Inside Industrial-Scale Cybercrime | Tobin Shea

On this episode of ALL IN, I sit down with Tobin Shea, a brilliant scientist turned dark web surveillance expert. From his groundbreaking work in rare disease genetic research and developing firearm safety devices to uncovering industrial-scale fraud on the dark web, Tobin's journey is fascinating. We dive deep into how data drives truth, whether it's in scientific research, gun safety solutions, or tracking cybercrime. Tobin shares shocking insights about the scale of illegal operations happening on the dark web, including credit card fraud and sophisticated money laundering schemes involving buried duffel bags of cash. This conversation explores how seeking truth through data can lead to groundbreaking discoveries across completely different industries. We Meet: Tobin Shea,Co-Founder & CEO | Mindwise Connect: Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan Connect with Tobin: http://www.mindwise.io  Subscribe & Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RickJordanALLIN About Tobin: Tobin Shea oversees all activities, employees, product development, and fundraising for MindWise as its Chief Executive Officer. Prior to co-founding MindWise, Shea was a researcher within Saint Mary’s College of California’s Chemistry Department and presented his research on the synthesis and testing of photo-responsive liquid crystal elastomers at the American Chemical Society Conference. He also started his own rare disease genetic research on Hereditary Hemorrhagic Telangiectasia disease within the Biology department. Shea holds a Bachelor’s from Saint Mary’s College with double majors in Biology and Philosophy and double minors in Chemistry and Music. Outside of academics, Tobin has developed several patent-pending devices ranging from ventilators in response to the pandemic to firearm safety devices. MindWise leverages our Dark Web surveillance capabilities to provide solutions across several use cases. Some of these include, fraud prevention (credit card, synthetic, identity theft, etc.), data breach monitoring, compromised credential monitoring, and threat intelligence. These use cases cross over into several different areas.