Huntress | Hear a survivor’s firsthand story and learn how today’s scams really work, including how AI is making them feel more real than ever and what you can do to stay safe.

Mohammad Muzahir a.k.a., “Red Bull,” a whistleblower who escaped a scam compound and helped shed light on what goes on inside. After accepting a computer engineering job overseas, Red Bull instead found himself in a scam compound in Laos, where he was forced to work 15 hours a day, scamming people in fake crypto investments.

While trapped in the compound, Mohammad reached out to journalist and author Andy Greenberg, hoping to share what was happening to protect others and help shut down the scam industry. Months of communication, sharing videos, and providing screen grabs of what went on in the compound became a stunning expose in WIRED.

“The real product wasn’t money, it was trust. Trust was manufactured and then converted into money.” — Mohammad Muzahir

Watch the Huntress webinar to hear from:

Mohammad Muzahir: Whistleblower and survivor who helped expose a coerced labor compound through firsthand evidence

Andy Greenberg: Journalist covering hacking, cybersecurity, and surveillance; author of Tracers in the Dark: The Global Hunt for the Crime Lords of Cryptocurrency
Jen Easterly: CEO, RSAC; cybersecurity leader, combat veteran, and former Director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency
Kyle Hanslovan: CEO & Co-founder, Huntress; former NSA intelligence operative; tradecraft and risk management expert

WIRED Video: I Was Trapped in Chinese Mafia Crypto Slavery