Why do the feds always Ride so deep and come in Full Swat mode with ALL the Boys just to arrest a hacker? You never hear about 2 cops knocking and informing them they have a warrant for their arrest like they do for most felony warrants. It's like bro...what are they preparing for? They scared the nerd is gonna pull out his lightsabers and get ready for a duel??
I think this actually has to do with how easy it is to erase digital evidence. Its very likely the sheer shock an operation like this can cause will impede most hackers from actually erasing shit
my mom discouraged it. am in 30s and dont have shit to show for anything but i cant get enough learning about computers and systems networks. I just started. So i decided to start with linux and a programming language. not sure which language to start with yet.
@@niksatt4843 Everyone has different preferences and will tell you something different, but if you're looking towards a language that works for a lot of security applications python is good to know
I'd hardly call this guy a hacker. He's a script kiddie at best. He's really not very bright at all! He genuinely had no idea what he was doing and literally just pressed buttons. The funny thing is just how "proud" he is of his so called achievements. Narcissistic traits much?
Look at you just using his name like you know him like that. You're still in the stand over in the corner holding a drink and scrolling your phone phase of this repationship. You may be at the party but you gotta wait your turn to hang in the cool kids group(The OGs) Just hold tight, you'll get there..., just not there yet
It's pretty common to go after hackers of conscience or HFA for certain IT security related roles in the UK. If you hold strong views or have difficulty with empathy or extending a chain of causality, you make an excellent recruit for doing some really shady stuff.
It's NOT that small, kinda the opposite. Top down push to make short video, like tiktoks it actually changes your brain, like little drug fixes and makes you dumber, less able to concentrate on big thoughts
@@EndoftheBlock7224 my statement was a bit hyperbolic, I mainly meant that, contrasted with other videos of similar quality from other creators , these videos receive less views, and that's a shame, as I really enjoy them.
@@EndoftheBlock7224 Nobody has time to consume hours' worth of content. His content is longer then most people's commute which is the only time people actually listen to podcasts
i fell asleep watching these videos last night and woke up wondering what would happen if a hacker fell asleep while hacking... couldn't be better timing.. i thought it was one of those weirdly accurate algorithm moments until i realized this was just uploaded
It's interesting that a lot of these stories start with a hacker or server admin being a next level s-bag, only to later be a s-bag to someone else. Another case for "If people would chill tf out, we wouldn't have so many problems".
Get off the dope son, it's going to stunt your intellectual and emotional development and that's the last thing you need after what happened to you during the pandemic.
@@JackParsons2 medical reasons for me really and I'm 42 myself so I feel ripping some cones in the evening is fine. Stuffed back along with a few other health reasons plus I like weed, alcoholism due to PTSD was a way worse choice. I don't drink booze anymore so weed is good.
Sean missed his chance to use the word "lulz" when talking about Cameron's motives. Do not invite Sean to the Game Fuel Ball Pit Birthday Blast this year.
You confuse DoS with DDoS. Denial of Service = 1 attacker + 1 target. Distributed Denial of Service = multiple attackers + 1 target. I hear a lot of people say "DDoS" when it clearly isn't. LOIC is DoS, not DDoS.
I found your channel in the past couple days and have been listening while I lay in bed recovering from a cold. The story telling is great. The political perspective is right on so far. Keep doing what you're doing. Hopefully kids who are going down the wrong path will come across these and pick a better path. Almost went into infosec, opted to become a psychologist. Almost there! Still love listening to this stuff.
Crime and punishment in the UK is about reform. Once your time is served its done and you start again. In other countires once you make a mistake you have a record for life. In fact there are laws to ensure offfenders that have served their time are not discriminated.
yes as much as the UK and Canada has very controlling governments they're many aspects of law that is very forgiving. esp for young , underage and first time offenders. I got busted shopping lifting a box of condoms when i was 18(canada) , all I had to do was pay $50 to a charity and chargers were dropped so record stays clean.. I never even stepped into a courtroom .
Brilliant! The gendarmes overstep their boundaries in public life without recourse then get all pissy when he objects to the overreach they arrest him. This is what we live in today.
