Hackers Stage FAKE FBI Takedown in Exit Scam

0:00 Intro
0:12 Hackers Stage FAKE FBI Takedown in Exit Scam
3:57 LockBit is Back
9:09 Burglars using WiFi Jammers

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[cpuuk]

Criminals ripping off other criminals- is there no honour amongst thieves!

[hahanamegobrrr]

"I became very lazy and just enjoyed life on a yacht"
"Work gives me the joy that money can't"

[relo]

I just love the term "postpaid pentests"

[nobbyfirefly]

Imagine encrypting the hospital stuff, then needing to go to the hospital, but it’s the hospital you encrypted.

[Jon]

Being a student of history, taunting the FBI with a 3000+ word manifesto was not a good move.

[FennecTECH]

This open letter from lockbitt sounds like “YOU”VE ONLY MADE ME STRONGER”

[arthurmorgan]

I work in healthcare and let me tell you the change healthcare hack has been a nightmare for the industry, the company occupies 70% of the market for insurance and claims processing

[Aeduo]

Jeez these hackers basically say the thing aloud that many politicians and business owners keep to themselves.

[sharkysgamesandstuff]

Powerline is a big source of interference too! Less noticeable by most people but your home wiring essentially becomes a big antenna and ham radio operators in your neighbourhood might have strong feelings about that. Also the vendors guarantee that "powerline stops at the meter" is not always true. There are cases of people being able to access their neighbours network because nobody bothers to change the default encryption key. And honestly the speeds you can expect on powerline aren't that great either if your house wiring is old or there are other things plugged in to the same line of wires/sockets.

[Uneke]

Wifi jammers have been used for a long time on these stupid wireless alarm systems.

Cheaper way is to go and unscrew the internet cable from the side of the house lol

[JohnDlugosz]

In the 90's, I moved into a house that had a telephone connection in a box outside. I had them put it inside the garage instead, when installing my ISDN line. Now it turns out that they wanted $100 more to remove the old box! I told them to leave it.
So besides being a non-functioning decoy, I thought how cool is it to connect the old phone wire to a NC input in the security system.

[globalentertainmentanimati]

this is the digital equivalent of throwing a ball of smoke on the ground and running away

[Cuptial-evtb]

Wow that was a good video. Very interesting. Engaging pace and segments and visuals but not obnoxious with the editing.

[dsgdsg]

I'm willing to bet someone in the FBI is tired of being taken advantage of

[johnashton]

If you're renting an apartment and use powerline networking, hopefully your neighbors don't think about doing the same, as you could easily be sharing with them as well.

[gus]

Good episode! Minnesota town is pronounced "ee-DIE-nah." Some insist it's an acronym for "Every Day I Need Attention." State hockey champs too. 😎✌️

[bumblebee]

who the fuck hacks a medical registry? what is wrong with people

[ShaggyTheGrimReaper]

what makes matters worse is theres little circuits ill leave unnamed that are under 10 each and can jam wifi to, its a scary world some can fit on your wrist, great video

[Tech-NO-City]

I have a set of linksys power line adapters that you have to push a sync button on each device it supposedly sets up an encrypted link. I found a 3rd powerline adapter different brand with no sync button at a junk store and guess what it connects to the linksys units with no problem.

[chestnut]

>Scamming people
>Complain about being scammed on cybercrime forum.