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Mustafa Al-Assam was once part of the notorious Anonymous organisation, hacking into the world’s biggest websites and databases.
He then started his own hacker group, taking down the entire PlayStation network for three weeks and leaking the details of 73,000 X Factor contestants… all whilst still a teenager in school. Mustafa explains how he got away with it all for so long and the moment he was eventually caught.
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@LADbible
@LADbible Год назад
Thanks to Mustafa Al-Bassam for joining us!
@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
First to reply here. Hehe
@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
One of my good online friends is named Mustafa. Hehe :3 He's Jordanian.
@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
:3 Red Hat Hacking
@058Jacko
@058Jacko Год назад
Need to update your description.
@dietpepsimax
@dietpepsimax Год назад
his name is spelled incorrectly in your video description btw! just thought you guys should know
@lorellgingrich6603
@lorellgingrich6603 Год назад
This was fascinating. This guy was clearly extremely smart as a child. During the interview my thought was that these people being hacked should really have been thankful that non-malignant people were pointing out the flaws in their systems, but instead, ego takes over... I wish him every success.
@juliebrooke6099
@juliebrooke6099 Год назад
Governments and large corporations should be snapping up these hackers, employing them to point out their security flaws.
@theblazedbro
@theblazedbro Год назад
They do that. But if they vetted him out and thought he wasn’t a good fit, then you land on LADBIBLE 🤣
@moosesnWoop
@moosesnWoop Год назад
White hats
@arthurraff
@arthurraff Год назад
Some do.
@JoshLathamTutorials
@JoshLathamTutorials Год назад
Ah yes, let's give clearance to someone who has a conflicting ideology.
@user-wn6ik9xz1y
@user-wn6ik9xz1y Год назад
@@theblazedbro blackhats earn 100 or even a 1000x what a whitehat hacker could make there’s no money in abiding by the laws
@Hotkife
@Hotkife Год назад
It amuses me how often large cooperations still fail so hard to pre-pubescent kids with a computer.
@Crowald
@Crowald Год назад
Building defenses robust enough to protect from every kind of attack is both expensive and tedious. Redundancy is the name of the game in security, I'd imagine (I know nothing about internet/computer security in any case) regardless of that you're still right, it is VERY funny.
@robertmartin2262
@robertmartin2262 Год назад
It still very common for large corporations to have amateurs running very large and important systems, because it is very easy for people to blag into the job. I spoke to a girl who runs a large medical database, she didn't even know the difference between difference data structures, which is very important when running such databases as it effects the speed of access and the physical safety of the data. She blatantly didnt have a clue about security too.
@pri.sci.lla.
@pri.sci.lla. Год назад
The problem is they don’t pay well enough or hire the best people so stuff like this is able to happen. The FBI should be embarrassed a kid could hack them… a huge national security risk.
@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
:3 Red Hat Hacking
@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
Plus, plenty of them are really fat, just shoving things in their mouths (lol sounds dirty like a Dark Web mystery box lol), mostly non-vegans, and very corrupt to begin. Fractional reserve banking is the biggest cancer of them all (mostly owned by Whites, unlike what Ye's warped view would love to think with his very warped views).
@Thomas-ut5bd
@Thomas-ut5bd Год назад
Not true, sorry.
@jas_bataille
@jas_bataille Год назад
They hire the kids tho... sometimes. At least they should.
@George_Avgeris
@George_Avgeris Год назад
We live in a world that a "certificate" makes someone "pro" among others. If you want a "PRO" on something .. look around you - not on "flashy" tags and joke "degrees" . If companies are hiring people by the "certificate bulk" a hiree can provide .. there .. you got the answer on "why so much incompetence?" .. (by personal experience)
@richardjowi7561
@richardjowi7561 Год назад
The CEO of a cyber security company using the same password across all platforms is crazy 🤣🤣😂
@user-wn6ik9xz1y
@user-wn6ik9xz1y Год назад
Cybersecurity professionals are spuds 🥔 if only people knew how much money blackhat criminals get away with for them it’s only damage control there’s only a finite number of cyber criminals even if they steal alot of money it’s something they can’t stop they can just limit the amount
@mack8488
@mack8488 9 месяцев назад
Its BEYOND crazy
@nerd26373
@nerd26373 Год назад
He seems like a very strategic person to be able to pull something like that off. Happy Holidays to everyone.