ALWAYS, impressed at the depth of content and the interviews you and your team accomplish each episode You give me peace of mind, knowing people, can, still put forth their best effort in presenting the best content , the internet ....needs. And to the people interviewed I only wish they could ALL hear me express my gratitude as they take the time and risk of stepping forward and talking about the details and reason's of their actions. Balls, So glad yall got them (And for the people participating that don't actually have any balls, but the guts to help develop and push this content, with you) moves me to tears at times
I still remember when snowdon came out with all the nsa info and the one thing that stood out to me was he said everyone wants what the UK has and you should be more worried about them.
When I got caught hacking in school they revoked my computer access, told the police, wasted 10k on metal cases for all the computers.... Smh (did nothing except cut kids fingers) They placed me in isolation for 3 months. Tbf, it did get out of control. Over 2k students arrived at school one day to realise everyone is now admin. All tools included.. My point of failure? Teaching somebody else how to do it and they got cocky.
@@BacklTrack I wish I was lying, I got bullied afterwards because all the kids that didn't understand computers used it as an excuse to say their homework/coursework had been deleted. But because the whole system had been fucked they had no way of telling if they were lying. So I received even more blame. The teachers blamed me, the kids blamed me, the technicians blamed me. One cunt even smashed a keyboard around my face to try and prove a point. All I wanted was C's 1.6 Lan games.
@@ttpechon2535 yeah, but I didn't dare mock the Idocracy due to fear of consequences, Head of IT had a meltdown. Honestly it probably did do damage, but I guess I kinda thrived in the chaos. They put the cases on the computers to prevent access to the ethernet port, the win xp system used to download local my local user profile as a student and it was very limited in functionality, so if timed correctly you could pull the cable out which causes default admin profile or use a dummy network. You could use a word document to change default windows internet settings to allow any website, or run a .DLL file and .Bat
Amazing investigative journalism. Loved listening to the real voices of the people from this truly amazing and inspiring story! Your passion is evident in your work. Thank you.
The good old scriptkiddy 1337 years, what started with winnuke ended in socks flooding an irc network to force it to split just to take over a channel and show dominance with your eggdrop armada xD geez 20+ yrs ago, holy cow technology went off like a e-function since. Great content
oh I'm glad he said it, he was just a script kiddie at the time. It's hilarious how they crack down so hard on people who are honestly either very curious or very clueless, or a combination.. the UK is honestly not being kind they're just being smarter to recruit. The US pushes borderline case people into lives of crime by punishing anyone who crosses the legal system super hard.. as if that deters anyone from the above.
I sometimes use LOIC against the boomer living in my house, he thinks there too many people online in the street breaking our connection.. He just binge watches stuff from a Plex server on the firestick at like 3am.
Snitching you mean? It's pretty old and everywhere. Calling that idiot a "talent" is just an excuse for authorities because he didn't lead them anywhere.
why isnt there more movies about people like him . hacker movies are so bad but if they would just turn real hackers lives into a movie or series they would work so well.
Never realized how butt hurt people get butt hurt playing video games to the point of doing DOS attacks on them . It be like attacking others who have more fake interest points than you have. Now Sea World, that's a different story
There were easier ways to find IP address back then without them doing anything but being in the same game as you. -- edit: ( just heard he finally did the same method as I would, mute the lobby, person speaking had more packet transfers, well played lad, thought I had a novel idea).
Yet another awesome story! It's such a great thing that people can create informative, interesting and engaging content and have a platform to share it with the world.
nice fairy tail for night sleep :) update: nice strategy by GB - make treasure from trash. i mean make good productive people from chaotic and rebellious teenagers.
How the heck did I not know about this RUclips channel? This is great! I think over the last 24 hours I've watched about 6 hours of content LOL. Please don't stop making content!
