The REAL Story Behind ANOM:
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- The criminal underworld will never be the same again. The ANOM sting operation (Operation Trojan Shield in the US or Operation Ironside in AU) was a collaboration by several countries, from 2018 and 2021. The idea was to use so called "Privacy Phones" to break into the criminal syndicates to disrupt their plots.
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FBI: makes $30 million selling contraband to criminals.
CIA: "First time?".
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That's probably chump change compared to the underground fundraisers the CIA have ran in the past.
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cia: have you ever heard of south america?
@@papacinoooo "no? Good, that means we're going our job."
One of these days Coffee is gunna forget to duck when that TV comes a swinging and boom no more Coffeezilla😔
Gotta start a petition to get him to wear a helmet while shooting vids
Lmao right!
that's what keeps me up at night
dont worry, legend has it he's invincible.
He should do that as a bit one day.
"Sometimes they are a step ahead, listening in on your conversations." (stares at phone suspiciously)
And that's how you end a video.
same
Your phone is definitely siphoned and filtered in Utah, my friend.
In your case, it's Apple or Google who are listening.
well to be completely honest the cops wouldn't want to hear random people ordering Mcdonalds at 2 in the morning or watch me making shitty comments like this one.
Most of our conversations aren't worth hearing about 😂
The story made me feel uneasy about how hard it is to verify security on devices, and the extent to which digital communication can be built on systems of false trust.
I agree in principle, but like, a guy did in fact verify these devices were not secure and were sending information to various places. So I think a huge lesson is to do your due diligence in securing your devices and communications
There are ways to test it out, and you only need intermediate tech knowledge to do a lot of them. It makes me think they literally just believed the words of the company without doing research. Usually when legal businesses acquire resources, they do research. I would have thought illegal businesses would be even more careful. I feel like now they will though. They’ll hire someone on the inside to design a encrypted device.
It is actually possible to verify security, and its not too hard if you know what your doing. The criminals they caught were really really dumb, the way the phone was made and how you accessed the chat app was so stupidly obvious that it was a honeypot or something.
Unless you have your own satellite, someone has your info
Yeah, big brother won the war a long time ago. If you interested in privacy, then learn to live like William T Vollman. Been considering all this shit myself.
They also charged them a monthly fee 😂😂
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Haven’t considered that till Now, real finesse 👌
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@Hima Agacia u watch way to much tv bud🤷🏻♂️🤣
I wonder if people who used that phone in non criminal ways can now sue the company and police.
8:07 I wonder how many “snitches” were killed when it was actually the phones snitching 😳
That's called a problem solving itself. Free murder charges, if nothing else.
Probably none - "100 thwarted murder plots" - that would be them.
@@harryradley exactly
Those poor 12,000 informants!
My thought too, people would def think it's a snitch who flipped
Another tactic nefarious individuals use is this: they share an email account while also going thru the proper VPN type stuff, and they just write drafts and save them and the others just respond in drafts. Nothing ever gets truly sent and the drafts of course get deleted.
Honest to god, that's actually genius 😁
@@MayorSom Been done since mail came to existense. Bit limiting but kind of secure
@@P4hko you can do that with a shitty email client lol
That's stupid. Mails are sent to all people connecting to the mail account. If you can read it, it's on your computer.
Wow good ideas
The guy who reported ΛNØM to the police should be recruited.
ANOM was actually a product of the police.
I read about the Anom story a week or so ago. What an incredible operation. They had to essentially be a legitimate company and build trust from scratch.
They should make a movie
@@DOUBLE0SEVUN billion dollar idea
More like they had to be a scam company. I dont know how this is considered legal.
@@emperorsascharoni9577 The phone are targeted to criminals. WTH you simpathize with drug lords and cartels.
Just shows how easily you can be fooled and tracked and spied on by the powers that be
How many people must have died from suspected snitchin due to the accuracy of the cops
As someone else pointed out: Stopped 100 murder plots, so at least a portion of it was probably that tbh.
@@blindey that's a good point out. That'll put my mind at ease when I fall asleep at night
Well if you're going to quote Mark Twain at least state the entire proverb - “Truth is stranger than fiction, but it is because Fiction is obliged to stick to possibilities; Truth isn't.”
Where's this level of investigation when it comes to investigating their respective country's politicians?! Not that I'm a fan of multinational drug cartels but damn.
Right. Seems like if they cared they could actually Crack down on corrupt politicians but that would bite the hand that feeds
lol who do you think pays the fbi and cia salarys in ain't us and they know it biggest criminal in the world is government and cia is worse Then them
@@thewildcardperson you're actually wrong, WE DO pay their salaries, it comes from YOUR taxes.
