Legendary AFL reporter Mike Sheahan lost $147,000 to an elaborate email scam which caught him, his secretary and his daughter by surprise. Claire takes us on a journey to try and find Mike’s money… it’s more tied up than anyone could’ve imagined.

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<p>Legendary AFL reporter Mike Sheahan lost $147,000 to an elaborate email scam which caught him, his secretary and his daughter by surprise. Claire takes us on a journey to try and find Mike&rsquo;s money&hellip; it&rsquo;s more tied up than anyone could&rsquo;ve imagined.</p>
<p>Note: NortonLifeLock does not support the opinions or statements discussed in the podcast</p>

In a world where we are so dependent on our phones, our computers and the internet, we explore what happens when you don't protect yourself online. Criminal Domain will expose the ways we leave ourselves open to potential hacking and phishing attacks, and how perpetrators use technology to manipulate us. World renowned futurist Mark Pesce and respected investigative journalist Claire Aird speak to victims of cyber crime to inform us how to better protect ourselves online.

Mark Pesce and Claire Aird investigate cyber crimes.

Criminal Domain

<p>In a world where we are so dependent on our phones, our computers and the internet, we explore what happens when you don't protect yourself online. Criminal Domain will expose the ways we leave ourselves open to potential hacking and phishing attacks, and how perpetrators use technology to manipulate us. World renowned futurist Mark Pesce and respected investigative journalist Claire Aird speak to victims of cyber crime to inform us how to better protect ourselves online.</p>

Legendary AFL reporter Mike Sheahan lost $147,000 to an elaborate email scam which caught him, his secretary and his daughter by...

Mike

Jenny* lost her phone one day and went onto her computer to use the “find my phone” function - only to discover that her ex-partner was logged into all her devices, including her car - and had been tracking her every move. 
Note: NortonLifeLock does not support the opinions or statements discussed in the podcast

<div>Jenny* lost her phone one day and went onto her computer to use the “find my phone” function - only to discover that her ex-partner was logged into all her devices, including her car - and had been tracking her every move. </div><div><br></div><div>Note: NortonLifeLock does not support the opinions or statements discussed in the podcast</div><div><br></div>

Jenny* lost her phone one day and went onto her computer to use the "find my phone" function - only to discover that her ex-partner wa...

Jenny*

Christina had her ID stolen multiple times and discovered this when multiple credit cards arrived in her name. When the credit report company was tricked into giving her personal information to hackers, she discovered how tough it can be to get your ID back… and Anthon finds that the people who have David and Christina’s computer are running the same scam. While taking breaks to watch TV.

<div>Christina had her ID stolen multiple times and discovered this when multiple credit cards arrived in her name. When the credit report company was tricked into giving her personal information to hackers, she discovered how tough it can be to get your ID back… and Anthon finds that the people who have David and Christina’s computer are running the same scam. While taking breaks to watch TV.</div>

Christina had her ID stolen multiple times and discovered this when multiple credit cards arrived in her name. When the credit report...

Anthon Part 2

One of Georgina and David’s employees' Macs was stolen - seven months later, some software on the computer came back online. So, they enlisted the help of cyber cop Anthon who began to investigate and over the course of 1 year, he found out how cyber criminals undertake identity theft and procrastinate. Oh, and that stolen property changes hands regularly.

<div>One of Georgina and David’s employees' Macs was stolen - seven months later, some software on the computer came back online. So, they enlisted the help of cyber cop Anthon who began to investigate and over the course of 1 year, he found out how cyber criminals undertake identity theft and procrastinate. Oh, and that stolen property changes hands regularly.</div>

One of Georgina and David's employees' Macs was stolen - seven months later, some software on the computer came back online. So, the...

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