Can't the internet service providers detect and block DDOS attacks, their infrastructure is made to handle all the traffic, even if one of their clients is DDOSsed
ISP's focus first and foremost on their own infrastructure. Sure they can offer DDoS protection for customers but in most cases if they do it it's cheap, will block the most basic attacks and that's it. Don't forget ISP's themself are the biggest targets and constantly under attack. Therefore normal clients and also enterprise user's are not the top priority for them; f.e let's say they detect an enormous amount of traffic hitting them they may block ALL traffic including yours - you see where this is going. If we talk about a single ISP their bandwidth is limited, and they simply will care about themselves first. ISP's also don't protect against any kind of protocol attacks. DDoS protection simply isn't their core business, there exist more than enough security-first vendors with certain products which can spread incoming traffic over different ISP's and data centres to balance and absorb incoming attacks more effective
Copper asked to play CoD with him?... My Uncle was a cop. That's the kinda thing he would have done. Even if he was playing bad cop, he wouldn't be able to stop himself.
I need more haha I’ve been watching for about a month and I can’t get enough. You can’t post videos fast enough. Do you have a live podcast? I’d love to be able to listen to you a few times every week
I really don't get why your Podcast doesn't explode it. I mean like you really talk about darkness and hacking in a way. I haven't heard anyone else talk about it. You kind of hit the middle ground where you're not talking to above someone's head but you're not talking down to them either and you're also. Explaining things..... I don't know how I miss this podcast for so long.... Otherwise I would have never heard any of these stories
Thanks. I certainly don't hate hackers, or have anything against them in general. Clearly, there are good & bad hackers, just like anyone else. And I notice that a good number of these stories involve teenage boys just screwing around online, giving them the 'out' of some innocence (or at least ignorance). But it seems to me that there's another element, which I do find concerning. They're curious, yes. But they also seem to escalate their activities, and seem unable or unwilling to stop themselves until they break something or otherwise get caught. 40 years ago, this might've led to truancy, or light shoplifting, or somesuch. But now, these kids can - and clearly do - actually shut down things that millions of people depend on (like My Space, or game servers, or banks, or government sites, etc. That's a lot different than doing some graffiti. I don't think there's any way one could restrict such things, without violating basic rights. Education seems like a good answer. But it does give me pause. tavi.
Amazing interviews on this channel! I am suscribed now. Just one comment, the audio of Cam on this one is bad, I had a lot of trouble understanding... But the content was amazingly well delivered, good job!
I have lived in S. cal for several decades. I have personally known Sea World Zoologists and trainers. The public only see’s a fraction of the environmental advocacy they do. About one third of sea world is unseen but it is where injured and I’ll wild sea mammals, sea lions, seals, manatees, but also avian species are treated, rehabilitated then released back to the wild. Ocean pollution is tracked, ocean ecology is studied. I’m sure most activists have good intentions attacking Sea World but they are led astray by the obviously biased advocacy groups. Every internet attack results in the death of animals due to reduced resources and altered communication. I hope in the future those passionate enough to attack Sea World will do their own research of the institution rather than become marionettes of advocacy for profit groups.
I could've been him too. I did all that LOIC opanon tango down stuff too, played cs source, and i was an animal rights activist going to all those fur farm protests and stuff at 14-15. If things went any different, i would be right there as well. It's lucky i gave all that up when i started smoking weed lol. That ended up getting me into all kinds of different trouble lol
He reminds me of the time I had a bounty on GTA online PS4 this tryhard was trying to get the bounty. We ended up in a 2v1 him and is friends was using dirty and cheap tactics and still lost. I was talking shit and laughing at how trash they were. He started threatening to boot me off line. I knew at the time it was possible but when most people tell me that, they really can’t and just mad. He said “bye bitch” then he DDoS me. We didn’t get our internet back for 2hours
Ion cannon hasn't been relevant in years DDos attacks are covered now by every ISP, cloudflare, and server host for years now. I guess it could work in a game though where microseconds matter, yeah probably, it doesn't bring down websites etc though like people still think.
When he said he grew up in Cornwall I thought of mr. Hankey the Christmas poo and his son Cornwallis from South Park.... Lmao, nothing like magical talking turds....
