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Hacker Exposes Customers of Spyware Company, Including Host's Name
TLDR A hacker named Leopard Boy hacked into Flex-A-Spy and revealed a list of customers who were using the spyware to spy on people, including the host of the podcast. The hosts conducted an experiment to see what information could be found if someone hacked Donald Trump's old Android phone, and discovered that the hacked phone revealed personal and potentially embarrassing details about the host's life.
Timestamped Summary
00:00
The hosts of the podcast conducted an experiment to see what information could be found if someone were able to hack Donald Trump's old Android phone.
04:00
The host used spyware to track and record all of the phone activity, including calls, texts, photos, and videos, on the hacked Android phone for three weeks.
07:23
The host used spyware to track and record all of the phone activity, including calls, texts, photos, and videos, on the hacked Android phone for three weeks.
10:27
The host's colleague, Emily, also used the spyware to track and record the host's phone activity, and she found that he seems like a good dad and had a sweet moment with his wife, but there is a sense of impending danger for their nice family.
13:47
The host's colleague, Emily, reveals that she often laughs very hard when she thinks about funny moments from comedy shows or podcasts, and she plays a recording of the host laughing to himself in the car, which he finds embarrassing, but then Emily plays a recording of the host singing to his son, which makes him happy.
19:07
A hacker named Leopard Boy hacked Flex-A-Spy and exposed a list of their customers who were spying on people, including the host's name.
22:09
The hackers who exposed Flex-A-Spy's customers found that many of them were just normal people, including a teacher, a dog trainer, and a sunglasses distributor, and some even admitted to using the software to spy on their spouses; another hacker obtained actual material from a similar company and sent it to Joseph, who then wiped their servers.
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