@gazoakleychef
@gazoakleychef Год назад
Really interesting & fascinating guy, obviously also a super genius
@danw506
@danw506 Год назад
Well he did get caught lol
@OfficialYeat
@OfficialYeat Год назад
@@danw506 everyone gets caught u idiot
@sami4j1
@sami4j1 Год назад
@@danw506 wasn’t his fault tho another member snitched
@drumcdoo9050
@drumcdoo9050 Год назад
Brings back memories of the ilm 'Catch me if you can' There's so many very smart kids who get a buzz out of hacking and use it as a toy. They don't need to be put behind bars, but to be offered secure jobs by companies who can use their talents to save themselves from losing millions...
@jas_bataille
@jas_bataille Год назад
Exactly.
@Avrohomperl
@Avrohomperl Год назад
The first member to be arrested now has a podcast with the FBI agent who arrested and flipped him, it's excellent. 👌 You'll hear his POV on his arrest etc. "Hacker and the fed"
@thewhitbyphotographer
@thewhitbyphotographer Год назад
One name that fascinated me with Lulzsec was Barret Brown. I don't even think he hacked, yet served the most time for the HB Garry Federal Hack. Rather than let prison break him he continually challenged the prison system and won awards for his Journalism from within his cell. I think he was the one Mustaffa talked about being in rehab.
@sophiageorge-nj2oz
@sophiageorge-nj2oz Год назад
Wow. Such an interesting interview. This dude is clearly very intelligent, and eloquent. Loved this. Thank you xxx
@killerofothers
@killerofothers 11 месяцев назад
A teenager with all that guts and the knowledge to defend himself against law and not breaking?? Amazing Respect
@djking44151
@djking44151 Год назад
Love the format of these videos!
@danw506
@danw506 Год назад
The interviewer is a credit to ladbible. What a great job he does. I would have been interested to know more about his CIA and Pentagon breaches, but I assume you weren’t allowed to talk about those?
@HassanKhan-vt6zb
@HassanKhan-vt6zb Год назад
Yh they can only reveal so much
@tianshi2006
@tianshi2006 Год назад
Eh, the info is everywhere dude
@petrabrook1998
@petrabrook1998 Год назад
I love these videos, always so interesting!
@AadamSaleem390
@AadamSaleem390 Год назад
This Was A Great Video And A Incredible Interview Keep Up The Good Work And I Can’t Wait For The Next One Keep It Up
@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
:D Red Hat Hacking
@scissoroarscissoroar3214
@scissoroarscissoroar3214 Год назад
No it’s not - it’s a dork talking about hacking nerds
@notthisguyagain4635
@notthisguyagain4635 Год назад
The only problem I have with hacking is that Sony was hacked around Christmas time years ago and I couldn’t get online to play games with my friends.
@NotInAsia
@NotInAsia 15 дней назад
I'm so sorry for your loss, I hope you can learn to rebuild your life and move on from that traumatic event.
@mcc568
@mcc568 Год назад
How fitting to have a vpn promo when you have a literal hacker on the pod🤣🤣
@vicki9132
@vicki9132 Год назад
What a fascinating guy,extremely intelligent aswell,can't believe big organisations use obvious passwords
@TheMrChugger
@TheMrChugger Год назад
Gotta start harnessing guys like Mustafa, you want them on your side, not in a prison
@manorathbhatt9217
@manorathbhatt9217 Год назад
WOW 😳 , THIS MAN IS NUTS, I APPRECIATE LADBIBLE TV FOR POSTING SUCH INFORMATIVE CONTENT SO THAT NO ONE MAKES THE KIND OF MISTAKES,THAT THESE PEOPLE MADE 👍👍
@MichaelTruong95
@MichaelTruong95 Год назад
"What we''ll do straight away now is get into [the hack] in a lot more detail.... but just going back to the beginning can you tell me what your childhood was like?"