That COD MW Soundtrack at the start gave me flashbacks... The only thing worse than Charlie, are 15 yr old trolls with the twitch reflexes of a cat on methamphetamine. the horror..... the horror....
![Twenty One Pilots - The Line (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XCz7WUotXs8/mqdefault.jpg)
Why do the feds always Ride so deep and come in Full Swat mode with ALL the Boys just to arrest a hacker? You never hear about 2 cops knocking and informing them they have a warrant for their arrest like they do for most felony warrants. It's like bro...what are they preparing for? They scared the nerd is gonna pull out his lightsabers and get ready for a duel??
You can get more officers to show up to something with no physical danger
It's definitely Jedi powers and lightsabers. ... and the JTAG Auto Aim.. lol
I think this actually has to do with how easy it is to erase digital evidence. Its very likely the sheer shock an operation like this can cause will impede most hackers from actually erasing shit
@@guilhermetomas1595 it's because police are scared of dangerous criminals and want to man handle innocent kids to feel tough actually
@@jasonpreston2703 agree
I fell asleep twice listening to this podcast, not because I don't enjoy it your podcasts are just so soothing
@ElvenJustice The longer they are the longer i can have them in the background
for a podcast I actually like the length
@Elven Justice I've got a c++ course Speedrun in 50,000 milliseconds if you want to watch at 1.5 speed might be something your into I got ur back :D
Yes!! Agreed 💯
@@sat0sh1hellomoto lmao i would actually love to watch that
The honest curiosity of young hackers is what needs to be fostered. Great story and thanks Jack and CSA!
my mom discouraged it. am in 30s and dont have shit to show for anything but i cant get enough learning about computers and systems networks. I just started. So i decided to start with linux and a programming language. not sure which language to start with yet.
@@niksatt4843 Everyone has different preferences and will tell you something different, but if you're looking towards a language that works for a lot of security applications python is good to know
@@niksatt4843 How about Python?
he is not a hacker its scrip t kiddy stuff give credi to the ppl that wrote the the program s but thats not hacking either
@@greentroll9326 fix your spacebar
I can't get over how much I love this podcast
Wanna make out?
Same bro!! I can't stop binging it...im right there with you brother...
I'd hardly call this guy a hacker. He's a script kiddie at best. He's really not very bright at all! He genuinely had no idea what he was doing and literally just pressed buttons. The funny thing is just how "proud" he is of his so called achievements. Narcissistic traits much?
You cant be so bright either expecting significantly more sophistication from a 14 year old in a small UK town
@@Hshjshshjsj72727damn
25:17 NTP Attack
36:50 Capture the Flag
38:47 SIEM
49:16 Jack and credit cards
sp01l3r
Thank you! So much unnecessary lead up
I just started listening 2 weeks ago and I'm already excited for Jack to be back!
It'll take you little more till it becomes like a weekly coffee that you cant cut off for some reason 🤣
You're welcome to the community 🤧
The new shadowcrew
Look at you just using his name like you know him like that. You're still in the stand over in the corner holding a drink and scrolling your phone phase of this repationship. You may be at the party but you gotta wait your turn to hang in the cool kids group(The OGs)
Just hold tight, you'll get there..., just not there yet
U tell great stories brother
broo this is the first podcast channel in my life i ever binged watched (in this case listened) all the previous episodes ..keep it up !
It's pretty common to go after hackers of conscience or HFA for certain IT security related roles in the UK. If you hold strong views or have difficulty with empathy or extending a chain of causality, you make an excellent recruit for doing some really shady stuff.
Dude it sucks that the market for these long form videos is so small, but I hope you keep making them, even if it is a bit selfish of me to ask
It's NOT that small, kinda the opposite. Top down push to make short video, like tiktoks it actually changes your brain, like little drug fixes and makes you dumber, less able to concentrate on big thoughts
@@EndoftheBlock7224 my statement was a bit hyperbolic, I mainly meant that, contrasted with other videos of similar quality from other creators , these videos receive less views, and that's a shame, as I really enjoy them.
Almost all successful high tier niche topic RUclips channels are long form. I wouldn’t say the market is small at all.
