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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2022 · 56 MIN

Episode 5: Illicit Nuclear Technology Procurement and Dark Networks With Jack Margolin

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Thank you for joining the Grey Dynamics podcast. We have a very special guest, Jack Margolin! Jack is the program director of the Conflict-Affected States Program at C4ADS, which is a nonprofit organization that uses publicly available information and emerging technology to disrupt international crime and conflict. He has investigated corruption, arms trafficking, and nuclear proliferation from Russia to South Sudan.We spoke aboutIllicit Nuclear Technology Procurement by companies in Pakistan and IndiaSudanese state-owned cartel and its connections with the Wagner Group Comparing and contrasting publicly accessible information (PAI) and open source intelligence (OSINT) Flight data tracking using C4ADS's proprietary ADS-B Exchange data tool How the desire of being first on Twitter can lead to misinformation propagation North Korean networks in AfricaFind your passion and niche down if you want to stand out and build transferable skills You can find Jack's work at https://c4ads.org/people/jack-margolin/ or via Twitter @Jack_Mrgln Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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