Nice point. Criminals are illegal thugs whereas governments are legal thugs... Function is same just different side of the same coin
@@RedceLL1978 haha so yes we are extorted out our money and resources and pay there salarys but it is still those governments that run everything
we need to be ruthless like scientolgists they beat the irs and patriots should do the same kill them all
i'm really happy to see this kind of content from you! Perhaps you can also make videos on Silk Road, Dream market, etc? Thanks Zilla.
Silk Road or Mt Gox would be cool
Check out Barely Sociable on these two!
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The best encryption is open source public encryption. Never do your own private encryption
No just no
@@Mrcrieds no? Yes lol
@@Mrcrieds you're insane if you trust any non open source encryption
When you say never do your own private encryption, do you mean closed source third party or encryption a person coded themselves? Cause the latter can be more secure due to obscurity vs open source.
@@itssimplymg4682 if you think that using a encryption method that you can decrypt by googling since its open source is better than coding it yourself where its only you that can decrypt is better than you are kinda stupid
Coffeezilla quality has been going through the roof.
Yet the quality of your spamming remains the same.
Casey, we both have very similar taste it's scary bro 😅
@@kdckicksbutt3461 This guy is a spammer. He probably doesn't even watch the videos, as the majority of his comments aren't even related to what's being talked about. It's a sad attempt to funnel people to his channel.
Damn, bro. You compress what would be a 60 minute bloated documentary into the essentials that is 10 minutes long. Props!
10/10 I can't make it through a Netflix or BBC documentary these days. Too much focus on artzy shots, long silences and then those Michael Moore style 2second clips with spooky background music too seem cliquy
And I watched it in 2x speed
At this rate of production quality, you need to have your own tv show!! 💪💪
"Listening in on your conversations."
Do the words "Edward Snowden" mean nothing to you?!
TV doesn't deserve you man. This is your place, EPIC material as always.
brilliant video, you missed the part where encrophones were also taken down at the end of last year so the criminals were really losing their options as more time went past.
If the had used Temple OS they wouldn't have been caught
@@erpizzaiol5457 truly you are an enlightened one
great story that you picked up, I would think telegram and signal would already been super strong on privacy already. But once the law enforcement had done this trick once, they will have to up their game much more to catch future criminals.
Not to mention skyrocket the profitability of drug trafficking while supply is low. Seems like a huge incentive to boost new and old criminals, nothing more
@📌 Pinned by Coffeezilla *just stop it already*
I forgot about "Bait Car"...that show was hilarious!
How awesome would it be if the cipher phones also were made by police and the Blogger is just another cop who wants to move to criminals to the next fake secure phone 🤣
He switched departments and wanted to get some achievements under his belt.
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The already good quality content keeps improving, great stuff as always Coffeezilla
Brilliant story but it does make me worry about how us lot living in the Five Eyes countries are being looked into during our daily lives.
The Mob Reporter goes very in depth about this as well. Great work as always Zilla!
I wonder how many innocent people had their privacy invaded by this.
That guy who made the post sounds like he was probably just someone interested in privacy and security.
Yeah, but to be fair I think that invasion of privacy is unavoidable by anyone that isn’t an expert. The important thing is really the political will to prevent excessive abuse by governments acting outside their own laws or citizens interests.
It may never be safe to talk to someone online, but we can at least collectively make sure the government isn’t able to do anything too horrific. In the end that’s the only thing the little guy has ever been able to do
Those phones were bought exclusively by criminals
@@sideways5153 Yeah agreed, and I would rather sacrifice some of my privacy so that the govt can stop drug trafficking, its in my interest too.
@@piercearora7681 "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."- Benjamin Franklin
@@Vicepresidentsaturday Show me Benjamin Franklin's internet service provider.
The content is advancing at such a pace. I’m definitely gonna be checking back. Incredible content. Thanks bro!
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Wow your video quality is television studio level now! Amazing!
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So glad you covered this, news networks were so vague in their reporting. Funny, this was a small bit on Falcon Winter Soldier.
This is one of your most awesome reports, and many people have covered this, but you truly did it the best (in my opinion, and my 2 cents as a tech security based CS graduate, ha)
Been binging these coffeezilla videos while at work but forgot to sub..
Now subbed
The phrase "truth is stranger than fiction" applies usually to one of two scenarios -- either some ridiculously unlikely coincidence occurs or someone who is portrayed as incredibly smart, savvy and sneaky does something momentously idiotic and foolish, particularly in their field of expertise. While people can and have created fictional stories where such things happen, such stories are generally regarded as amateur hack stories by bad writers. So maybe it would be more correct to say "Reality can be stranger than well-received highly-acclaimed good fiction."