@@jupit3r131some of them are uselessly long 😅
@@EndoftheBlock7224 Nobody has time to consume hours' worth of content. His content is longer then most people's commute which is the only time people actually listen to podcasts
you're videos make me wanna get into the IT industry and hacking in general i love what you do here
you mean break into the IT industry
Youd be surprisedthe ammount of pe testers i know thatstarted because of this podcast
@@minnow1337 *hack into the IT industry :p
Look into "capture the flag" challenges. They're fun, you learn a lot about security, and you don't get in trouble.
@@minnow1337 I mean break into your home
DDOS aint hacking... script kiddies aint hackers.
Quite literally just repeating what others have said. You couldn’t write and deploy a botnet lmao
the intro got cut off a bit not sure if intentional or not! just wanted to let you know :) love the episodes keep up the sick content!
go to the link to his website in the description
turn on CC and read the intro
Learning more and more opsec listening to these broadcasts. Opsec rule #72: Do not fall asleep while performing an attack. ;)
i fell asleep watching these videos last night and woke up wondering what would happen if a hacker fell asleep while hacking... couldn't be better timing.. i thought it was one of those weirdly accurate algorithm moments until i realized this was just uploaded
Oh don't worry it's still the algorithm, it's just gone far beyond dystopian :)
What I got from this is, hacking is bad, unless you're hacking for the government.
Precisely 😂
Denial of Service attacks does NOT make you a hacker.
I mean, he couldn't participate in the CTF, so yeah, definitely not.
I mean hes saying himself he was just a Script Kiddie.
I fascinated how each episode surprises me every time. Good job, Jack
It's interesting that a lot of these stories start with a hacker or server admin being a next level s-bag, only to later be a s-bag to someone else. Another case for "If people would chill tf out, we wouldn't have so many problems".
I don't believe for a second the "activism" excuse. You can hear it in his voice. It felt fun, and he felt power. End of.
The channel is brilliant
Was just about to pack a bowl then this man drops the hottest podcast on YT rn. Gunna be a fun sesh :)
Ha, strange me too. Just cleaning up and started a chop 😂
Pack another, poke smot with a distant homie.
YEAAAAH
Get off the dope son, it's going to stunt your intellectual and emotional development and that's the last thing you need after what happened to you during the pandemic.
@@JackParsons2 medical reasons for me really and I'm 42 myself so I feel ripping some cones in the evening is fine. Stuffed back along with a few other health reasons plus I like weed, alcoholism due to PTSD was a way worse choice. I don't drink booze anymore so weed is good.
Love to listen to these late night in the background while doing mundane work tasks.
Keep up the good work Jack, love what you do!
I live under a rock...so this stuff is crazy but interesting, learning so much while doing dishes
Shout out to the fed man who played COD with him 🤣
I really enjoyed the story. Thanks, Jack!
Sean missed his chance to use the word "lulz" when talking about Cameron's motives.
Do not invite Sean to the Game Fuel Ball Pit Birthday Blast this year.
You confuse DoS with DDoS. Denial of Service = 1 attacker + 1 target. Distributed Denial of Service = multiple attackers + 1 target. I hear a lot of people say "DDoS" when it clearly isn't. LOIC is DoS, not DDoS.
One of the best podcasts to ever exist. I love these stories man. can get enough!!
I found your channel in the past couple days and have been listening while I lay in bed recovering from a cold. The story telling is great. The political perspective is right on so far. Keep doing what you're doing. Hopefully kids who are going down the wrong path will come across these and pick a better path. Almost went into infosec, opted to become a psychologist. Almost there! Still love listening to this stuff.
Its crazy how many hackers get started by being hacked themselves.
Gotta learn to fight after you get your azz kicked
Crime and punishment in the UK is about reform. Once your time is served its done and you start again. In other countires once you make a mistake you have a record for life. In fact there are laws to ensure offfenders that have served their time are not discriminated.
yes as much as the UK and Canada has very controlling governments they're many aspects of law that is very forgiving. esp for young , underage and first time offenders. I got busted shopping lifting a box of condoms when i was 18(canada) , all I had to do was pay $50 to a charity and chargers were dropped so record stays clean.. I never even stepped into a courtroom .
