Hi and welcome to Malicious Life in collaboration with Cyberrieson.

I'm Ren Levy.

Bar 3 of our mini series on the Tautac messaging app will be ready in the next few days.

And in the meantime, I'd like to play for you an episode from Dark Net Diaries.

We've played some Dark Net Diaries episodes here in the past, so you might be familiar with it.

For those who are not, Darknet Diaries is a fantastic

service security podcast created by Jack Resider and I can't recommend it

enough. The episode you'll here shortly is called Operation Glowing Symphony, and it's the story of how the U.S.

Cyber Command attacked ISIS, as told by the commander of that mission.

Kudos to Jack for bringing us an extremely rare peak at the inner workings of the U.S.

Cyber Command.

Darknet Diary's homepage is at DarknetDirees Homepage is at Darknet Diaries.com.

Oh, and if my voice sounds a bit different today than it usually is, that's because

I'm under quarantine and recording these words in my attic.

The Corona patient boarded a train I was on and now I've got two whole weeks to spend in my

fortress of solitude.

Good thing, I still need to finish that Witcher three game I started a year back.

Stay safe and healthy people.

Enjoy the episode. Moses. That sounds like a good place to start this story.

Moses is an ancient city in Iraq.

Like we're talking people have lived there in the area of Moses since like 2000 BC. It's right next to the Tigris River and

it's grown to a population of, jeez, over a million and a half people. It's Iraq's

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