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[151.56 --> 151.72] Yeah.
[151.72 --> 152.30] It's really cool.
[152.36 --> 153.52] It's like, it's like a story.
[153.56 --> 154.08] It's gripping.
[154.48 --> 155.02] It is.
[155.12 --> 155.36] Yeah.
[155.46 --> 158.18] It's, it gets really deep into it.
[158.20 --> 160.30] As you can see, it's like really written out.
[160.40 --> 161.16] What happened here?
[161.24 --> 163.14] It all starts on Craigslist naturally.
[163.14 --> 163.70] Yeah.
[163.92 --> 171.38] Travis Doering, hope I'm saying your last name correctly, sees two database servers from NCIX for sale on Craigslist.
[171.52 --> 174.66] Ask the guy if it still has the original data on it.
[175.46 --> 180.54] Guy takes forever to respond, but does eventually respond with, yes, original data is intact.
[180.98 --> 182.26] And it just goes from there.
[182.46 --> 184.00] It's a pretty wild ride.
[184.52 --> 185.48] The way it shows on.
[185.60 --> 186.28] Hey, yeah.
[186.54 --> 187.78] I just heard Luke talking.
[187.90 --> 188.74] I was like, Luke's here.
[189.18 --> 189.48] Yeah.
[189.60 --> 191.12] We were streaming to the test channel.
[191.38 --> 191.56] Oh.
[191.96 --> 192.16] Yeah.
[192.16 --> 193.88] That sucked for like a long time.
[194.34 --> 198.44] There's apparently new instructions on how to run the WAN show and the instructions were behind everything.
[198.72 --> 199.44] So it wasn't.
[199.48 --> 200.60] Are you guys actually streaming now?
[200.60 --> 201.58] We are actually streaming now.
[201.58 --> 201.72] Oh.
[201.96 --> 202.24] Yes.
[202.36 --> 203.44] Glad I'm interrupting the show.
[203.48 --> 203.96] Hi, everyone.
[204.16 --> 204.86] Nick is saying hi.
[204.94 --> 206.60] Nick is here and he's happy that Luke's here.
[206.68 --> 207.76] You guys are on both YouTube networks?
[208.06 --> 208.30] Yeah.
[208.86 --> 209.10] Sweet.
[209.42 --> 213.30] Anyways, there was a lot of information in this leak.
[213.36 --> 214.60] This is not a standard leak.
[214.60 --> 220.82] Usually when you hear like, oh, website information leaked, there will be a set amount of user accounts or all user accounts.
[220.88 --> 225.76] It's usually just the username and password that gets leaked, which is really bad to be clear.
[225.88 --> 229.38] But this is like many, many, many levels beyond that.
[229.38 --> 233.78] This was all your credit card information, all your payment information in general.
[233.88 --> 241.86] So if you played with PayPal or something else, addresses, full names, passwords, all of it unencrypted, all of it in plain text.
[241.86 --> 243.62] Are there some social insurance numbers?
[243.92 --> 245.10] For employees, yes.
[245.64 --> 247.86] For employees, there were social insurance numbers, T4s.
[249.00 --> 249.60] Oh, that's right.
[249.66 --> 258.18] Address data, like historically over time, all the employment information, which is usually pretty heavy in terms of like, I'm a steal your life, bro.
[258.86 --> 260.86] All of that was available.
[261.90 --> 262.64] Oh, God.
[263.12 --> 264.00] So pretty oof.
[264.00 --> 273.10] So the story there was that there was a warehouse that NCX had all their junk in, but they didn't own the warehouse.
[273.36 --> 274.14] There were tenants there.
[274.44 --> 279.04] So when they went bankrupt, their rent was overdue to the tune of $150,000.
[279.64 --> 286.04] So in order to try to pay for it, they just said, just keep all the junk that we have in there.
[286.64 --> 293.14] So then the landlord has all these servers and desktops, like hundreds of desktops, computers, and he's trying to sell them.
[293.14 --> 299.62] So then this third party, this company comes in and says, well, that stuff's useful to us because of this project we're working on.
[300.00 --> 302.40] So there's this guy named Jeff that works for that company.
[302.80 --> 304.10] Jeff, that's all we really know.
[304.16 --> 306.52] My name is Jeff, and he's brokering the deal.
[306.82 --> 311.92] So he brokers the deal and gets this company what they want, but then he doesn't stop there.
[312.70 --> 317.48] One more thing, I'm going to sell this data multiple times to multiple different people.
[317.72 --> 319.18] Some of these people come from overseas.
[319.18 --> 325.22] There's one individual who was supposed to come in December to pick up some of the hardware.
[325.74 --> 326.88] The guy was from China.
[327.06 --> 327.98] This is crazy.
[328.32 --> 328.46] Yeah.
[328.74 --> 334.54] There was actually a tweet that just happened earlier today from the RCMP, which is the police in Canada.
[335.14 --> 337.52] And they said that they seize the hardware now.
[337.96 --> 338.26] Really?
[338.58 --> 338.82] Yeah.
[338.92 --> 339.84] That was pretty fast.
[340.24 --> 340.94] Not fast enough.
[341.12 --> 341.38] Yeah.
[341.38 --> 345.12] It's been sold like seven times for like 35 grand.
[345.58 --> 346.56] Oh, it's gone.
[346.68 --> 347.64] It's super gone.
[347.82 --> 354.28] I'm just happy that once this article came out, which was like a day or two ago, they've already got everything.
[354.48 --> 356.08] I love how the tweet doesn't specify.
[356.48 --> 359.22] It's just like, yeah, there's a company you may have heard of.
[359.48 --> 361.70] They're now defunct, but they're pretty well known.
[361.70 --> 365.70] I said afternoon we opened an investigation into data.
[365.70 --> 367.52] Some people listen, so we got to, yeah.
[367.94 --> 374.34] We opened an investigation into data storage devices being sold online, allegedly containing, allegedly.
[375.74 --> 376.84] You know, dude.
[377.12 --> 381.80] Anyways, containing customer data from a defunct but well-known computer retailer.
[382.28 --> 384.52] We have since recovered the storage devices.
[384.88 --> 386.64] Our investigation is active and ongoing.
[386.64 --> 399.36] So them recovering the storage devices, unfortunately, while I'm like, oh, I'm happy they did that, means effectively nothing because the data has been copied multiple times and resold.
[399.44 --> 401.28] There's actually more places to buy it from now.
[401.56 --> 401.92] Yes.
[402.46 --> 405.48] And even the original guy was like, do you want to buy all the hardware?
[405.70 --> 411.24] Because I have the important stuff backed up and I'm reselling it anyways, so you can buy all the hardware.
[411.28 --> 413.26] It was way cheaper to buy just the data.
[413.38 --> 414.76] It was 15 grand instead of 35.
[415.14 --> 415.38] Yeah.
[415.38 --> 418.04] So the dude was like, well, no.
[419.62 --> 422.74] So like, yeah, the seizing the hardware, like, good job, guys.