I'm not that unreasonable. I just, I don't, I feel like human autonomy and human consciousness, like our ability to think for ourselves is threatened by technology and I'm upset by it.
I agree with that. And this might make you even more angry. So is this your social security number?
Let me get my glasses first. It certainly is.
How do you know my social security number? Well, so I have your social security number. I have your full name, obviously. I don't think that's a secret. I see all your fishing licenses and hunting licenses from Alaska, Oregon, Virginia. I mean, I found all the places that you do your thing. Alaska, Oregon, Virginia, huh? Yep, I even have your driver's license number in Florida. Looks like you haven't changed your phone number in a long time.
1995. Okay, so that phone... Every mental patient in America has my phone number. Everybody has. I'm not afraid of people. I'm never going to be afraid of people, so...
One thing I want to tell you about how I have your social security number and why is kind of ridiculous, to be honest with you. Have you heard of the National Public Data Breach?
No. Okay, so... Can I just say that I keep my assets and gold coins buried in a place that only my children can identify? I'm totally safe. You can't drain my bank account.
Well, let me show you something. You might not be able to drain your bank account, but here is your signature from your warranty deed. So having your... How do you have that?
That is my actual signature.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What can you learn about someone you've never met on the internet?
0:04–4:50
2
How does Ryan demonstrate the ease of accessing personal information?
4:50–8:11
3
What are the dangers of using platforms like Roblox?
8:11–12:01
4
Is there any effort from law enforcement to stop online predators?
12:01–55:23
5
What alarming discoveries did Ryan make about online child exploitation?
55:23–56:14
6
How did Ryan's investigations lead to a larger mission?
56:14–57:20
7
What challenges does Ryan face with law enforcement and media?
57:20–58:09
8
How does Ryan utilize technology to combat online predators?
58:09–1:52:48
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