@sultanabdull7354
@sultanabdull7354 2 месяца назад
The way he’s talking I can tell he’s a genius!
@watjejanssen7535
@watjejanssen7535 Год назад
just wow, enjoyed watching thanks !
@michaelmurphy1468
@michaelmurphy1468 Год назад
brilliant interview , interesting listening to him , top of the range guy
@djxorcist591
@djxorcist591 Год назад
Just watched a video about a dude who messed with anonymous and went on to regret it. The company was HB Gary, and the dude was the one who was running it. It's insane seeing one of the people behind the hack.
@catherinegrace2366
@catherinegrace2366 Год назад
Years ago, Anonymous was somewhat trustworthy, after Steubenville they were infiltrated and any “good” Anonymous was cancelled in one way or another.
@nerdlingeeksly5192
@nerdlingeeksly5192 Год назад
Imagine your security is so bad that a 16 year old can hack your systems
@ragetobe
@ragetobe Год назад
I’m 50 years old and my 9 year old child can hack and I didn’t teach him, I could have because my career is IT and that background. My son sees hacking as an unlimited playground. I think it is a bit dumb to under estimate todays youth and the fact that you think it’s shocking a 16 year old is capable of this crime says more about you than the 16 year old.
@shrisiva4016
@shrisiva4016 Год назад
@@ragetobe He's saying that it's shocking that grown professional adults can't build security that can't be breached by children lmao
@DavidManouchehri
@DavidManouchehri Год назад
@@shrisiva4016 A 16 year old is not a child, at least when it comes to the ability to retain and use technical skills.
@Financialguide2023
@Financialguide2023 Год назад
@@ragetobe no one's saying kids can't hack, he's saying a kid shouldnt be able to hack a government. Especially when back when the guy was younger technology was much less advanced and there was less information in how to hack
@oneoflokis
@oneoflokis Год назад
16 year old kids (and younger) have been doing just that for the past few decades..
@user-yl5mm1uz1k
@user-yl5mm1uz1k 2 месяца назад
May God bless you, my son You are our pride ❤
@upupup-fx3yx
@upupup-fx3yx Год назад
Cannot believe these conversations are all free ❤
@theWorldgottalent
@theWorldgottalent 10 месяцев назад
be queit
@gmshadowtraders
@gmshadowtraders Год назад
Respect!
@msscrazybuthappy
@msscrazybuthappy Год назад
I want to know so much more about this!
@Way2sublime77
@Way2sublime77 Год назад
Nice timing moving to the UK in 2000
@effexon
@effexon Год назад
This seems recurring them in all decades computers have been in use.
@owennaugle1784
@owennaugle1784 Год назад
Funny how the sponsor was security website whilst they were interviewing a hacker
@ShaxHC
@ShaxHC Год назад
Legend !
@mga59xbd38
@mga59xbd38 Год назад
The US should go have him work for them rather than seeking to prosecute. Hackers are extremely valuable assets.
@mp-dev5411
@mp-dev5411 Год назад
I wish I could ask this man “teach me” 😅
@skyhawk_4526
@skyhawk_4526 Год назад
I don't know if that's just a weird UK thing, but in the US, regardless of the number of crimes listed (counts) on the arrest paperwork, it is still just one arrest, and therefore, would only require one reading of the "Miranda" advisement. (In other words, one charge or 84 charges is still one arrest and one advisement.) Also, in the US, the lawyer, if already obtained, would be present for the interview (which does not sound like it was the case here - only a consultation prior to interview?), and the lawyer/defendant can terminate the interview at any time by simply saying, "I do not/my client does not want to answer any more questions." The differences between the two legal systems are interesting.
@StreetsOfRage2
@StreetsOfRage2 Год назад
Yeah, I don't understand what he's going on about there.
@Davey-Boyd
@Davey-Boyd Год назад
At 16 his lawyer was with him. I've been through many UK 'No Comment' police interviews with my lawyer present. Here you cannot terminate an interview - you just sit there while they ask questions that never get answered or you answer "No Comment" to everything. I've never had a different arrest for each charge at the same time. Most times for multiple charges it's one arrest and one reading of your rights. BUT I have been charged for one offence, then when bailed after the 24 hour limit immediately charged with a second offence thus they can hold for a further 24 hours - and so on. All my offences were for activism.
