Claims

Qualified triples from the transcripts. Origin, speaker, and evidence stay attached. These are not independently verified facts.

E911 documentation LEADS_TO Electronic Frontier Foundation

Skyper says the treatment of the Phrack person who released the E911 article sparked the creation of the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Explicit Confidence 95% · Skyper EP 170 Details

“It also sparked the creation of the Electronic Frontier Foundation”

Skyper · offsets 6846–6912

Skyper MEMBER_OF Teso

Skyper is described as being involved with Teso while reviving Phrack.

Explicit Confidence 90% · Jack Rhysider EP 170 Details

“He actually was involved with a few hacking groups, specifically HERT and Teso”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 18774–18852

Skyper MEMBER_OF HERT

Skyper says he was involved with HERT while working to revive Phrack.

Explicit Confidence 90% · Jack Rhysider EP 170 Details

“He actually was involved with a few hacking groups, specifically HERT and Teso”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 18774–18852

The Art of Port Scanning MENTIONS Nmap

The Phrack article followed the release of Nmap and explained effective port scanning with the tool.

Explicit Confidence 97% · Jack Rhysider EP 170 Details

“the person who made Nmap published how to effectively port-scan using the tool on Phrack”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 12459–12547

Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit MENTIONS buffer overflow

The article explained to a wide audience how buffer overflows work and how to perform them.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Skyper EP 170 Details

“was the first article that told to the wider audience how buffer overflows work”

Skyper · offsets 8418–8497

Hacker Manifesto PART_OF Phrack

Jack says the Hacker Manifesto was first published on Phrack.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 170 Details

“One of the Legion of Doom members wrote it and published it first on Phrack”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 14379–14454

Phrack High Council PART_OF Anti-Security Movement

Skyper describes PHC as the radical form of the Anti-Security Movement.

Explicit Confidence 97% · Skyper EP 170 Details

“PHC materialized, and they were probably — let’s call them the radical form of Anti-Security Movement”

Skyper · offsets 22612–22713

Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit PART_OF Phrack

Skyper identifies Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit as a Phrack Issue #49 article.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Skyper EP 170 Details

“Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit, Issue #49”

Skyper · offsets 8368–8416

The Art of Port Scanning PART_OF Phrack

TMZ identifies The Art of Port Scanning as a Phrack Issue #51 article.

Explicit Confidence 99% · TMZ EP 170 Details

“The Port Scanning — The Art of Port Scanning from Issue #51”

TMZ · offsets 12134–12193

E911 documentation PART_OF Phrack

Skyper identifies the E911 documentation as a Phrack article, probably published in Issue #24.

Uncertain Confidence 98% · Skyper EP 170 Details

“the article of the E911 documentation that was released in 1989, I believe. I think it was Issue #24.”

Skyper · offsets 6439–6540

Skyper USES domain takeover via exposed authorization code

Skyper says he used an exposed authorization code to steal the phrack.org domain.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Skyper EP 170 Details

“So, I decided to steal a domain, which was phrack.org”

Skyper · offsets 17357–17410

“the authorization code would be written there in the hidden HTML tag”

Skyper · offsets 17930–17998

Nmap USES port scanning

Nmap is described as a tool used for port scanning.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 170 Details

“Nmap is the defacto tool, almost the standard for how we do port-scanning today.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 12335–12415

tmp.out USES Linux virus infection techniques

TMZ says tmp.out researched Linux virus infection techniques.

Explicit Confidence 98% · TMZ EP 170 Details

“infection techniques of Linux viruses and things like this”

TMZ · offsets 28691–28749

tmp.out USES ELF

TMZ says tmp.out was formed to research ELF and related subjects.

Explicit Confidence 98% · TMZ EP 170 Details

“We just wanted to research ELF”

TMZ · offsets 28659–28689

Phrack High Council USES rm-rf

Skyper says a PHC-modified Phrack article contained a destructive rm-rf command that deleted an entire computer.

Attributed Confidence 95% · Jack Rhysider EP 170 Details

“it had the command rm-rf, which would delete your whole hard drive”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 25515–25581

Beatdapp ASSOCIATED_WITH Streaming fraud

Beatdapp is described as a company that analyzes music streams to detect and investigate streaming fraud.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 171 Details

“Beatdapp in order to analyze music streams to detect fraud”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 45716–45774

Jack Rhysider AUTHORED Darknet Diaries

The outro identifies Jack as the creator of the Darknet Diaries show.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Andrew Batey EP 171 Details

“This show is created by me, the hashed brown Jack Rhysider.”

Andrew Batey · offsets 71410–71469

Beatdapp DEVELOPED_BY Andrew Batey

Beatdapp is described as the company Andrew co-founded and whose blockchain and stream-analysis technology he helped build.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Jack Rhysider EP 171 Details

“the name of the company that Andrew co-founded was called Beatdapp”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 45658–45724

“We built this technology.”

Andrew Batey · offsets 23166–23191

Beatdapp DEVELOPED_BY Poria

Poria is described as part of the co-founder team that built Beatdapp's tracking technology and as a machine-learning engineer.

Explicit Confidence 97% · Andrew Batey EP 171 Details

“Poria was a really gifted machine-learning AI engineer”

Andrew Batey · offsets 22225–22279

“Andrew and his co-founders Morgan and Poria built a tool”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 23513–23569

Beatdapp DEVELOPED_BY Morgan

Morgan is described as Andrew's co-founder in the team that built Beatdapp's technology.

Explicit Confidence 97% · Andrew Batey EP 171 Details

“Morgan, my co-founder”

Andrew Batey · offsets 22094–22115

“Andrew and his co-founders Morgan and Poria built a tool”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 23513–23569

Jim Trustee MEMBER_OF Department of Justice

Jim Trustee is described as a former Chief of Organized Crime for the Department of Justice.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Andrew Batey EP 171 Details

“our lawyer for the company is this guy named Jim Trustee. He was the former Chief of Organized Crime for the DOJ.”

Andrew Batey · offsets 62420–62533

Jack Rhysider MENTIONS Reddit

Jack mentions Reddit posts reporting that users' Spotify accounts showed playback of unfamiliar artists.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 171 Details

“I’ve actually seen many Reddit posts where people are saying, hey, what’s up with my Spotify account?”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 39723–39824

Jack Rhysider REFERENCES Spotify accuses Drake of forging billions of fraudulent streams

Jack references the article about Spotify accusing Drake of forging fraudulent streams.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 171 Details

“I saw this article last week. Spotify accuses Drake of forging billions of fraudulent streams.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 18648–18742

Andrew Batey USES Facebook

Andrew says his group used Facebook-related manipulation to launch artists and artificially increase followers and likes.

Explicit Confidence 95% · Andrew Batey EP 171 Details

“we launched an artist on Facebook”

Andrew Batey · offsets 9803–9836

“we could drive a million fans to something”

Andrew Batey · offsets 11170–11212

Andrew Batey USES Like-jacking

Andrew says like-jacking was one of his favorite techniques and that his group used it to drive large numbers of fans to pages.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Andrew Batey EP 171 Details

“My favorite thing at the time was like-jacking.”

Andrew Batey · offsets 4278–4325

“we could drive millions of fans to things”

Andrew Batey · offsets 5872–5913