Or in this case watching them. It was a tough call on which forum to put this into.
https://youtu.be/le71yVPh4uk
There are a variety of YouTube videos of people annoying scammers. I love the fact that when a scammer logs into someone's system that someone can then go take control of the scammer system. This leads to all kinds of interesting interactions.
This is a part one of a four-part series. Spoiler alert. They arrest the scammer at the end. And when I say scammer, I mean boss of a very large company doing it. In this particular series this guy breaks into their security system and for each call he gets the actual video of the scammer employees interacting with him. When they make fun of dying people it is just so wonderful. Not.
On the other hand, this guy is obviously doing things that are illegal. He breaks into their systems, takes control of their phones, initiates denial of service attacks, tracks down their finances by taking control of their accountant's desktop computer. On the other other hand, the BBC asked for his data and then followed it up and created a documentary on it. Which then triggered the head of an Indian district cyber crimes officer to then actually pursue it and arrest these people.
This is raw activism in its roughest form.
https://youtu.be/le71yVPh4uk
There are a variety of YouTube videos of people annoying scammers. I love the fact that when a scammer logs into someone's system that someone can then go take control of the scammer system. This leads to all kinds of interesting interactions.
This is a part one of a four-part series. Spoiler alert. They arrest the scammer at the end. And when I say scammer, I mean boss of a very large company doing it. In this particular series this guy breaks into their security system and for each call he gets the actual video of the scammer employees interacting with him. When they make fun of dying people it is just so wonderful. Not.
On the other hand, this guy is obviously doing things that are illegal. He breaks into their systems, takes control of their phones, initiates denial of service attacks, tracks down their finances by taking control of their accountant's desktop computer. On the other other hand, the BBC asked for his data and then followed it up and created a documentary on it. Which then triggered the head of an Indian district cyber crimes officer to then actually pursue it and arrest these people.
This is raw activism in its roughest form.