@@chrisrebar2381 I agree he was just a planned disclosure like "Deep Throat" was in the 70s-80s. Bradley/Chelsea Manning was a greater leak as he/she leaked diplomatic cables and SIPRNET documents. Snowden is hated because he brought national attention to domestic surveillance program that watches all Americans.
Get Snowden on to call him the whore and coward he is.. he was upset he didn’t make it into special job he wanted, and nobody liked him. He saw an opportunity to make money selling to the Russians or Chinese. He is a spurned girl that the media had no choice but to call him a good guy. Seriously, he’s a pompous bitch that deserves jail time
@@jamalanderson3891 thats what anyone will say about a nobody like you talking shit on the internet about the person who told the world the really the US is.
I've been tearing through your podcast for the last month and just now subscribed. You're a fantastic story-teller and your content is always interesting regardless of the topic at hand, whether it's something I'd normally not be interested in or super into, it's always a great listen.
NSA has access to traffic on many of the internet exchanges in Europe as well, and that isn't by means of some hidden access or hack. I know some of the people who physically installed the systems for this in person.
@@kenosabi There has been some progress in reading parts of what’s in peoples heads but for now it’s an almost intractable problem requiring the person who’s mind it is to help the researchers. Not only that but they’re using extremely advanced AI hardware to assist them and that doesn’t come cheap.
This reminds me of a situation here in Australia. A national telco called Optus was hacked and user data was stolen. As far as I'm aware it was only emails, names and addresses - no bank details. A month or so later a health insurer called medibank was hacked. All stored data was leaked - user info, health records and banking details. I'm hoping you may be able to do a video on the situation. They're still pretty recent events so it may be difficult to find sources for research and interviews, but I suspect it was the same hackers between the two hacks. cheers mate 🤙
Just as an aside, and I'm sure there'll be other folks out there to support my experience, but GCHQ were reaching directly into UK IT & Software related undergraduate courses for years before this, cherry picking the brightest (or most nefarious) folks on them. I distinctly remember an email coming around from them targeting everyone. At my Uni however you could read your email in two ways, one via a standard Windows PC (Windows 3.11 for Workgroups. The other was via a Sun Microsystems terminal, so a completely different environment. Opening that mail in Pine and having a read of the source was very interesting.... And I'm glad I never opened it on a windows machine for sure!
I never understood when something like this happens they blame the government agency that did this and not the government itself because something like that had to get approval from the top.
Having worked for SBC (ATT/Pacific Bell) back in the day, this stuff was literally built into the infrastructure. I was around when DSL was considered broadband and you could do this easily at multiple switches. The big one is actually recording all this traffic.
Lol I remember playing an online game back in the day and dreaming of having the super fast DSL internet instead of my 56k dial up. There was even a 128k IDSN internet that seemed lightning quick.
@@L_Train ISDN was the shit until DSL showed up. I got it for free as an employee, but behind the scenes seeing all the switches being digitized via Project Pronto and our ability to digitally tap and record traffic for diagnostic purposes, it was clear to me then that you could basically listen and record everyones phone calls (including the government). What I didnt understand back then was the ability to do the same with data on the same lines, but smarter people did and that was baked into the infrastructure going on. PRISM is a perfect example of basically tapping international traffic coming into San Francisco and doing what we could on a smaller scale locally.
So whats the difference between the government hackers doing stuff like this and normal hackers doing stuff like this...one gets a promotion the other goes to prison
Someday, an alien will appear and get all these countries working together rather than against each other. Until the aliens turn the first earth country lol. It never ends...
The alphabet agencies are running tor nodes, and have done so for a while now. They don't need to hack your browser package, they just need to have your relay nodes.
Hi bro your videos are awesome,but it's too long to video open for so long time. If podcasts means it will run in background. Pls put video in short time. Thanks for sharing valuable information bro.
Imagine if you could get Snowden on for an interview! that would be awesome. Say what you want about the UK, our cyber capability is terrifying.
Umm no, UK and the US cyber capability depends only on Israel and what they can steal from others
And what exactly did he tell us that wasn't already available to those that could be bothered to look for it?
