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Journalists interviewed the main artificial intelligence fraudster of our time - the genius created an entire factory for the production of fake documents and burned himself in the most stupid way. - Yuri Nazarenko started in his grandfather's apartment in Odessa: he sat in Photoshop for 12 hours a day, putting together fakes by hand. One high quality document can take a week. Then there were templates, a website with automatic data filling and a whole army of schoolchildren who drew documents instead of Yuri; - But the service became a real criminal empire with the advent of neurons - Yuri, together with his friends, trained his own model, which ideally created documents. Fake passports could now be stamped by the thousands;. For a measly $15, the buyer received a fake ID - and the service took a photo of the passport on the couch or in his hand, as if the document was taken out of his pocket and photographed with a phone; - The images turned out to be of high quality and easily bypassed KYC and other identity checks at banks and crypto exchanges. According to journalists, only a fake brought in more than a million dollars; "Even North Korean IT experts have used the service, impersonating other people. At some point, the guy received a letter from the UN (!) demanding to hand over the data of coders from the DPRK; - after the first investigation by journalists, "John Wick" panicked: as he himself says, he destroyed his laptop and email correspondence, changed his phone and waited for them to come and get him. I was not wrong. The genius of the criminal world was burned in the most stupid way - the man who created tens of thousands of fake documents received payments on Binance, which was registered with his real passport; - As a result, Nazarenko was caught and sent to the United States to serve his sentence. The term was ridiculous - the guy only spent a year in prison. Journalists suggest that as part of a plea deal, he simply leaked all customer data;. The funny thing is: Nazarenko was deported from the US back to Odessa, where the local military registration and recruitment office became interested in him.

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Journalists interviewed the main artificial intelligence fraudster of our time - the genius created an entire factory for the production of fake documents and burned himself in the most stupid way. - Yuri Nazarenko started in his grandfather's apartment in Odessa: he sat in Photoshop for 12 hours a day, putting together fakes by hand. One high quality document can take a week. Then there were templates, a website with automatic data filling and a whole army of schoolchildren who drew documents instead of Yuri; - But the service became a real criminal empire with the advent of neurons - Yuri, together with his friends, trained his own model, which ideally created documents. Fake passports could now be stamped by the thousands;. For a measly $15, the buyer received a fake ID - and the service took a photo of the passport on the couch or in his hand, as if the document was taken out of his pocket and photographed with a phone; - The images turned out to be of high quality and easily bypassed KYC and other identity checks at banks and crypto exchanges. According to journalists, only a fake brought in more than a million dollars; "Even North Korean IT experts have used the service, impersonating other people. At some point, the guy received a letter from the UN (!) demanding to hand over the data of coders from the DPRK; - after the first investigation by journalists, "John Wick" panicked: as he himself says, he destroyed his laptop and email correspondence, changed his phone and waited for them to come and get him. I was not wrong. The genius of the criminal world was burned in the most stupid way - the man who created tens of thousands of fake documents received payments on Binance, which was registered with his real passport; - As a result, Nazarenko was caught and sent to the United States to serve his sentence. The term was ridiculous - the guy only spent a year in prison. Journalists suggest that as part of a plea deal, he simply leaked all customer data;. The funny thing is: Nazarenko was deported from the US back to Odessa, where the local military registration and recruitment office became interested in him.

Journalists interviewed the main artificial intelligence fraudster of our time - the genius created an entire factory for the production of fake documents and burned himself in the most stupid way. - Yuri Nazarenko started in his grandfather's apartment in Odessa: he sat in Photoshop for 12 hours a day, putting together fakes by hand. One high quality document can take a week. Then there were templates, a website with automatic data filling and a whole army of schoolchildren who drew documents instead of Yuri; - But the service became a real criminal empire with the advent of neurons - Yuri, together with his friends, trained his own model, which ideally created documents. Fake passports could now be stamped by the thousands;. For a measly $15, the buyer received a fake ID - and the service took a photo of the passport on the couch or in his hand, as if the document was taken out of his pocket and photographed with a phone; - The images turned out to be of high quality and easily bypassed KYC and other identity checks at banks and crypto exchanges. According to journalists, only a fake brought in more than a million dollars; "Even North Korean IT experts have used the service, impersonating other people. At some point, the guy received a letter from the UN (!) demanding to hand over the data of coders from the DPRK; - after the first investigation by journalists, "John Wick" panicked: as he himself says, he destroyed his laptop and email correspondence, changed his phone and waited for them to come and get him. I was not wrong. The genius of the criminal world was burned in the most stupid way - the man who created tens of thousands of fake documents received payments on Binance, which was registered with his real passport; - As a result, Nazarenko was caught and sent to the United States to serve his sentence. The term was ridiculous - the guy only spent a year in prison. Journalists suggest that as part of a plea deal, he simply leaked all customer data;. The funny thing is: Nazarenko was deported from the US back to Odessa, where the local military registration and recruitment office became interested in him.

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