You got scammed
@@OrthoMercian hahaha
Brilliant!
The gendarmes overstep their boundaries in public life without recourse then get all pissy when he objects to the overreach they arrest him. This is what we live in today.
ALWAYS, impressed at the depth of content and the interviews you and your team accomplish each episode
You give me peace of mind, knowing people, can, still put forth their best effort in presenting the best content , the internet ....needs.
And to the people interviewed
I only wish they could ALL hear me express my gratitude as they take the time and risk of stepping forward and talking about the details and reason's of their actions.
Balls,
So glad yall got them
(And for the people participating that don't actually have any balls, but the guts to help develop and push this content, with you)
moves me to tears at times
I still remember when snowdon came out with all the nsa info and the one thing that stood out to me was he said everyone wants what the UK has and you should be more worried about them.
When I got caught hacking in school they revoked my computer access, told the police, wasted 10k on metal cases for all the computers.... Smh (did nothing except cut kids fingers)
They placed me in isolation for 3 months.
Tbf, it did get out of control. Over 2k students arrived at school one day to realise everyone is now admin. All tools included..
My point of failure? Teaching somebody else how to do it and they got cocky.
I feel like you're lying lol
@@BacklTrack I wish I was lying, I got bullied afterwards because all the kids that didn't understand computers used it as an excuse to say their homework/coursework had been deleted. But because the whole system had been fucked they had no way of telling if they were lying. So I received even more blame.
The teachers blamed me, the kids blamed me, the technicians blamed me.
One cunt even smashed a keyboard around my face to try and prove a point.
All I wanted was C's 1.6 Lan games.
What were they hoping to accomplish with metal cases, that's just honestly funny.
@@ttpechon2535 yeah, but I didn't dare mock the Idocracy due to fear of consequences, Head of IT had a meltdown. Honestly it probably did do damage, but I guess I kinda thrived in the chaos.
They put the cases on the computers to prevent access to the ethernet port, the win xp system used to download local my local user profile as a student and it was very limited in functionality, so if timed correctly you could pull the cable out which causes default admin profile or use a dummy network.
You could use a word document to change default windows internet settings to allow any website, or run a .DLL file and .Bat
This is the first podcast I've listened to I've actually got into, thank you Jack!
Amazing investigative journalism. Loved listening to the real voices of the people from this truly amazing and inspiring story! Your passion is evident in your work. Thank you.
I started watching these about a month ago. I've watched all of them. Super excited for more!
My little head cannon is the officer was getting his rematch after he found out he was getting lag switchced
Blackfish was heartbreaking
The good old scriptkiddy 1337 years, what started with winnuke ended in socks flooding an irc network to force it to split just to take over a channel and show dominance with your eggdrop armada xD geez 20+ yrs ago, holy cow technology went off like a e-function since. Great content
The recruiter also dont agree with Sea World aswell.
Man!! The boss speaking with the background music was awesome a tear jerker. 😂 The boss seems extremely sincere on what he said.
What a star of a first employer! Wonderful attitude at CSA.
oh I'm glad he said it, he was just a script kiddie at the time. It's hilarious how they crack down so hard on people who are honestly either very curious or very clueless, or a combination.. the UK is honestly not being kind they're just being smarter to recruit. The US pushes borderline case people into lives of crime by punishing anyone who crosses the legal system super hard.. as if that deters anyone from the above.
Well yeah, that’s how privatized prisons make their money in the US.
I sometimes use LOIC against the boomer living in my house, he thinks there too many people online in the street breaking our connection..
He just binge watches stuff from a Plex server on the firestick at like 3am.
This was the first one I listened to. I’m hooked man. Sick content!!
Cain and Able back in the day was a godsend for BO2 League Play on PS3, the good old days 😂
yes!
I'm actually blown away by the fact that there is a system in place to 'harvest' those tech-savvy kids in the UK. Sort of.