@@chrisrebar2381 I agree he was just a planned disclosure like "Deep Throat" was in the 70s-80s. Bradley/Chelsea Manning was a greater leak as he/she leaked diplomatic cables and SIPRNET documents. Snowden is hated because he brought national attention to domestic surveillance program that watches all Americans.
Get Snowden on to call him the whore and coward he is.. he was upset he didn’t make it into special job he wanted, and nobody liked him. He saw an opportunity to make money selling to the Russians or Chinese. He is a spurned girl that the media had no choice but to call him a good guy. Seriously, he’s a pompous bitch that deserves jail time
@@jamalanderson3891 thats what anyone will say about a nobody like you talking shit on the internet about the person who told the world the really the US is.
I love your podcasts jack, never stop!
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These pod casts have been fueling my deep dive into pen testing. I'm going to start a career in info sec, these stories make me feel like a spy lol
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This is the content we crave jack…thank you!
Seriously great content and storytelling. Found your channel about month ago and haven't stopped bingeing. Thanks!
"Dark shadows moving beneath the surface" is such a beautiful and suitable metaphor. Excellent writing, my friend
The bigger the incident the more exciting it is. Great episode!
Always look forward to your uploads man.
Thanks for the content
I found this channel today 😮 what a gold mine!
I really appreciate this channel!
Thank you, man.
I've been tearing through your podcast for the last month and just now subscribed. You're a fantastic story-teller and your content is always interesting regardless of the topic at hand, whether it's something I'd normally not be interested in or super into, it's always a great listen.
If you haven’t already, listen to the XBox Underground episodes.
COBOL dummy
NSA has access to traffic on many of the internet exchanges in Europe as well, and that isn't by means of some hidden access or hack. I know some of the people who physically installed the systems for this in person.
Good stuff, keep up the great work!
This is your best episode so far.
This was a quite interesting episode. If you want to keep your info private it’s going to be impossible if it ever leaves your head even once.
Eventually you'll only have your mind - and if they can find a way into that they will.
@@kenosabi There has been some progress in reading parts of what’s in peoples heads but for now it’s an almost intractable problem requiring the person who’s mind it is to help the researchers.
Not only that but they’re using extremely advanced AI hardware to assist them and that doesn’t come cheap.
Really enjoy your videos! Keep up the great work!!
Just put this on for my mum she loved I am going to give her the link to your channel so she can listen to more 😇❤
This reminds me of a situation here in Australia. A national telco called Optus was hacked and user data was stolen. As far as I'm aware it was only emails, names and addresses - no bank details. A month or so later a health insurer called medibank was hacked. All stored data was leaked - user info, health records and banking details.
I'm hoping you may be able to do a video on the situation. They're still pretty recent events so it may be difficult to find sources for research and interviews, but I suspect it was the same hackers between the two hacks.
cheers mate 🤙
Love your upload times 😍
my brother do not stop these podcasts
Damnit. I live in Belgium and missed this one completely back in the day
Thanks for another awesome video! Keep up the good work.
Just found your channel about a week ago. Great stuff
So now I will arrive 48 minutes late to work... Awesome
Just as an aside, and I'm sure there'll be other folks out there to support my experience, but GCHQ were reaching directly into UK IT & Software related undergraduate courses for years before this, cherry picking the brightest (or most nefarious) folks on them. I distinctly remember an email coming around from them targeting everyone. At my Uni however you could read your email in two ways, one via a standard Windows PC (Windows 3.11 for Workgroups. The other was via a Sun Microsystems terminal, so a completely different environment. Opening that mail in Pine and having a read of the source was very interesting.... And I'm glad I never opened it on a windows machine for sure!
WOO HOO My weekly Dark Net fix!!!
UK has never left their colonization mentality.
Funny thing to say when Belgium is involved:)
I never understood when something like this happens they blame the government agency that did this and not the government itself because something like that had to get approval from the top.
Brilliant episode.
UK having a normal moment as usual
Oh man, I was about to go to sleep! ;D
Ok Jack..you rock. What is your patreon?
Love your podcast.
They should have called it Nixon, we are so far passed wire tapping...
Snowden was not an analyst, he was an Email server maintenance guy, the guy you call if you forgot you password and need a reset link.
