76: Knaves Out

Darknet Diaries

Jack Rhysider

True Crime, Technology

4.9 • 8.6K Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2020

⏱️ 89 minutes

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This is the story about how someone hacked into JP Morgan Chase, one of the biggest financial institutions in the world. It’s obvious why someone would want to break into a bank right? Well the people who hacked into this bank, did not do it for obvious reasons. The hackers are best described as knaves. Which are tricky, deceitful fellows. Sponsors Support for this show comes from LastPass by LogMeIn. LastPass is a great password manager but it can do so much more. It can setup 2FA for your company, or use it to monitor what your users are doing in the network. Visit LastPass.com/Darknet to start your 14 day free trial. Support for this episode comes from SentinelOne which can protect and assistwith ransomeware attacks. On top of that, SentinelOne offers threat hunting, visibility, and remote administration tools to manage and protect any IoT devices connected to your network. Go to SentinelOne.com/DarknetDiaries for your free demo. Your cybersecurity future starts today with SentinelOne. Support for this show comes from IT Pro TV. Get 65 hours of free training by visiting ITPro.tv/darknet. And use promo code DARKNET25. For a complete list of sources and a full transcript of the show visit darknetdiaries.com/episode/76. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	To build a successful business, you need a good business plan.
0:05.3	I carefully thought out, step by step, guide to launch, develop and expand.
0:09.5	You need good people too.
0:11.0	People you trust and can rely on.
0:13.2	But the internet has changed how people become entrepreneurs.
0:16.3	It's made it easier to find good help and easier to find customers.
0:19.9	Digital technology and the internet have created a whole range of new opportunities for
0:23.6	businesses and entrepreneurs.
0:25.2	But there's a flip side to these innovations.
0:27.6	A darker side.
0:28.8	You see, the criminal underworld has also benefited from the explosion of digital technology
0:33.8	and the internet.
0:35.3	Criminals make business plans too.
0:37.1	They build networks and work together to advance their illicit agendas.
0:41.0	When greedy criminals set out to execute a business model, armed with the powers of
0:45.0	the internet and a hacker or two, they can achieve astounding criminal feats.
0:50.6	And the thing is, it's not easy to catch a cyber criminal.
0:53.5	Hacking is mostly invisible.
0:55.4	It's quiet, secretive and always done under the cover of the internet.
0:59.4	It's like the perfect burglary that takes place and pitch black.
1:02.8	There's no trace of the perpetrator on the CCTV camera footage, no fingerprints and no leads.
1:08.1	With hacking, it's all digital.
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