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Brett Johnson (former US most wanted) about Scams in Crypto with Erhard Dinhobl & Kevin Riedl

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Brett Johnson was called the Original Internet Godfather by the US Secret Service and used to be US Most Wanted cybercriminal for building the first organized cybercrime community named ShadowCrew. ShadowCrew was the precursor to today's darknet. Erhard Dinhobl is Blockchain forensics expert, used to work for the Police and is Founder of Master-Studios (freelancing), ForensicsOne an AI crypto analysis company as well as BlockNinjas an open source crypto asset and Blockchain Forensics company. Kevin Riedl is a passionate smart contract and DApp developer. He founded Wavect GmbH, is invested in other FinTech companies and works with local as well as intertional companies to move the Web3 space forward. Brett: + LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gollumfun/ + Twitter: https://twitter.com/GOllumfun + Website: https://anglerphish.com Erhard: + LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erharddinhobl/ Kevin / Wavect: + LinkedIn: https://linkedin.wavect.io + Website: https://wavect.io + Twitter: https://twitter.com/Wavect_eth + Github: https://git.wavect.io

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