Ex-NSA Worker Gets Busted Selling US Military Secrets
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2025
- In this video I discuss the Ex NSA Employee who was arrested in Colorado for attempting to sell US Military Secrets to Russian Intelligence agents for Monero. In reality he was talking to an undercover FBI agent the entire time.
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The feds didn't pay him enough reddit karma
The only currency that Russia has in abundance 😂
It's hilarious because he was a plump neckbeard as usual 🤣
💀
💀noo bro he's probably dead rn
@@MrDMIDOV lmao
So I guess every NSA agent has a FBI agent
fat and trans…
stay away from ugly feds
😭
@@N.S.A. cnuy
Wonder who watches over the FBI agents in that case though 🤔
@@odiomonos the CIA, obviously
The Feds are so triggered by privacy coins that they refuse to call it by name.
“He who must not be named” coin
lmao
Infamy is good advertising
@@uuu12343 voldcoin when
you know who coin.
Imagine working in the NSA, use a service created by the NSA, who at least 1/3 of the nodes are honeypots to sell NSA secrets? LMAO
100% guaranteed that any node running in any NATO state was been compromised by the NSA by some secret surveillance warrant under the patriot act.
@Viktorian I feel you man...
@Viktorian you sure feel strongly about this topic
the honyepot theory is soo dumb
@Viktorian "people"
Imagine using a service created and partially funded by the NSA to try to contact foreign operatives to sell NSA secrets 🤣
Ikr, he should have used NordVPN or something instead
@im sacred
Narrator: it was not the clip they were all looking for.
I'm convinced Tor is compromised. Seems like every year the NSA is able to crack more traffic through the onion.
@@ImperiumLibertas of course it is! Silk road went down in 2013 and it only got worse from there.
@@ImperiumLibertas That’s why DNM’s who care about opsec are trying to push people to i2p instead of TOR.
Watch them use this as an excuse to get Monero banned
im gonna buy more
@@thequestion6198 Username checks out
This will just induce the streisand effect.
@@MentalOutlaw based
All crypto should be banned at this point
Me when I sell blueprints of the atomic bomb to Iran . ( We do a bit of trolling )
ong i hate mfs like that.
Wasting everyones taxdollars for zero reason other than being greedy.
I wouldv supported Snowden if the ensuing damage controll from the actually important shit he leaked, wasnt cancerous.
Russia-cucks are a new tier of degenerate. I have infinitely more respect for people that sell shit to China than Russia at this point.
just dont give them the blueprints personally on DC and you will be fine
Don't let them glowies set in your trail all because that online trolling base on your comment. 😃
@@namenlosNamenlosAverage ambalangoda dweller
teehee~
me when i sell uranium enriched dirt from sub saharan africa to iran for their centrifuges
That ross ulbrecht in prison pic gets me every time. I had no idea what he looked like and immediately identified him.
"This guy just got hired by the NSA, but his credit score is in shambles."
"Alright. Pretend to be a Russian who wants to buy state secrets, see if he bites."
- The FBI
You cannot convince me he was a healthcare specialist in the military. I mean, GODDAMN look at him! He's eating all that cornpop.
🤣🤣It's because he was one of those. Maybe that's why he was so big because he *was* and just life changed. Which is why he probably made those mistakes
Cringe channel, probs doesn’t know what communism is lol
@@cat-le1hf Literally not true unless they sit in an office all day. Have you seen the average US military guy? Sure some are husky but are they obese? Fuck no.
Dude left the military still as a private. Literally all you have to do in order to get promoted from private is time in service annnd…. Pass a pt test lmao
He was the healthcare specialist by eating all the junk food and preventing everyone else from getting fat.
Waterboarding at Guantanamo Bay sounds like fun if you don’t know what waterboarding or Guantanamo Bay are… as this guy is about to find out.
Someone should make a slip n' slide attracting there
@yes yes, your links are about helpful as being waterboarded.
I've been to Guantanamo bay and they use diesel or, these days, gasoline as it is cheaper.
Gitbay is currently in the process of being shutdown for good. It's a recent development.