@SamS-uv2ql
@SamS-uv2ql Год назад
The guy is chatting rubbish (or trash). You get arrested once for one crime and they can charge you with as many instances of that crime as they want. They would usually arrest you for the most serious crime. I don't think you can be arrested for crime x and then charged with a more.serious crime without being arrested again. Both here and the US, you can say "I don't want to answer any questions", but that doesn't mean you get to stop the interview.
@noneyayeast
@noneyayeast 11 месяцев назад
@@Davey-Boyd at 16 his parents can be in the room while interviewed too. In the US anyway.
@Davey-Boyd
@Davey-Boyd 11 месяцев назад
@@noneyayeast Yeah I think it's the same here too.
@Pun1sher4u
@Pun1sher4u Год назад
Someone like this will know a lot more then you think. Internet donny from the narm.
@hannahj8099
@hannahj8099 Год назад
It’s quite amusing to have a nord vpn sponser in this specific video 😅
@jas_bataille
@jas_bataille Год назад
I think a lot of people miss the point here. It's not that the system is bad because a 16 years old can hack it; is that it's not good enough against those people. Think about it : when you're 16 you don't have any responsibilities and you can have enough experience (in this case 10 years) and enough time on your hands to be able to do that. Also it's not that one person, it's the efforts of hundreds of young hackers.
@mack8488
@mack8488 9 месяцев назад
I think you are wrong in assuming that... and besides, we have watched the same interview as you did...so nobody realy needs you to point out the OBVIOUS
@annast.claircorreia2802
@annast.claircorreia2802 Год назад
And here's me at 23 trying to remember the coding language of a basic software.
@abc_cba
@abc_cba 11 месяцев назад
If he was single, i can definitely take him out on a date. I am obsessed with his kindess and intellect.
@jemmmmyeah
@jemmmmyeah Год назад
Love this guy.
@guilhermeschitzamaral8627
@guilhermeschitzamaral8627 Год назад
0: Good 001: Uniqueness 01: Consent 1: Ethics 2: Problem-Solution 6: What? Who? Why? When? How? Where? 10: Net 11: Justice 21: Solving Problems With Ethics 99: Revolution 100: Liberation
@SomeGuy-mu9mt
@SomeGuy-mu9mt Год назад
You should get Gary Mckinnon on. The US tried to extradite him on trumped up, bullshit charges too.
@tishw4576
@tishw4576 10 месяцев назад
I worked for a very large financial services company and it was rumoured there was a cyber area. The company paid a huge amount of money to hackers to break into the system as their system would get bombarded up to millions per week.
@BleakDeath
@BleakDeath 9 месяцев назад
It’s called bug bounties
@goodone8049
@goodone8049 Год назад
So this was one of the guys in 2011 that prevented me from playing online multiplayer on my ps3 in 2011 😂 I was a pissed off 12 year old then
@user-cj4fu8qq9b
@user-cj4fu8qq9b Год назад
legend
@cwenga1469
@cwenga1469 Год назад
....and he was never seen again
@nkululekomasilonkululeko4426
THANKS
@francishatton6683
@francishatton6683 Год назад
There was a young kid who played the stock market at school...made millions and crashed it .I believe they employed him .
@Catnipqueen
@Catnipqueen Год назад
Dr Mustafa is a genius!!!
@mack8488
@mack8488 9 месяцев назад
The informer got in the claws of the FBI
@i-am-mercurial
@i-am-mercurial Год назад
Ayo the interviewer is defo getting hacked after admitting he uses same password for everything
@DMWBN3
@DMWBN3 Год назад
Whoever ever does tht is a proper a wa@ker., how would it benefit anyone ??? If a hack does a bank. Fair play.
@79series
@79series Год назад
If these hackers can find everyone's details and hack it all. Can't these guys hide even deeper than other hackers.
