Imagine James Bond.

Before Bond goes on a mission, he gets some vital equipment from Q. When one mission,

he got a special ring, had a way to emit a ultra high frequency, which when put up to

a window, shattered the glass.

On this mission, Bond snuck into North Korea undetected.

But imagine what kind of consequences there would be if he lost the ring while in North

Korea.

If the North Korean government found the ring, they would analyze it, and they would

discover its cutting-edge technology, and possibly be able to reproduce that technology for

themselves, essentially putting the technology in the wrong hands.

When analyzing the ring, they may even be able to track down its origins to MI5.

This would mean that just by finding the ring alone, North Korea could deduct that there

was a British spy in their country.

This could cause numerous problems, maybe even a war.

In the internet world where governments hack other governments, it's crucial to not

let the enemy know you're there or capture your hacking techniques, because if they do,

it could have devastating consequences.

This is Darknet Diaries.

True stories from the dark side of the internet.

I'm Jack Recyder.

First apart from this show comes from Draughta.

Far too often, security teams are tasked with manual evidence collection to become compliant,

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