@@nogrammer Considering it “didn’t exist” for the longest time, I’d be more than willing to bet that it’s either not being shut down or, more likely, having the operations relocated.
"he gets distracted by ice cream and lolis" you made my day
Then just imagine the feds catching up to him too 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
No
@@michelletorres5478 The Feds are on his side, silly!
@@henrykwieniawski7233 this guy doesn't know that FBI has run literal CP websites to run stings on pedos...
so incredibly sick that when you said they wanted him to go to DC i keeled over from the pain of laughing so hard
@yes no, not really
@@Amalotl I opened it to see it was a cooking channel vid but surprise surprise some madlad made the entire thing sponsor block segmented and after a second the video ended
@@salpertia mlao
@@salpertia genius
Wanted to save their budget of having to send agents to colorado lmaoooo. Budget conscious glowies
"Man, I hate when that [Russian client; is a fed undercover] happens" - Kenny 2022
*** relatable ***
Terrible opsec while doing serious crime, what could go wrong?
Dang you feel like this stuff is common sense. You would think he must have slipped up on some super complicated computer thingy, but his mistake was so obvious and simple.
It's never the super complicated computer thingy that gets these people caught. Even the Dread Pirate Roberts was caught because of usernames.
He obviously didn't work in actually collecting the information
Dude was desperate for money, his kneecaps were probably about to get caved in if he didn't pay by next week
@@ImperiumLibertas nigga was openly announcing his illegal trade market irl and advertised a position with a contact email with his own name.
like the video mentioned,desperation cause this
The saddest part here is that despite how much the government spends on military and intelligence services their employees still find themselves in crippling debts. Makes you wonder where all the money goes.
The Ukrainians need your money more than you do
It all goes to the black budget. Secret operations in other countries to assassinate foreign assets. Fund foreign governments that aren't currently hostile towards us, etc.
I can't speak for government employees, but military have very little excuse for going into crippling debt while on active duty. Their pay isn't great, but it includes a healthy amount for discretionary spending plus they get dedicated tax-free allotments for housing, food, and, if necessary, high cost of living. All unusual expenses related to work are automatically covered, they have the best health insurance in America, and disasters will often be covered for them by various military relief organizations. You have to be a wild edge case or a real financial screwup to end up broke as military. It doesn't mean they live like kings, and, due to government shutdowns and the government's general failure to process paperwork in a reasonable timeframe, military members do need to have considerably more in the bank than most, but it's almost guaranteed to be fine.
Poor financial choices. It’s not that they aren’t being paid fairly, it’s that it’s an American tradition to stretch your budget past your means of living. This guy is $250k in debt, that’s fucking dedicated debting. Probably bought a house with a predatory mortgage with 0 down, and probably a new truck at 10% above MSRP with 19% apr.
They don't pay shit, go look at the public pay scales, it's laughable
All printers print microcode on every page that identifies at a minimum the printer's info (serial#, etc) and date&time. I'm sure they add all kinds of other stuff, too. Search for "Machine Identification Code", it has been in use since the 1980s.
thats why u buy one used from the thrift store
@@crazydog3307 real men write everything down by hand
@@TheSuperBoyProject no cap
Whoch is why uniboomer used a rare typewriter. Problem was too rare and the typewriter history geeks got him. No idea what’s the correct thibgy to do. Do not like bad government but also no idea what to do about it.
Only lazer printers do that tho
Being charged with violation of the espionage act is not a death penalty case. If he were charged with treason, perhaps, but there are several spies in federal prison who were not considered for the death penalty. One even got his son to continue selling secrets for him when he was in prison
Wtf lmao
i'd have to hope that they thought of that when they arrested the father and provided some true and some misleading information to him, but considering all the bullshit the feds have been doing i bet they didnt lol
One who was actually convicted of treason even got pardoned by the former president...
Fake news. Now if you will excuse me, I have a plane to catch.
I've got to return some videotapes
@@san4os94 are they from Trump at the Epstein party Volume #8?
@@StellarStoic or Biden at the blackface party #12?
@@StellarStoic she was 12, i was 30
-Potatus, 2022.