@jas_bataille
@jas_bataille Год назад
Yes obviously, but it takes money. You need to be able to do a virtual machine inception. Meaning you run a virtual machine, inside another virtual machine, etc before it hits the hardware. That way even if you're technically hacked they're hacking into nothing. But it takes a massive amount of money to have a computer this powerful running 24/7.
@BrunoSckulps
@BrunoSckulps Год назад
@@jas_bataille im sorry but this is highly inaccurate. The more u know about networking and digital forensics, the less chance u have of getting caught. u can make it impossible for even the NSA to track u 100% free.
@elgee6202
@elgee6202 9 месяцев назад
I have no idea how people hack. Like... you go on the Internet but then what? I don't even get what they 'do' on a website to begin the hacking process. I'm more baffled yet at how kids on their own know what to do.
@BleakDeath
@BleakDeath 9 месяцев назад
Because this is the age of the digital presence many average people which are not very smart do not care about their online security. You be surprised the average population are very stupid and pathetic. People get hacked all the time because they never learn how to properly secure themselves the fact that you’re amazed that this is even possible is very scary, this is who people look as a target you….
@rollandmousseaux
@rollandmousseaux Год назад
"a racketeer is someone who tries to get prestige, power and money from entrenched prestige, power and money" - Frank Costello [racketeer]
@moosesnWoop
@moosesnWoop Год назад
Fired his lazer a bit too much
@77se7en4
@77se7en4 Год назад
Surely with the 80 odd charges he could have been kept 24 hours for each charge lol …
@mtb5778
@mtb5778 9 месяцев назад
wow, old head on young shoulders. I would have cacked myself if I had been arrested at age 16 and probably now.
@mikeofbosnia
@mikeofbosnia 10 месяцев назад
This guy repaired TV's and satellite dishes for Delboy and Rodney.
@dimo8463
@dimo8463 Год назад
the fact that yall still got no timestamps is so petty...
@micnamalahan
@micnamalahan Год назад
I see ads, what’s the point of RU-vid prime !?😊
@Aquarius444K
@Aquarius444K Год назад
How dare anyone say he looks like Mr. Robot! He's fine as hell 😳🤣 what an incredible brain.
@siddhantyadav6652
@siddhantyadav6652 Год назад
10:00 why would the Arizona police department kill their own cops ?
@jfb_ventures
@jfb_ventures Год назад
Dr Hacker Well, I am impressed! 😏
@user-vr3jm8le6t
@user-vr3jm8le6t 2 месяца назад
he’s so attractive!! And super genius
@andy-james-
@andy-james- 10 месяцев назад
Police:- We want to help you, only guilty people have lawyers, and we're your friends.... Answer:- lawyer lawyer lawyer.
@orenJF
@orenJF Год назад
It's amazing how simple the processes can be for hacking , a lot of the big major hacks have been done by carrying out phishing and acessing email passwords and using ready made ddos software
@BleakDeath
@BleakDeath 9 месяцев назад
Simple no you obviously don’t have any knowledge of hacking maybe even technology. Hacking is actually a very long process of a lot of thinking and it’s time-consuming that’s like saying driving a car is this and that when you’ve never driven a car
@orenJF
@orenJF 9 месяцев назад
@@BleakDeath im not saying that lol . Im just saying some of the biggest " hacks " you have heard about have been done without writing any code or programming, a lot of it has to do with using software, tools , and bots programmed by someone else .
@orenJF
@orenJF 9 месяцев назад
@@BleakDeath some "hacks" just involve literally tricking or asking someone for their details
@BleakDeath
@BleakDeath 9 месяцев назад
@@orenJF yes it’s called phishing about half of emails sent a year are phishing attacks. And their are varieties. I’m well aware…
@BleakDeath
@BleakDeath 9 месяцев назад
@@orenJF and depends on what your targeting.