I see a banging Netflix series incoming on this, could easily get 3 seasons of drama out of it tbh 👀
UK: 7 EPs tops
USA: 24 Seasons.
Netflix about to gatekeep as usual
Did our boi move from 6 mill studio into a 10 mill studio 💪💪💪
Negative, he’s always been in 10 mill studio. Had to revert back to old videos. My bad zilla
Seen this topic before, glad I stuck around tho. You added an extra tidbit most outlets missed... about the early scamchaser uncovering and reporting to the Authorities.
The crazy thing is a lot of lawyers are already finding ways to beat these charges because of the way information was attained. A lot of it was illegal
I heard from an ex analyst that well over 80 percent of classified materials isn't classified because of what it is but because of how it was gathered such as a very mundane conversation about football but gathered through means that aren't technically allowed, boom classified.
Fruit of the poisonous tree. It doesn’t matter what evidence you’ve found, if it was found using illegal methods the suspects will walk free. It doesn’t matter if you found a dead body and a suspect storing a bloody knife in a locked toolbox, if that evidence was found illegally then the case is thrown out. An example would be if the cops entered the house without a warrant and broke the lock.
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So let me get that straight. They illegally created a fake company, that produced bugged phones, listened illegally to all conversations (also normal users that just wanted privacy) and now can't even charge them? I wonder if they charged any whistleblowers and government critics.
@@Bullshitvol2 not necessarily. They wouldn't be able to use the phone messages as evidence if they were obtained illegally, but presumably the messages led them to other evidence, such as drugs, which can be used
Governemnt breaking their own laws? Noo they would never!
Well done on this one. Enjoying this off finance stuff as well. Spread those wings! Keep em coming!
People: "Truth is stranger than fiction..."
Kafka: "Hold my Cockroach beer"
Dont always agree with your personal views but I do love your content, keep up the great work my friend.
Not gonna lie, typing in that code and an app popping up is actually really cool
This reminds me a bit of Sweetie. That was an AI chatbot posing as a 13 year old girl to track down pedophiles. Not only did it have partially automated chatting, but a realistic 3d realtime rendering as well. That was in 2013. They aren't as backwards as made out to be.
My question is, what about people who just valued privacy and weren't doing anything illegal, did they get their money back?
No
they are just scamed with tax money.
actually it was never shared to public they were only shared in shady places where they would find only criminals anyway
Government giving people their money back? Lol
@@brendancoulter5761 you have a point there.
How have I just found your content?! Absolutely stunning, keep up the good work!
The thing I’ve still never heard about this is why the publicly released this.
Some of your best work Coffee. 👌
I've heard the same story about VPNs.
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Nice. Really well broken down explanation of the operation. Thanks coffee.
Don't worry big brother is watching you and making sure you're not doing anything illegal. Surely, they will never abuse this power!
And just think, this isn’t even the tip of the iceberg and what else is going on out there.
@Pinned by Coffeezilla oh, I sent you a report. No thanks.
People who want privacy aren’t always criminals. They just don’t want the government and big companies knowing every part about their life
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More the latter tbh
My data is their money and I don’t want to give them money, no more that what I already had or must.
Pro tip
if you ever need privacy use PGP, even if you are on a privacy-focused device. Not even talking about crime or illegal things, but in general its nice to have this option
Actually kinda crazy of an operation the feds pulled off with this one
You do not hear about the good ones, they go under reported.
@@dertythegrower this is good? Violation of right and privacy. Last verse same as the first.
I'd rather them sell their shitty drugs than lose my rights.
@@alext5497 Criminals have no rights.
@@igustibagusananda7706 non criminals bought the phones too
@@Raulxz Most of them were criminals, and they don't deserve any rights.
Wake up and smell the coffee ☕ love the song
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Honestly I found ur Channel today and I love this shit lol I'm binge watching ur stuff man. U definitely deserve ur own show on Netflix this shuts interesting
I wonder if he smacked himself with the screen when he first installed it
Coffee is there any chance you'd leak the manufacturer of that flannel? I've noticed it in a couple of your videos and I think it's great
That Hot Fuzz cut was amazing 😂
This was an awesome video bro thanks!
Never trust anyone who uses the phrase "the good guys" in the context of actual real life
Ya ever hear of a hero with flaws...lot of them in literature as well as the real world. Like not gonna say I love cops...just a counterpoint
I just watched this on The Mob Reporter.
There's a scene in the movie Sicario where the chief of FBI says " are you seeing this make an impact on the street?" Answer No. Same thing here
It made an impact on the assholes they caught.
@@nicomal well pardon me Nancy Drew
I'm a good little boy, but I want privacy because what I do and who I associate with is nobody's business but mine and those I associate with. Nobody's.