'flipped a couple of birds of white'
never have I heard these words come from such an eloquent speaker in such a complex field. Genuinely caught me off guard
In awe at the size of this lad. Absolute unit.
Jonathan and Diana Toebbe just recently entered guilty pleas too. Dude actually said the people he was working with felt like the feds but kept working with them.
Dude played the system, now he doesn't need to pay for shit! free rent, free food, and free sex for life!
amen gaymen
Yeah, a life sentence isn't all that different from a capital punishment, give or take a few decades.
Still no healtcare
Oof
@@paleflame this
Being stressed out puts even the best off their game. Makes you way easier to manipulate. If you’re having a bad day (or life in this case) sit down take a deep breath and maybe don’t sell privileged secrets to a totally not fed
Or trust onion sites with your livelihood, probably also don't do that.
A
U like children
He said that 90k in debt was due "very soon" so im guessing that's why he pulled out the crypto right away
thats probably also how they figured out it was him. cause he told the agents 85 thou was due, had 8 in assets, and it all lined up with the 90 he owed leaving him 3 to spare
Even if he had managed to pay his debt undetected, how would he have explained the IRS $90k magically appearing ? He would have got caught anyway
@@hv4329 magic
@@hv4329 Nancy Pelosi has no trouble magically generating wealth and keeping the IRS off her back so it's possible
Almost invariably, when Uncle Sam finds himself a victim of espionage, the culprit turns out to be one of his three-letter friends sitting on a pile of debt.
Perhaps he should focus his prying eyes there?
"the government leaked government secrets"
Sounds like they do.
I mean, yeah, of course it'll be someone from the government. You can only betray someone if they've given you trust and access. Johnny Q. Public off the street doesn't have any info to sell in the first place.
WHY ARE YOU UPLOADING SO MUCH I'M THIRD TIME IN A ROW EARLY
actually foruth, woah
finishing the month with a bang
@@MentalOutlaw kind of zesty
@@MentalOutlaw the bots know us well I see
@@MentalOutlaw …so is this guy’s head…
Great story. Wow! Private sector often won't hire you with his credit into a sensitive job and won't tell you that's the reason. It's a red flag. They say everyone has a price.
It sucks but as the jobs dry up you once got easily, most realize they need to fix their finances and eventually become self employed and successful.
Awesome video as always. Thanks a bunch!
I feel bad for the guy honestly. He may have fucked up extraordinarily, but it was all because he had no money and was desperate. Now it's gonna cost him his life. This is just depressing.
hey at least he doesn't have to worry about all that crap anymore, i think it would be more merciful if they cap him than put him in some prison in cuba
He's going to get fed well by the prison system.
I don’t feel bad for him at all. He tried to compromise the security of his country. No amount of money or debt is worth it. I don’t care if you’re in debt to Tony Soprano.
@@zanard33 All the protein shake he can swallow.
@@SecuR0M heh hehhh boi
Play stupid games win stupid prizes. Dude is toast.
How can the government not pay these people well that they would be willing to sell secrets.
@Jay Talents We get it, you are jealous of the rich and you think you have a better system, but gunning down a rich person may do less harm in cases like this.
@Jay Talents name a system that works better (that isn’t something like socialism since countries with it work well due to them having less people and thus less people to give welfare to and more money for each individual person meaning it would probably straight up not work in the us)
@@kenos911 Hell, feudalism was better. At least every peasant practically owned his land and house. Yes, on paper it belonged to the lord, but he could not kick out the serf from his land, so in practice: a serf back then owned more than the average person in the capitalist West.
@@ixian_technocrat keyword practically
Also bro do you know how much more comfort we have achieved in todays modern age since?
Like you wouldn’t be on here had feudalism not stopped lol
FBI>NSA confirmed
Kinda like comparing bloody diarrhea to herpes diarrhea
The "Russian contact" website was most likely a honey pot laid out by the FBI. Pretty simple but smart.
this tbh, i mean come on, it should have been obvious
i guess he thought he could just google "where to sell us military secrets and confidential documents online" lol
I checked it is legit. The russians were probably not interested. He went somewhere else and got trapped.