"Please God, protect me from my friends; from my enemies I protect myself" (Romanian proverb)
Hmm, watching this unlisted.
Exactly
How?
@@benraistrick1158 This is catering to the people that can figure out what youre stroking to, you dont think they can get early access?
@@mattnsacah yes the advanced "patreon supporter" attack known only to the best hackers/people will a couple of bucks
@@byroncanty8986 Oh shit, I didnt know he had Patreon lol
Is that why every EU lycamobile data traffic is routed through UK?
Hi Jack. I’m your biggest fan and need your help. But don’t know how to get in touch with you. Thanks
Interesting, the company I worked for used BISC for VOIP termination during the time period.
Was I the only one as soon he told it was in belgium, I immediately thought its the "freedom landers" spying on their allies
Same thing, really. The tea drinkers are their puppets.
I'm listening to this & I'm thinking about a story called; "The Adolescence of P1" by Thomas J. Ryan (1977)
Very unerated youtuber! You should have 1m+ subs! Keep the content coming!
If you have enough money and resources and protection from prosecution, you can make it happen.
Having worked for SBC (ATT/Pacific Bell) back in the day, this stuff was literally built into the infrastructure. I was around when DSL was considered broadband and you could do this easily at multiple switches. The big one is actually recording all this traffic.
Lol I remember playing an online game back in the day and dreaming of having the super fast DSL internet instead of my 56k dial up. There was even a 128k IDSN internet that seemed lightning quick.
@@L_Train ISDN was the shit until DSL showed up. I got it for free as an employee, but behind the scenes seeing all the switches being digitized via Project Pronto and our ability to digitally tap and record traffic for diagnostic purposes, it was clear to me then that you could basically listen and record everyones phone calls (including the government). What I didnt understand back then was the ability to do the same with data on the same lines, but smarter people did and that was baked into the infrastructure going on. PRISM is a perfect example of basically tapping international traffic coming into San Francisco and doing what we could on a smaller scale locally.
DSL is still the fastest internet we have here.
@@hicknopunk for sure we just started getting over 10mb down and still only get 1.5mb up😂
Well when you shared that it was a Belgian Telekom it all made sense....😅😂..... and that it took 200 employees 2 months ....😬😆
le Belge attitude?! 😁
Could you explain how does Pegasus works
Would you do a video of Stuxnet?
So much with Uncle Jack.
So whats the difference between the government hackers doing stuff like this and normal hackers doing stuff like this...one gets a promotion the other goes to prison
Yes, gov has a monopoly
Is this what I think it is ?! you rule !
My optical nerve ...
I like thrusday! just for this! usually I wake up to this! way beter then news or whatever could play on the tv! :D😃
Lol I love when governments “investigate” themselves and wow what do you know, they find that they did nothing wrong
you're telling me this isn't Ira Glass?? Sounds soo much like Ira Glass from NPR/This American life..am i right??
Ira Glass was hugely influential on me.
why not just call it one-way mirror style man in the middle attack?
It can also be a “Man on the side attack”
Quantum Inject ist designed primarily for downloads.
it acts as an CDN
I love how it's pretty much the n word spelled backwards.
It was Poland who broke enigma code 😉
Someday, an alien will appear and get all these countries working together rather than against each other. Until the aliens turn the first earth country lol. It never ends...
My phone and computers and General Dynamics and the Mormon Church and Australia are all hacked and Comcast Verizon. 2011 is when my hacking started.
its either illegal or not so i dont get it u cant have it both ways
Wonder if they could have hacked someone using a tor browser.
they definitely are doing it. There is always a way
Many tor browsers come conveniently pre hacked
The alphabet agencies are running tor nodes, and have done so for a while now. They don't need to hack your browser package, they just need to have your relay nodes.
@@tud5200 Do you know what you’re talking about?
Tor was made by the government of course they can.
Yes ... Spyware
Hi bro your videos are awesome,but it's too long to video open for so long time. If podcasts means it will run in background. Pls put video in short time. Thanks for sharing valuable information bro.
Look in the description a link to his website where you can listen to all the episodes.
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First 500!
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I'm going to produce a running count of the amount of times in this video you mispronounced the company name Belgacom. It's not Beljicom.