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 | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyTrue Crime |
In this episode, we delve into the unseen side of the aerospace industry on the dark web. We explore how cybercriminals exploit vulnerabilities in aviation systems, the illegal trade of aircraft parts, and how the dark web has become a platform for e... more
In this episode, we delve into the mysterious world of cryptocurrency on the Dark Web. We explore how digital currencies like Bitcoin are used in illegal transactions, and how they have revolutionized the way cybercriminals operate. We'll also look a... more
In this episode, Mark and Rachel delve into the hidden world of the automotive industry on the dark web. From illegal car parts trading to vehicle theft rings and cyber attacks on modern cars' software, we explore how cybercriminals are driving a new... more
In this episode, Mark and Rachel delve into the hidden world of the dark web's influence on the real estate industry. From property fraud to money laundering through real estate transactions, we explore how cybercriminals exploit this sector. We'll t... more
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Exploring the hidden corners of the digital world, this podcast offers listeners a unique look into the intricacies of the dark web, where illegal activities such as cybercrime, trafficking, and identity theft thrive. The discussions focus on various aspects of cyber malfeasance, including the interplay between technology and crime, the psychological impacts of digital environments, and the various laws and ethical considerations surrounding these issues. Notably, this show also provides insights from former dark web insiders, showcasing their perspectives and the broader implications of these underground activities on society. This blend of technology and true crime presents a captivating narrative for those interested in the darker aspect... more
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