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Another fun one... One of my aliases back then was Kelvin, and someone that knew me leaked it to the media (never found out who). There happened to be a very large bank data hack after I published an article on how to steal online bank data. I remember the phone waking me up one morning, and it was a reporter from MSN, so I hung up. 30 minutes later the phone rang again, and it was Fox News... Legitimately I had NOTHING to do with THAT hack, but that was a fun mess to deal with. I had an incredible employer at the time, and they stood behind me 1000%, never doubted me.

@dave_hayes_6 It’s a gift! 😅 Everybody hates a winner!

@loyalmoses how do you attract so many crazies?! At least they're filtering themselves out... Really love when people make broad accusations with no proof or even examples. Oxygen thieves.

@mickeym__3d That's my nightstand...

@loyalmoses That's one beautiful hole punch, now if it was kimber on the other hand I'd be speechless lol

@disciplinehabit Because of the industry I was in, and everyone was a suspect back then.

@loyalmoses That's insane—so the FBI literally flagged your account? What was the hold code for?

Fun fact... I had my phone lines wire-tapped by the FBI when I was a professional hacker 25 years ago. I called to transfer my Chicago home phone and ISDN lines from our 47th floor apartment to the 8th floor, and when they had trouble, a support rep told me there was a hold code on my lines. They were new, so they put me on hold, looked the codes up, then came back and told me that there was a federal wire-tap (I can't remember the words he used). He then laughed and expressed how he was probably not supposed to tell me that. I remember laughing, but wasn't surprised -- it was the business I was in.

@sunilnewstwitte Thanks! I was the first GSEC in the world, and there weren't many of us doing this job. It was an awesome time.

@loyalmoses Incredible story! Shows how your skills and reputation were already on the radar A moment of recognition—even in such an unusual way—proves how impactful your work was back then

@AMurderOfDucks ROFL! This literally made me LOL.

@loyalmoses He laughed. You laughed. The FBI agent laughed.

@dorkburger84 I remember when those were fancy, and I only dreamed of having one.

@loyalmoses What a story! I haven't heard of an ISDN line in years, it felt like flying for the first time when I got one after my 33.6k modem

@WulfmanAlpha LOL! They definitely are now.

@loyalmoses Additional fun fact... the NSA is doing this to us all, lol.

@LindaMeadWrites Oh cool!

@loyalmoses In college I toured a phone company and they showed me the access point they were required to have available for wiretaps. 2 lines had something on them.

@FabianSani8 Exactly! LOL

@loyalmoses Being in that business 25 years ago meant a federal wiretap wasn’t surprising but being casually told by tech support? That’s wild.

@ydvnirmu96 Yup! It was a different world back then. They didn't know how to handle hacking, monitoring, etc.

@loyalmoses that’s actually wild bro found out he was being wiretapped through customer support like it was a billing issue “yeah sir everything looks good except the federal surveillance

@DailyDiagnostic We made tons of jokes...

@loyalmoses 😆 Did you sabotage the phone line and say weird stuff out of spite?

@lull_no We didn't get that until we moved out of downtown.

@loyalmoses You couldn’t get ADSL at the time?

@tiada_mama Yes, 90s and 2000's were the best!

@loyalmoses The 2000s were definitely a legendary era for hacking. It was the digital 'Wild West' where everything felt possible and the rules were still in their infancy

@Flyboy3520w Oh yeah, tons of that in the 90s.

@loyalmoses my uncle had a similar situation when he was 16 or 17, to do with phreaking and a bank.....

@mchoudhary9940 It was wild back then... I had ex-colleagues calling me, only to find out later that the FBI was in the room with them, guiding them through the call. Truly a different time.

@loyalmoses is ironic how high-level federal surveillance was undone by a helpful customer service rep. Sometimes the simplest human element is the biggest glitch in the most sophisticated system. What a legendary tech-era memory

@mfreeman451 That could be it. I don't recall what the guy said, but after he said it, he explained how it got there, and then that's when he realized he probably shouldn't have told me, but he said he was new, so... LOL

@loyalmoses probably wasn't a tap, just recorded who you called/who called you, forgot what its called.. DNI pin register or something?

Just made a video on this! Enjoy. I Got Wiretapped by the FBI youtube.com/watch?v=QCB29v…