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The program highlights various forms of digital fraud. How do people get hacked, scammed, or even publicly exposed when their personal data or intimate photos appear online without their consent? The stories are harrowing: from victims who lost tens of thousands of euros to fake investment ads, to people who thought they were buying concert tickets but ended up empty-handed with their bank accounts drained. Ellie puts a human face to the victims and their experiences, while Daniël and his team of ethical hackers investigate the scammers' methods. Together, they expose the mechanisms behind these digital crimes and provide viewers with practical tips to avoid digital pitfalls.
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Wesley Neelen
Self - Ethical hacker

Lisa deWilde
Self - Ethical hacker
Gina Doekkie
Gina Doekkie
Self – Police Cyber Crime

Babette Keuning
Self - Coordinator against sextortion
Aad Lenzen
Aad Lenzen
Self (National Internet Crime Unit)
Mevr. Han
Mevr. Han
Self - Victim of medical fraud

Diederik Gommers
Self – Victim of an AI-misused persona
Rita
Rita
Self - Victim of Rental fraud
Evy Kras
Evy Kras
Self - Chair of the Student housing union
Maud
Maud
Self - Victim AI-porn actress
Bob de Jong
Bob de Jong
Self – AI-expert, filmmaker
Margriet
Margriet
Self - Victim Bread baking machine
Jose
Jose
Self - Victim of the Odido data breach
Nel
Nel
Self - Victim of the Odido data breach
Mayke
Mayke
Self - Victim of Construction Fraud, Chester Davidson

Outrageous Acts of Science
2013