
He Doxed the Cops for Beating Up Protesters but Made a Tiny Mistake🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 63: w0rmer
Source: YouTube · Jack Rhysider · published Feb 16, 2023 · 56:49
This Darknet Diaries episode tells the story of a hacker known as W0RMER who, frustrated by the injustice he saw in the world, decided to fight back using the only tools he knew—hacking 0:00-0:31.
Key Takeaways:
• The episode opens with a reflection on pervasive injustice in the news and the moral question of when to stop looking away, framed with a Bob Dylan quote 0:00-0:16
• W0RMER reached a breaking point and chose to take matters into his own hands through hacking as his form of resistance 0:16-0:31
• The episode carries a content warning for foul language and light descriptions of nudity 1:02-1:11
• The interview with W0RMER begins shortly after the intro, setting up his firsthand account 1:11-1:16
The episode sets the stage for a personal narrative about vigilante hacking driven by moral conviction.
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JACK: The news today is crazy. There’s
injustice happening all around us but it’s not clear what we should do about it. Or
as Bob Dylan said, yes, and how many times can a man turn his head and pretend he just doesn’t
see? This is a story about how one guy decided enough is enough and took matters into his own
hands, and the only way a hacker knows how. JACK (INTRO): [INTRO MUSIC] These are true stories from the
dark side of the internet. I’m Jack Rhysider. This is Darknet
Diaries. [INTRO MUSIC ENDS] JACK: [MUSIC] This episode does have foul language and some light descriptions of nudity. If that’s
an issue for you, you’ve been warned. W0RMER: I’m sorry, what’s that? JACK: I can use this call to –
for the podcast Darknet Diaries? W0RMER: Oh of course, of course. JACK: So, yeah, I w…