This ISP Hacked Their Customers for Torrenting! (allegedly)

0:00 Intro
0:17 ISP Hacked Their Own Customers!
5:03 Kraken Hacker Drama
9:27 Hotel Check In Kiosk Vuln

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[mawio]

I worked for an ISP that purposly low prioritsed torrent traffic. When I worked night shift I would guide customers on how to increase their torrent speeds. I always had the best customer satisfaction score and my colleagues never connected the dots.

[BattyBest]

Black Hats just got a brand new target to play with...

[WackoMcGoose]

"a single quote is all that's needed to send the machine into an unresponsive state"

*_Bobby Tables (and a large chunk of Ireland) has entered the chat_*

[vlad]

The O'YOLO isn't fixed everywhere. Another thing about them is that you can make legit reservations through them and even get an invoice at the end. Don't ask me how I know :D

[Aleksandra]

It's attack on human rights and online freedom. Unbelievable.

[cptbaker]

If this ISP doesn't get shutdown, then they've just declared war against all Internet users globally.

[Corteum]

4:14 _"It's only available to law enforcement in the most extreme of circumstances"_

Like activism, journalism, or organizing events for example...

And who decides what constitutes an "extreme circumstance"?

[repatch]

Re: KT, so, this means people are going to jail, right? I mean they supposedly PURPOSELY infected their customers with malware, that means jail, no? I guess we'll see but I'm guessing 'being big company' means: here's a little fine, please don't do it again...

[AnastasiyaSoyka]

Lots of wild crap in this one. I don't know what's more crazy, a legitimate cybersecurity company breaking multiple laws or an ISP literally installing malware on their customer's computers.

[iamagi]

This makes Chatcontrol in EU look tame.

Other videos claim you must install ISP software to connect to internet. This would make it easy to do whatever they want.

[LeonEdwinsHeart]

Crazy! Thank you for sharing all this information

[Cloudsurfer]

by far some of the best coverage of these topics ever. im totally dumb but i can still follow these vids which is a huge compliment haha. thanks for your hard work!!

[swegfesh]

You know it's a good day when a Seytonic video drops!

[ACatttttt]

ISP's injecting malware into customers is criminal to say the

[autohmae]

Seems like Little Bobby Tables or 1 of his classmates strikes again...

[bitwise]

The sad thing is that people are still gonna consume their product.

[wendysburgers]

People paying high Mbps/Bandwidth Wi-Fi.
Yet this ISP in Korea Hates it.

[igocamping]

My last name has an apostrophe in it. It is scary how many website forms refuse to accept it. Heaps do, and its clear the lazy coding that makes the others fail

[Matt]

Well I'll just say it here, ISP's must learn this. Copyright is not Infringement!. Showing TV, even YouTube, for free sure ads but still free, could be claimed as infringing of Copyright too. Doesn't mean that it is. When its totally new, that makes sense in trying to make money. A general Time limit!

[eyeSeeQu]

Its like in Switzerland... corrupt ISP and VPNs