@scouse_sherpa
@scouse_sherpa 2 месяца назад
Imagine moving to Iraq and doing that.. Oh to move to a country that just allows you to do it and live
@Liammac1878
@Liammac1878 4 месяца назад
Sounds identical to lando norris
@jstanovic
@jstanovic Год назад
As long as humans are involved, downloading malwear, sloppy passwords, fishing, etc.... there will be hacking
@ricknaughty1016
@ricknaughty1016 Год назад
They don't just have 24 hours they can ask for an extension of time
@davematthews7771
@davematthews7771 Год назад
They also don’t need to arrest you 84 times to charge you 84 times
@Redlousou
@Redlousou Год назад
They can ask the court for more time, it doesn't seem to have been the case though. Also, bear in mind he was a minor so it might have been trickier to get the extension.
@BigSpuds
@BigSpuds Год назад
What I don't understand is when the government, CIA, and MI5, find guys like this guy why don't they employ these people there better on the inside than the outside? I mean you've got some guy head of cyber security who has the same password for everything 🤦😂😂 might as well have these people working for you
@jakhaughton1800
@jakhaughton1800 Год назад
I know the modern public under 30 years old think this is harmless. Technically it’s akin to breaking in and in certain situations could have serious consequences.
@chandleraskew6496
@chandleraskew6496 Год назад
I see what you’re saying but if they are exposing things like the government lying then why shouldn’t they?
@jas_bataille
@jas_bataille Год назад
That's really not true. If anything we are much more aware than most of the danger of hacking. And believe me, I was hacked by a friend I trusted and I definitely know how it feels.
@Yours.Gift_
@Yours.Gift_ Год назад
He looked in the fbi to see what his homie said
@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
Red Hat Hacking
@RosieandFriends1
@RosieandFriends1 Год назад
That thing about the smiley faces and being a girl is so funny 😂 I use so many emojis all the time 🙃 I didn’t realize that it’s a girl trait 💁‍♀️
@thefacelessquestion3333
@thefacelessquestion3333 Год назад
Did he say the FBI arrested him in the UK?
@matthewwoods2641
@matthewwoods2641 Год назад
Wouldn’t ever happen. FBI has zero jurisdiction in the UK. They tried to threaten him that the FBI might try extraditing him to the US.
@thefacelessquestion3333
@thefacelessquestion3333 Год назад
@@matthewwoods2641 Of course....thanks for clearing that up.
@jas_bataille
@jas_bataille Год назад
@@thefacelessquestion3333 The FBI can arrest someone anywhere in the world.
@RooiT
@RooiT Год назад
@@jas_bataille not everywhere but many places.
@msimpson2779
@msimpson2779 Год назад
How can I get hold of him
@RosieandFriends1
@RosieandFriends1 Год назад
When I was playing a lot of online games I knew some people that would do DDOS attacks. 😅 They were kids. Around age 14.
@Liammac1878
@Liammac1878 4 месяца назад
Fuckin hated them kids😂😂
@KapteinFruit
@KapteinFruit Год назад
This guy seem like the most down to earth hacker Ive seen. No weird blue hair, no weirdness with him. Well besides his vitiligo, his skin, but thats not something you choose.
@JF1908x
@JF1908x Год назад
Just sounds like Kermit the frog
@Danielle-nz9tn
@Danielle-nz9tn Год назад
@@JF1908x LOL, too funny. I think it’s the his speech cadence. I can kind of hear it, and that made me chuckle. I find it kind of funny how he is so matter-of-fact about doing such crazy things. Like he seems to kind of enjoy talking about it, but also I’m not sure if he totally understands how extraordinary this seems to the average person. Like how is he so casual and fearless about what he was doing and the risks involved!
@KapteinFruit
@KapteinFruit Год назад
@@Danielle-nz9tn You both have really weird aliases so I dont know whats going on. Hate on his voice. I dont care. It shows more about both of your characters.
@ashleyraposo285
@ashleyraposo285 Год назад
Vitiligo isnt weird....
@KapteinFruit
@KapteinFruit Год назад
@@ashleyraposo285 Stop being so sensitive, its different then, if that makes it better. I didnt mean it as anything bad. I think that was very obvious, but you couldnt help yourself.
@Jackson-pu7gd
@Jackson-pu7gd Год назад
So when they call them hackers they arent actually hacking into systems they are just finding peoples passwords. Do any systems actually get hacked in the true sense of the word?
