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Most people still imagine digital crime as someone “breaking in.” That mental model is outdated. Modern digital crime doesn’t rely on intrusion, brute force, or technical exploits. It works because access is already granted, trust is delegated, and automation executes legitimacy at scale. In this deep dive, we unpack the structural shift that changed everything: • why identity replaced location • how trust flows became the real attack surface • why automation amplifies failure • why “be careful” is not a security strategy • where loss actually occurs (invoices, recovery flows, payment rails) • why platform friction exists • and why AI isn’t the root cause This isn’t about fear, scams, or headlines. It’s about understanding how modern systems actually work — and why they fail quietly. This video installs a mental model. In February we'll show you how it plays out in real life. ________________________________________ ⏱️ CHAPTERS 00:00 – The outdated hacker narrative 01:09 – Why breaking in is the wrong model 02:40 – The perimeter security mindset 03:18 – Why that model worked before 04:30 – What changed quietly 06:07 – Identity replaced location 07:12 – From systems to trust flows 09:02 – No one breaks in anymore 09:48 – The real attack surface 10:32 – Why automation amplifies failure 11:14 – The failure of “be careful” 12:23 – Where loss actually occurs 13:29 – Why platforms add friction 14:48 – Why AI isn’t the cause 15:38 – The updated threat model 16:55 – Transition to February ________________________________________ 🔖 HASHTAGS #digitalcrime #cybersecurity #digitalsecurity #trust #automation #identity #mfa #onlinefraud #systems #websecurity #digitalrisk #ncwebdev