Darknet Diaries
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Delve into the intriguing world of cyber security with "Darknet Diaries," a podcast that exposes the hidden side of the internet. Hosted by Jack Rhysider, a seasoned IT and security professional, each episode unveils true tales of hackers, breaches, shadow government activities, and the secrets lurking in the digital underworld. This podcast not only educates but also enthralls, offering listeners a glimpse into the mysterious cyber incidents that shape our world. From notorious cybercrimes to unsolved mysteries of the digital age, "Darknet Diaries" explores the ethical complexities and challenges in the cyber security landscape. By combining expert interviews, deep-dive analysis, and gripping storytelling, "Darknet Diaries" provides a compelling narrative that is both informative and engaging. Whether you're a cyber security expert, tech enthusiast, or just curious about the digital world, this podcast offers valuable insights and intriguing stories that will captivate your interest and expand your understanding of what happens in the depths of the dark net.
Episodes
144: Rachel
In "Episode 144: Rachel," Jack Rhysider of "Darknet Diaries" explores the intriguing realm of social engineering through the experiences of Rachel Tobac, a renowned figure in the field. The episode provides a vivid recount of how Rachel, initially intrigued by hacking through social interactions, ended up making a career out of it after participating in the social engineering contest at Defcon. It illustrates her journey from a neuroscience and psychology student to a leading social engineering expert, highlighting her strategies and techniques, such as phone call manipulations and the art of pretexting in hacking endeavors. Through Rachel's narrative, the episode also sheds light on the psychological and technical aspects of social engineering, emphasizing its implications and the preventive measures businesses can adopt.