Oh.. 2 minutes later you said it yourself.
This really isn't that unique, China Russia and Israel have been doing it for years.
Snitching you mean? It's pretty old and everywhere. Calling that idiot a "talent" is just an excuse for authorities because he didn't lead them anywhere.
@@BeAPickle I guess you were already solving the squareing of the circle when you were 14. I can imagine :D
@@milztempelrowski9281 well, duh? It's 7th grade geometry and by the age of 14 you are already in 9th grade.
Well recited, Jack Reciter. You're a great storyteller!
why isnt there more movies about people like him . hacker movies are so bad but if they would just turn real hackers lives into a movie or series they would work so well.
Never realized how butt hurt people get butt hurt playing video games to the point of doing DOS attacks on them .
It be like attacking others who have more fake interest points than you have.
Now Sea World, that's a different story
There were easier ways to find IP address back then without them doing anything but being in the same game as you. -- edit: ( just heard he finally did the same method as I would, mute the lobby, person speaking had more packet transfers, well played lad, thought I had a novel idea).
Yet another awesome story! It's such a great thing that people can create informative, interesting and engaging content and have a platform to share it with the world.
nice fairy tail for night sleep :)
update: nice strategy by GB - make treasure from trash. i mean make good productive people from chaotic and rebellious teenagers.
How the heck did I not know about this RUclips channel? This is great! I think over the last 24 hours I've watched about 6 hours of content LOL. Please don't stop making content!
Lol this reminded me of being a little shithead and Lag Switching ppl online in Halo 2.
That reform for teenage hackers was awesome wtf
Good thing he was caught before he caused even more damage. He actually was hurting his cause though he may not have seen how in his narrow world.
Really good redemption! Loved it!
8:36
The moment when jack learned something new and probably wished he knew sooner.
Can't the internet service providers detect and block DDOS attacks, their infrastructure is made to handle all the traffic, even if one of their clients is DDOSsed
ISP's focus first and foremost on their own infrastructure. Sure they can offer DDoS protection for customers but in most cases if they do it it's cheap, will block the most basic attacks and that's it. Don't forget ISP's themself are the biggest targets and constantly under attack. Therefore normal clients and also enterprise user's are not the top priority for them; f.e let's say they detect an enormous amount of traffic hitting them they may block ALL traffic including yours - you see where this is going. If we talk about a single ISP their bandwidth is limited, and they simply will care about themselves first. ISP's also don't protect against any kind of protocol attacks. DDoS protection simply isn't their core business, there exist more than enough security-first vendors with certain products which can spread incoming traffic over different ISP's and data centres to balance and absorb incoming attacks more effective
Thank you Jack take care and stay safe🖤💯❤
yess another episode :) thank you jack!
I'm not trying to be a jerk but DDoS is not hacking.
That guy was a simple script kiddy
I taunted some assholes while on a former friend’s WiFi. Lol. I think it’s still ruining his online life.
Copper asked to play CoD with him?... My Uncle was a cop. That's the kinda thing he would have done. Even if he was playing bad cop, he wouldn't be able to stop himself.
I thought he actually hacked them. DDoS isn't exactly hacking is it..
Correct, he just downloaded LOIC which was compromised years ago. Then became a fall guy, thinking he was part of anon lmao
I need more haha I’ve been watching for about a month and I can’t get enough. You can’t post videos fast enough. Do you have a live podcast? I’d love to be able to listen to you a few times every week
Amazing how things can turn out when you have a rehabilitation system instead of a punishment system.
I have done similar things when I was a kid. But stayed on the legal limit.
I really don't get why your Podcast doesn't explode it. I mean like you really talk about darkness and hacking in a way. I haven't heard anyone else talk about it. You kind of hit the middle ground where you're not talking to above someone's head but you're not talking down to them either and you're also. Explaining things.....
I don't know how I miss this podcast for so long.... Otherwise I would have never heard any of these stories
I started out listening from spot... great podcast because he's done it as a job or career...hahaha we need this channel
Never stop the darknet diaries.