This guy could have easily have gotten a very lucrative job because he was ex NSA.
bro looking 500 pounds, cent even do basic effort for himself fr
He was probably a triggered, fat, neckbeard which led to his firing. 😆 🤣
@@dunkfluga this 500 pound guy is at least have 500 times more experience than you and way smarter than you
sadly not enough to get him out of jail
He worked for the nsa for 1 month. How could that get him a lucrative job?
@@ko-Daegu yeah id rather be not 500lbs than that
He didn’t learn anything from cybersecurity or what, I guess desperation makes you forget all common sense
Honestly lmaoo. I’m slightly anxious when just browsing known deep web markets, and I’m just there out of curiosity. So I can’t fathom how someone could be doing something so heinous and not check every box off the list of security.
Oh shit, I didn't know espionage carries the death sentence in the USA.
Life in prison
It can.
And given the circumstances, I think it will.
@@sandakureva even with death sentence it never usually happens because it takes a super long time for.it to happen..will end up dying in jail
@@blue.1 I’d rather get injected with a chemical cocktail than try the cocktail waiting in Guantanamo Bay.
@@sandakureva He didn't actually pass anything tho. You kill people for intent?
Haven't seen it yet, but it's gonna be another banger
when 4chan calls feds idiots, you know why
Can't lie this is a pretty sad situation, if the company stuck by him and gave him the support he deserved I don't think this scenario would of occurred
Would of?
9 months is a long time to not be working
Tbf 9 months is crazy for leave. Unpaid leave? Possibly, it could be doled out as FMLA, but even in France you only get like 3 months of paid leave. Plus his company was the federal government, and fed benefits, while not the best, are significantly better than most entry level positions for a young professional. Unless you’re coming out of school making 6 figures immediately, you won’t find benefits comparable to a government job except for a few unions.
Speaking of Ross Ulbricht, October 1st marks the 10th year of his prison sentence
Makes you worried that thats the level of competence that has access to secrets of national importance.
He looks like he has no regrets.
Swag penguin is the goat.
Preach
probably didnt have much left for him. poor guy
@@swagpenguin1644 omg are you the real swag penguin??????????????????
@@rabbitdrink yessir, I'm officially the *swag penguin*
@@swagpenguin1644 *nice*
In fairness, Ross wasn't just selling "things". He was in way over his head and did a lot of really screwed up stuff. Not a bad guy in the beginning but he was quickly transformed by the money and power.
i have a feeling he was framed or set up for it, feds are really good at that kind of stuff
Man got trolled into paying a guy to kill another guy while they're the exact same person, shit was top meme
Yeah, amazing story. Guy was an incredible manipulator but he did some dumb stuff and got caught. Canadian called James Ellington.
Which he was not convicted of, even if he was murder for hire without a death, he would be out by now
@@dogguy8603 Maybe, but he was always getting life one way or another. They had to make an example of him. And there's plenty of evidence he attempted several murders for hire out of some sense of deluded responsibility for his market. Blockchains don't lie.
Guantanamo Bay, where there is no soap but you still end up somehow dropping it
I've got a better (similar) story for you.
About 2 years ago, my unit had a soldier get arrested for terrorism charges. His name was Cole Bridges. Here's what happened to the best of my recollection.
When he was a civilian before joining the Army, he converted to Islam. He began closely following ISIS videos and the like, which tipped off his parents to something being up. One or both of his parents were also in the military, and somehow the DHS got tipped off and started investigating him. He hadn't actually committed any crimes at this point, but he joined the Army to try and get the feds off him. This seemed to work for awhile, but while we were in Europe for Defender 20/Combined Resolve XIV, he came into contact with an "ISIS Recruiter" over the clearnet. He began sending them videos on how to disassemble American weapons, information on the Bradley Fighting Vehicle (he was a dismount at the time), and information on how the Cavalry Scouts operate. This "Recruiter" also requested a video of him pledging allegiance to ISIS, which he gladly provided. At some point during all this, the feds begin talking to him about whatever atrocities he could commit, and he gets the idea that he's going to bomb the 9/11 Memorial in NYC. We return to the United States in December of 2020, and at the first accountability formation we have, black vans pull up and men in suits drag him away.
