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"In crypto, if your money's gone from your wallet, everything can be gone in one second immediately."
Most people picture online scams as one person in a basement sending sketchy emails. The reality is far bigger and far more organized. In this episode, recorded at the Safeguard conference in Colorado Springs, host Jordan sits down with Nikita, co-founder and CEO of Chain Patrol, to talk about how modern fraud actually works. We get into why stolen crypto almost never comes back, how scam operations now run like real companies with engineers and developers, and how artificial intelligence has made sophisticated attacks cheap enough to target everyday people instead of just high-value executives. Nikita also opens up about the human cost behind these operations, including trafficking victims forced to run scams against their will, and a documentary his team has been quietly working on.
We also discuss one of the largest crypto thefts in history, how the attackers pulled it off, and why the weakest point in nearly every story is a person rather than a piece of code. Whether you work in fraud and security or you just want to understand how to keep yourself and your family safe, this one is packed with stories you have not heard and warnings you will want to remember.
Visit ChainPatrol to learn more: https://chainpatrol.com
V I D E O S T O W A T C H N E X T
Think you can't be scammed? Think again: https://youtu.be/bAwpKd2IlGo
From CIA to Cyber Intelligence: 2026 Cyber Intelligence Predictions! https://youtu.be/3gPkMfPU31c
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🛡️ A massive thank you to today’s sponsor, Incognia! IP addresses are constantly rotating, masked by VPNs, or spoofed by fraudsters, leaving fraud and risk teams completely in the dark about web traffic. Incognia’s https://hubs.li/Q04hKHN30
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"The education itself becomes a vector of attack in some ways."
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Inquiries: [email protected]
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By Jordan Harris5
88 ratings
"In crypto, if your money's gone from your wallet, everything can be gone in one second immediately."
Most people picture online scams as one person in a basement sending sketchy emails. The reality is far bigger and far more organized. In this episode, recorded at the Safeguard conference in Colorado Springs, host Jordan sits down with Nikita, co-founder and CEO of Chain Patrol, to talk about how modern fraud actually works. We get into why stolen crypto almost never comes back, how scam operations now run like real companies with engineers and developers, and how artificial intelligence has made sophisticated attacks cheap enough to target everyday people instead of just high-value executives. Nikita also opens up about the human cost behind these operations, including trafficking victims forced to run scams against their will, and a documentary his team has been quietly working on.
We also discuss one of the largest crypto thefts in history, how the attackers pulled it off, and why the weakest point in nearly every story is a person rather than a piece of code. Whether you work in fraud and security or you just want to understand how to keep yourself and your family safe, this one is packed with stories you have not heard and warnings you will want to remember.
Visit ChainPatrol to learn more: https://chainpatrol.com
V I D E O S T O W A T C H N E X T
Think you can't be scammed? Think again: https://youtu.be/bAwpKd2IlGo
From CIA to Cyber Intelligence: 2026 Cyber Intelligence Predictions! https://youtu.be/3gPkMfPU31c
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🛡️ A massive thank you to today’s sponsor, Incognia! IP addresses are constantly rotating, masked by VPNs, or spoofed by fraudsters, leaving fraud and risk teams completely in the dark about web traffic. Incognia’s https://hubs.li/Q04hKHN30
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"The education itself becomes a vector of attack in some ways."
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Inquiries: [email protected]
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