Thanks. I certainly don't hate hackers, or have anything against them in general. Clearly, there are good & bad hackers, just like anyone else. And I notice that a good number of these stories involve teenage boys just screwing around online, giving them the 'out' of some innocence (or at least ignorance). But it seems to me that there's another element, which I do find concerning. They're curious, yes. But they also seem to escalate their activities, and seem unable or unwilling to stop themselves until they break something or otherwise get caught. 40 years ago, this might've led to truancy, or light shoplifting, or somesuch. But now, these kids can - and clearly do - actually shut down things that millions of people depend on (like My Space, or game servers, or banks, or government sites, etc. That's a lot different than doing some graffiti. I don't think there's any way one could restrict such things, without violating basic rights. Education seems like a good answer. But it does give me pause. tavi.
@Yougotnomilk lol right
Wait... Myspace?
@Yougotnomilk Reading comp just isn't your thing huh?
this channel got no reason to be this goated 😤
Amazing interviews on this channel! I am suscribed now.
Just one comment, the audio of Cam on this one is bad, I had a lot of trouble understanding...
But the content was amazingly well delivered, good job!
I have lived in S. cal for several decades. I have personally known Sea World Zoologists and trainers.
The public only see’s a fraction of the environmental advocacy they do. About one third of sea world is unseen but it is where injured and I’ll wild sea mammals, sea lions, seals, manatees, but also avian species are treated, rehabilitated then released back to the wild. Ocean pollution is tracked, ocean ecology is studied.
I’m sure most activists have good intentions attacking Sea World but they are led astray by the obviously biased advocacy groups.
Every internet attack results in the death of animals due to reduced resources and altered communication.
I hope in the future those passionate enough to attack Sea World will do their own research of the institution rather than become marionettes of advocacy for profit groups.
So what was going on in 2014 about traumatizing whales ?
I could've been him too. I did all that LOIC opanon tango down stuff too, played cs source, and i was an animal rights activist going to all those fur farm protests and stuff at 14-15. If things went any different, i would be right there as well. It's lucky i gave all that up when i started smoking weed lol. That ended up getting me into all kinds of different trouble lol
In my county they'll put u behind bar for 10 years and without want to knowing your motive
He reminds me of the time I had a bounty on GTA online PS4 this tryhard was trying to get the bounty. We ended up in a 2v1 him and is friends was using dirty and cheap tactics and still lost. I was talking shit and laughing at how trash they were. He started threatening to boot me off line. I knew at the time it was possible but when most people tell me that, they really can’t and just mad. He said “bye bitch” then he DDoS me. We didn’t get our internet back for 2hours
I love your podcasts. Bro, can you please take 5 min to keep the podcast playlist in order. It's harder for me to find them.
always your best one for me
Underrated show.
These videos would fit in perfectly after Radio Lab on NPR. Love the production.
I love this employer. He seems like an awesome boss!!
Ion cannon hasn't been relevant in years DDos attacks are covered now by every ISP, cloudflare, and server host for years now. I guess it could work in a game though where microseconds matter, yeah probably, it doesn't bring down websites etc though like people still think.
This is just generic "hacker" shit kids used to do 10 years ago...
Thanks again, Jackary Cider
When he said he grew up in Cornwall I thought of mr. Hankey the Christmas poo and his son Cornwallis from South Park.... Lmao, nothing like magical talking turds....
Amazing how trash talking lead to so many hackers
That COD MW Soundtrack at the start gave me flashbacks...
The only thing worse than Charlie, are 15 yr old trolls with the twitch reflexes of a cat on methamphetamine.
the horror..... the horror....
I love these so much! Are all of your Spotify podcasts on RUclips?
Interesting episode Jack.
So Cam was a fall guy lmao "just started pushing buttons" HAHAHA Bless... Noob wally!
How did I JUST FIND THIS CHANNEL!😮
I love the intro video bro!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Sounds like the beginning of this podcast is clipped off. Cornwall also has Cornish pasties! Pastry heaven!
Great episode, as always :)
Wow, so glad I subscribed to this channel
Another banger from the goat