I always remind myself that a large amount of cops are legit and they are protecting and serving the good.
Are they though? How many politicians or big dogs got caught with this?
@@markomak1 They are.
No idea has ever been hatched with Australians that didn't involve beers.
I think I did something sober once
This is not Coffeezilla. The one presenting in this video is Coffeezilla's twin brother, Coffee Break. This is definitely Coffee Break's jam.
A return. To form
I found you're channel through your, Shark Tank reactions! And I'm oh so happy with the rest of your content from there xoxox I subbed todayyyy!
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I find it pretty hilarious people like this did not set simple GPG mail network, but then again, I spend my time understanding computers and programming, instead of doing crime.
Criminals are.....weirdly dumb when it comes to privacy.
"i spend my time understanding computers and programming" says the one who suggested "GPG" LOL i think you mean PGP
@@ballistic02 GPG is Gnu Privacy Guard, the FOSS alternative to PGP. It’s also known as OpenPGP.
Yo coffee love the channel bro, keep up the great work
At this rate, is it weird that I keep thinking at least one major VPN out there is an Intelligence Baby?
Lol all of them probably are, I'll never use one. Hiding in plain sight is always the best option. They're too busy doing spy stuff to notice
loving the new video format, great job coffee the channel is evolving
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Just imagine what law enforcement could do if they weren’t busy fighting drug crime.
Nah better fight a war you can never win.
@@MyDarkMuffin you can’t win a war that feeds you , you gotta fight it but not get rid of it
I know right! Now marijuana is legal 🤷🏻
That outro was smooth like butter
This makes me trust that my communications are private even less. Also: Htf can this not be illegal? No shot that every phone they sold was only to a criminal. My guess is it was right in the TOS (that no one reads), further reinforcing the point that there is no such thing as privacy in communation, and most companies that deal with your data; can, and will, do whatever they please with it.
If it was in the TOS they are legally covered, it's the consumer that has the responsibility to inform him/herself (i get that nobody reads it usually but if we had a labor contract we would sign without reading it'd be the same issue)
Because it was done by the police and the FBI. Sometimes you gotta get dirty to clean shit up.
i think coffeezilla just stepped up to another level , we need full documentaries on netflix or amazon im thinking a series like dirty money
somebody make it happen !!!!
this is not right... what if I sell some fake devices to cops ?
I wish they would use this motivation to catch pedophiles and child traffickers instead of just drug dealers
they do that too, a lot of stings in the internet right now
@@the-quiver yeah but honestly they don't take those things as seriously as drug dealers cases. There have been some stories where cops have arrested drug dealers just so that they could get their hands on the drugs (some thing like this happened one year ago in my country).
lol just downloading kleopatra and using traditional pgp keys would of been better
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All I hear is that police illegally monitored thousands of people... sounds kinda 1984 to me
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sad but true. privacy is dead these days. big daddy government sees and hears all.
Oh, if they are telling us about the phones. They doing something bigger.
Very similar to the plot of StartUp. I wonder if the show was inspired by reality 🤔
I don't know how criminals still keep using electronics to communicate just meet each other up face to face like damn lol
What? You think poppy and coca are grown in Australia mate?
Welp coffee you either caused the tether crash or called it 🤣🤣 Thanks alot 😂🤷♂️
@Pinned by Coffeezilla sure let me get my phone
This is why I use carrier pigeons....
Use PGP! ! ! !
One of my favorite things about this is that it was apparently called "Operation Trojan Shield." Because that was definitely what it was, all right.
It seems to me that the best way to handle things is to use multiple methods of encrypted communication and alternate. Then if one is compromised the police will only get part of the story.
or just talk through WoW accounts
Until u r raided and they find all Ur devices.
Or just send pigeons carrying letters like old times.
Truth is stranger than fiction because unlike fiction reality is under no obligation to make sense.
Maybe you can make a video on the pi network. Love your videos!
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Bruh i just watched Back to the Future. The main guy there looks like you!! I felt like i’m watching coffeezilla while watching that movie haha
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I have to get setup now to watch these new videos from Coffeezilla. Diet pep and popcorn ready to go!
im loving the different content coffee!
cant you just use smoke signals with pigeons ?
You know Pigeons would rat you out too if caught though right?
Hence stool pigeons
rats with wings
Amazing video again!!
Tbh being a con artist myself I have learnt so much from Coffeezilla's videos. Really helps with my work.
How about a little cup of compassion and benevolence? Did you learn that?
I like the thought that coffee is just constantly killing police sting operations on accident because he's exposing scams
Kinda crazy that war on drugs is still going on
It has been, since Reagan.
The biggest crime here is the use of Ø
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