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Do you ever get curious and wonder about what kind of stuff lies beneath the dark sides of the internet? Governments hacking governments, underground communities, organization breaches, cyber espionage and so much more. Darknet Diaries is a nostalgic and educational podcast that will bring you into the stories as if you were actually there. In doing so, you are actually learning the history along with the politics and the nature of technology. From the moment you push "play" on the Darknet Diaries podcast you won't be able to resist the urge, but to want to hear and know more about the story you're listening to.
Jack Rhysider, who has been in the tech field for over a decade and has worked as a SOC (Security Operation Center) for a Fortune 500 company along with securing enterprises is the host of the show. Darknet Diaries takes their journalism and professionalism very serious, therefore adopting and upholding professional journalistic principals, such as truthfulness, accuracy, objectivity, impartiality, fairness, and public accountability. So, it is safe to mention that all of the work done by Darknet Diaries is built upon a legitimate foundation and deserves to be recognized as a valuable resource not just for the tech community but for non-tech users as well.
A few particular episodes from the Darknet Diaries podcast are worth mentioning here. Theirs an episode where an ethical hacker accidently targets and compromises the wrong bank in Beirut "Episode 6", another episode where a nation-state actor hacks a bank in Bangladesh for a billion dollars "Episode 72", and another episode involving the drive of a foundation that strives to bringing enlightenment and information to North Korean citizens through the process of sending over as many USBs as possible. Sound familiar? "Episode 71".
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