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Stole my whole life beat the fuck out of me locked me up a year David Michael Ramsey

@surfman374

rigsreefclassicspearfishing.com

BMCDavidMRamsey
503-298-0592
blacknbluepb@yahoo.com
CC,TX

I create all social media never been paid for a thing

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But Anna Paulina Luna – https://rigsreefclassicspearfishing.com/2026/02/23/anna-paulina-luna-its-how-they-use-it/

• David Michael Ramsey @surfman374 BMCDavidMichaelRamsey USCoast Guard DHS

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Criminals exploit social media for illicit activities by harvesting personal data to facilitate identity theft, phishing, and phishing attacks, as well as tracking victims for physical stalking or robbery. Platforms are used to recruit victims for trafficking, organize criminal networks, and fence stolen goods. CEPOL +4

Key Methods of Criminal Social Media Use:

• Information Gathering & Surveillance: Criminals monitor public posts, photos, and check-ins to determine when individuals are away from home, their routines, and personal details.
• Social Engineering & Phishing: Attackers create convincing fake profiles or impersonate trusted entities to steal login credentials, financial information, or install malware via malicious links.
• Financial Scams: Scammers use fake accounts (often impersonating celebrities or retailers) to run crypto-currency scams, fraudulent auctions, or fake payment schemes.
• Sextortion & Blackmail: Predators on platforms like Snapchat, Instagram, and TikTok use stolen or intimate photos to blackmail victims for money.
• Recruitment & Coordination: Criminal organizations use encrypted messaging and private groups to recruit members, plan crimes, or coordinate illegal activities.
• Selling Illegal Goods: Facebook Marketplace, Craigslist, and other platforms are used to sell illicit items, including drugs and weapons. ScienceDirect.com 

Impact on Privacy and Safety:
Once information is posted, it is no longer private and can be leveraged for various crimes. Experts advise tightening security settings, being cautious with friend requests from unknown individuals, and not posting real-time location updates. FBI (.gov) 

Criminals use social media 

as a “digital gold mine” to harvest personal data, orchestrate financial scams, and even coordinate physical crimes. By exploiting the inherent trust and oversharing common on these platforms, they can target individuals with high precision. 

1. Information Gathering and “Oversharing”

Criminals “patrol” social media to gather intelligence for both digital and physical crimes: Office of Justice Programs (.gov) +1

• Burglary Planning: Thieves monitor posts about vacations or real-time location check-ins (e.g., at a restaurant or airport) to determine when a home is empty and ready for a break-in.
• Credential Mining: Publicly available details like birthdates, hometowns, or pet names are often used to guess passwords or answer security questions for account takeovers.
• Digital Footprinting: Scammers build detailed profiles of targets based on their “digital footprint”—every photo, tag, and status update—to make fraudulent messages more convincing. Office of Justice Programs (.gov) +3

2. Social Engineering and Scams

Rather than hacking software, many criminals prefer “hacking” the person through psychological manipulation: uSecure +1

• Phishing & Spear Phishing: Criminals send malicious links via direct messages or comments, often disguised as “urgent” alerts or “too good to be true” offers, to steal login credentials or install malware.
• Impersonation: Fraudsters create fake accounts (clones) or hijack real ones to pose as friends, family, or executives. This builds immediate trust, making it easier to ask for “emergency” funds or sensitive corporate data.
• Romance Scams & Sextortion: Bad actors build fake emotional connections to lure victims into sending money or explicit content, which is then used for blackmail.
• Job & Investment Fraud: Fake job offers or cryptocurrency “giveaways” (often using deepfakes of celebrities) manipulate users into providing personal info or small “deposits” that the scammer then steals. Allstate +8

3. Distribution of Illegal Content and Tools

Social media acts as a marketplace and recruitment ground for the criminal underground: 

• Malware Distribution: Up to 40% of social media malware infections come from “malvertising” or malicious plug-ins that lure users with deals or extra functionality.
• Botnets: “Social botnets” of linked fake profiles are used to spread disinformation, propaganda, or malicious links at scale.
• Cybercrime Tutorials: Some groups openly share hacking tactics, tutorials, and compromised data (like credit card numbers) on platforms like Telegram or VK. Kustom Signals Inc +2

4. Coordination and “Performance Crimes”

• Organized Crime: Gangs and extremist groups use private or closed messaging platforms to coordinate illegal acts, such as drug trafficking or civil unrest.
• Performance Crimes: Some criminals “boast” about their illegal activities by posting photos of stolen goods or videos of themselves committing crimes, which often serves as evidence for law enforcement. ScienceDirect.com +3

How to Protect Yourself

• Audit Your Privacy: Use the most restrictive privacy settings to ensure only known friends can see your posts.
• Verify Identities: Never accept friend requests or click links from unknown individuals, even if they claim to have mutual connections.
• Enable MFA: Use two-factor authentication (2FA) on all accounts to prevent unauthorized access even if your password is stolen.
• Report Fraud: If you suspect identity theft or a scam, report it immediately to the platform and official agencies like IdentityTheft.gov or the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Allstate +5

Would you like to know more about the specific toolslaw enforcement uses to track these digital criminals, or perhaps how to audit your own account for security vulnerabilities?