@halo8783
@halo8783 Год назад
thats what I thought too....not much of a hacker.
@Jackson-pu7gd
@Jackson-pu7gd 10 месяцев назад
​@Mark Cyrus Leonardo your mostly talking about social engineering and human based trickery. It could just be me but i dont consider that hacking. I guess systems are hack-proof these days but not people-mistake-proof.
@user-lv1np9cb2t
@user-lv1np9cb2t 13 дней назад
نفتخر بك كعراقي 🇮🇶❤
@user-pw1pp6jd5i
@user-pw1pp6jd5i 2 месяца назад
The son of Iraq and what is Iraq? 😂😂❤
@lowe7372
@lowe7372 11 месяцев назад
Btw this guy went to found a company which was acquired by Facebook and he is running another company now in crypto
@Beastieboy2263
@Beastieboy2263 Год назад
When he said “everyone but 1 of us were caught” it made me think… maybe the real mole was that guy that “never got caught”. Could’ve been an agent. You’re dealing with the FBI bro. No defense will stop the FBI from eventually finding you if they look hard enough. These aren’t state troopers or county Sherrifs you’re dealing with buddy. The fbi can tap into and/or locate any and everything they want to. Their technology is far more advanced than what you could ever imagine😂😂😂
@Beastieboy2263
@Beastieboy2263 Год назад
It would make perfect sense. They would never want to name the real mole if it’s an FBI agent. That would mean that agent is burnt. They found the weakest link out of all 5 of them (a man in his 30s with children to take care of who has more to live for than the other 4 people) and turned him so that he could be named the rat and their agent would never be burnt. Read between the lines.
@tianshi2006
@tianshi2006 Год назад
Such nonsense They were caught because the leader of their group was a long time, outed fbi informant. Please do not comment on a topic if you have no knowledge. The feds needed xavier/sabu
@997_
@997_ 2 месяца назад
مين جاي من قرية العجائب😂❤
@user-pw1pp6jd5i
@user-pw1pp6jd5i 2 месяца назад
اني
@mack8488
@mack8488 9 месяцев назад
Wouldnt go to the USA if i were him😇
@YasinNabi
@YasinNabi Год назад
Success is the sum of small efforts - repeated day in and day out."Robert Collier" a fellow creator...... BTW I Enjoyed your videos :)
@daigosaito888
@daigosaito888 Год назад
Hacking isnt cool anymore now every 16yr old and their tamagotchi can hack. Its just a class on schools now.
@Potencyfunction
@Potencyfunction Год назад
Chain of different hakers: white hakers, black hakers, back stabbers, "business hakers", stupid hakers...there are many types . The good things is to distinguish them only by online interactions.
@BrunoSckulps
@BrunoSckulps Год назад
u have no clue what ur talking about its sad. you have never met a real hacker before bc its too rare. Unless u can pass many CompTIA+ exams and u mastered binary and multiple programming langs and muchhh more then ur not anywhere close to a hacker.
@SamS-uv2ql
@SamS-uv2ql Год назад
Or AV Unit was a grass. If he has twitter, he can be found
@bleakyfinder2692
@bleakyfinder2692 Год назад
Why didn't the US employ him, instead of charging him?
@zaidnissar356
@zaidnissar356 Год назад
George Bush does not like Iraqis...
@hotchick2541
@hotchick2541 11 месяцев назад
he had the option and he did
@YouPousti
@YouPousti Год назад
Imagine what this guy has seen! Wow
@DJREN2
@DJREN2 Год назад
Sounds like he started lieing around 10.15 ish. Lol.
@ninja12lawbreaker
@ninja12lawbreaker Год назад
Facsinating
@DNBCYPHER
@DNBCYPHER 10 месяцев назад
Youv'e spelt his name wrong.. 😑
@blawabdulahi8860
@blawabdulahi8860 Год назад
THATS NOT HOW US LAW GOES. THEY DONT ARREST YOU 80X. 1 ARREST 80 CHARGES
@PJ-om2wq
@PJ-om2wq Год назад
What's US law got to do with it?
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