At no point in his little adventure did he stop to think that he should maybe not be supplying videos to alleged terrorists over the clearnet (also with his face visible in at least 1), and I can only thank God that the man was so profoundly stupid that he got caught immediately. He was a white guy walking around in a stereotypical Middle-Eastern getup for the majority of our Europe rotation, so he didn't even try to blend in. I have a picture of him dressed up as a camel for Halloween in Germany, and it's hilarious (it was on USAWTF as well).
This is like the meme where all of the Spiderman are pointing at eachother "You're a fed?"
At least he will not be worrying about that debt
Based ex-NSA worker.
How the hell did this guy even manage to get a security clearance with that much debt to his name? One of the things that background investigators check for is how much debt a person is in (and their ability to pay it off). The reason they do this is to prevent this exact situation, so no foreign adversary can blackmail or use your debt against you to obtain national security secrets. Guy got what was coming to him though, traitor.
Plot twist: this person is a scapegoat and the actual person hasnt been caught yet
shhh XD
Nahh, Ex-NSA glowmie really done fucked up on basic OpSec and got caught transferring illegally obtained Monero into USD almost RIGHT after the initial transaction of docs with another glow in the dark, bro 😭💀
Damn this dude fumbled so bad just goes to show feds are always one step ahead
Hello Mister Outlaw,
How would you recommend transferring classified information to a foreign government? Can you please make a video on how to do this?
sincerely,
a fellow American PATRIQT
FedEx
Smoke signals
Memorizing your ABCs is a good start
easy, encrypt the information into base 64 and write it to a blockchain transaction, it'll be there for quite a while so all he'll have to do is wait for a bit until he can follow the information online from the fsb's website through drop phones purchased during a business trip in another city for cash, and which are never turned on in his home state or have any of his unrelated social data attached to them, then just provide them with the transaction id and they can pull them up anywhere they can access the blockchain. for added security, give the cash to some homeless guy and have him buy the phones for you so you never even entered the store where they were sold.
alternatively, print them out using a completely offline printer, removing the classified headings which could serve for easy identification if some TSA guy gets suspicious, then take them in his briefcase on a business trip overseas and visit their embassy there i guess. its overcomplicated, but he could also run an analysis of various books and the information to be transported, and find a book which when passed through a decryption script, either in part or in full, generates the information. then all he'd have to do is put it on an anonymously created github acct and post links to it on some russian programming websites, probably theres some keywords he could include to ensure it is found by their intelligence guys but i have no idea what those would be XD
i suppose another more cleartext way to conceal the documents could be to format them so that they appear to be some sort of medical forms or something which he then fills out as well, maybe even print out a mad libs book and then rip the cover off an actual one and bind it to the one with the concealed information assuming he would have the skills to do that in the privacy of his house or local creative space, maybe even translate it all into spanish or something first lol
for super secret concealment, save it in a video file for some porn or other and upload it to some site somewhere, then again, just put the link on the back of his business card when he goes to an interview for a position in some business suspected or confirmed to have strong russian ties
no i dont do cocaine XD
Send to me, I'll pass them on
Actually, Snowden didn't flee to Russia. He got stopped in Russia and spent a month in the airport trying to not have that as his final destination but ultimately that didn't happen, as I understand it.
I might've got some of the details wrong as it's been a while since I read about it but he never wanted to stay in Russia.
the NSA having shitty OPSEC??!?!?!? NO WAYYYYY its not like wannacry was leaked from the NSA
Genius meets geniuses level event.
I have no words.
Hands down one of your funniest works.
Watched an ad segment to tip ya.
He wasn't even that greedy. He only asked for enough to pay off his debts
Your Joseph Stalin Brandon memeing is truly top notch
That Better Call Saul scene with the hummer was so good. lolol
Seeing Ulbricht with the boys in prison take a photo together warms my cold heart just a little.
so is you tube gonna flag this video as trying to help people conceal their "illegal" activity..
Zcash is Snowden approved and has non-private options. It's possible he chose that and assumed every transaction was private but was leaving a massive trail.
