Seal 911
Seal 911 on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“So, yeah, as you said, aside from my day job, I'm a contributor to a project called Seal 911. If you don't know us, we're a group of about 25 vetted security researchers who essentially operate a 247 free emergency hotline for anybody experiencing a crypto emergency.”
Presented as a respected organization of vetted security researchers operating a 24/7 emergency hotline that helped identify and investigate the Ledger supply chain attack.
▶ Hear it“My main role at at 911 and more generally my my experience I'm I'm an onchain analyst so um I look at the blockchain data to try work out what's happened. So I immediately started looking at uh these thefts and noticed that the inflows to the theft addresses were significantly larger than the amounts that were being reported as uh lost from from the victims who reached out to seal 911.”
Referenced as an organization receiving theft reports and conducting analysis, mentioned factually without positive or negative framing.
▶ Hear it“external like voluntary based white hat white hat hackers like Seal 911. I know their founder CZ soon and in a couple of other voluntary white hat hackers we've already been in a telegram for many years because we help each other tracking different funds.”
Seal 911 is mentioned as a voluntary white hat hacker group that assists in tracking and addressing fraudulent funds, discussed in a factual context.
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