
The internet we see is only a fraction of what exists. The Dark Web Files takes listeners inside the hidden online world of cybercriminals, illegal markets, and underground hacking groups. Mark and Rachel track down digital con artists, uncover financial fraud schemes, and speak with former dark web insiders to reveal how cybercrime is shaping the modern world.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeTechnology | |||

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing every aspect of our lives, but what happens when it falls into the wrong hands? In this episode, Mark and Rachel delve into the dark corners of the web to uncover how cybercriminals are exploiting AI for nef... more
In this episode, Mark and Rachel delve into the clandestine world of gene editing on the dark web. They explore how cybercriminals exploit the burgeoning field of genetic engineering, the risks posed by unregulated gene editing, and the potential for... more
In this episode, Mark and Rachel dive into the telecommunication industry, exploring how the dark web is influencing and exploiting this crucial sector. From illegal SIM card trading to cyber-espionage, they'll uncover the hidden threats that lurk in... more
In this episode, Mark and Rachel delve into the rapidly growing world of esports and its clandestine connections to the dark web. From match-fixing and illegal betting to cyberattacks on tournaments and players, they uncover how the dark web is infil... more
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The show centers on the hidden facets of the internet, with a strong emphasis on the dark web, cybercrime ecosystems, and how illicit markets intersect with emerging technologies. Across episodes, hosts explore real-world implications of rogue biology, shady markets for digital components, and advanced security risks in areas like telecommunications, space tech, and consumer devices. What stands out is a commitment to exposing how criminal networks exploit technical systems while pairing technical explanations with accessible storytelling and insider perspectives. Listeners who want practical implications for security, governance, and risk management will likely find the conversations especially relevant, though the breadth can sometimes fe... more
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