Opsec means, almost, almost, never use exchanges. Exchanges mean 0 chance of not getting caught.
How would you cash in then?
@@judbakilam Localcoin. Peer 2 peer type stuff.
Just found your channel. I really like the topics you cover. Cheers.
"It's not on US soil if I have a private proxy"
Thank you!
No, betraying his country cost him his life.
he cashed it out immediately because he needed it immediately
Hey mental outlaw, I was wondering if you could make a video on how super compressed videos are made, such as the ones that were crammed into video game installers. Thanks
4:39 as soon as you said he filled for bankruptcy that’s when I knew how they found him.
money, ideology, cohercion and ego. Are the four reasons considered by intel agencies as to why people switch sides.
I guarantee that as soon as he filled for bankruptcy they had a system in place that automatically makes sure he get checked out.
Almost certainly. Even citizens can do things to get put on watchlists. So I can’t even imagine the scrutiny they have for ex employees.
Man, I have no words.🤦
Our healthcare system is great.
It is. It's just poor people without insurance that makes it look bad.
@@marktwain8192 lol
@@marktwain8192 yeah people should all have 600,000 dollars for 2-3 years if they get cancer
Poor people are a blight and not at all a consequence of circumstances of not being able to own anything lol
Can't even trust your fellow federal agents nowadays. smh
Oh no!
Such data avaliable to buy online?
That's terrible! Where?
This whole story feels pretty absurd to me.
Even if he had a significant amount of debt, his salary alone would be enough to pay off his debt in a reasonable amount of time.
Also, what could loan sharks even do to him? Hes part of a 3 letter agency. They would be more scared of him than vice versa.
Yes, it may be a bit tragic to having stay away from a family member, but at least he could have sorted out his life.
you think the agency gives a fuck about their civilian contractors? Lmao
"Um before I go through with this sale, comrade, what are you wearing?"
"Er, cargo shorts?" **glowing intensifies**
"I-I have to go!"
Regret intensifying
MOS 63W is not a "Health Care Specialist". Thats 68W.
The email being unmentioned I find odd
Its not odd. Why tell everyone who you have under your thumb?
@@salpertia odd as in suspicious lol
Could have been the company email for all we know ;)
This guy is gonna face the wall
Would be nice to see the C suites of international corps also get the cornpop treatment.
Dude, you're killing me with the Biden jokes😂😂
He went to Colorado to steal us secrets. And will wind up in Colorado for life. Florence Colorado Supermax...
I don't know if I feel very smart or very dumb after watching this video. This guy... he... what!? no no no no. my head hurts. 😫
He looks about what you'd expect
Bro I literally laughed out loud when I heard they called him in dc🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Why was someone with a bankruptcy filing allowed secret clearance
He filed after leaving the NSA, he originally got his clearance in the army. The real question is how they don't do risk assessments periodically even if they don't hold a clearance. This guy should've had feds watching him after that filing.
@@jyrone3943 I had to do training over that and I was just a fucking mechanic in the Navy.
Wait a second, they could have prevented this by simply treating their employees with a little respect?
Employees are disposable tools under capitalism.
LOL. People are assets, not souls in the eyes of government.
He literally worked there from June 2022 until July 2022. You hire someone less than a month prior and they tell you they need 9 months off because of family? Anyone would have told the guy to fuck off, not gonna happen.
After three decades of the Clinton foundation I would have thought they had everything.
I personally think that is deserves some punishment. Its not cool to sell state secrets.
I didn’t know the NSA hires discord moderators.
If you are in a job that needs a security clearance, then quit that job NOW. Very bad things happen to many people (most of whom don't deserve it) because of that job.
this video will probably be played while he's doing "service" in guantanamo
We must become Master's of our own fate : having or showing very great skill or proficiency , gain control of; overcome.
Incredible
I wonder if all the other NSA employees function at such a low level? You wonder how he ever got into the NSA in the first place.
I think this qualifies as a bruh moment
Looks like your video from today is the better way around?
Also the whole Blockchain thing: aren't all transactions accessible? Like there is no anonymity?