Speaker
Ryan Montgomery
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Ryan Montgomery compiled Tucker Carlson's Social Security number, signature, hunting/fishing licenses, driver's license, and motorcycle records using only public/open-source data in 20 minutes.
The National Public Data breach exposed 2.8 billion records — enough that the average American appears in the database roughly 15 times, including their Social Security number.
With 300 million Americans but 2.8 billion records, the average person appears roughly 15 times in the National Public Data breach database.
Roblox reportedly has around 150 million daily active users, the majority of whom are children, making it the largest gaming platform for children in the world.
Despite hundreds of active FBI investigations, only approximately 35 people have been arrested in connection with the satanic grooming/extortion cult networks since their inception several years ago.
The FBI currently has 450 active investigations into these satanic grooming cult networks, a number Montgomery says is woefully inadequate given the scale of the groups.
When Ryan Montgomery hacked a predator website run by politician Nathan Larson, he extracted a database containing 7,000 users' emails, usernames, and private messages.
Ryan Montgomery's first appearance on Sean Ryan's podcast became Ryan's most-watched episode ever, accumulating hundreds of millions of views and billions with Shorts included.
A commercially available (though illegal-to-use) signal jammer can disable all cell phones, GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and wireless cameras within a 70-meter radius.
A basic radio replay device capable of capturing and cloning key fob signals — allowing entry into a vehicle — can be purchased for as little as $170, though more sophisticated firmware costs extra.
Ryan Montgomery cited the statistic that 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 20 boys are sexually abused as children, raising concern about what those figures look like in coming generations given online exploitation trends.
Predators can purchase pre-verified Roblox accounts for specific age ranges on eBay for as little as $15, defeating Roblox's biometric age-verification safety measure.
DEF CON, held annually in Las Vegas, is the world's largest hacker conference with approximately 30,000 attendees from around the globe.
Ryan Montgomery holds the top ranking on TryHackMe, the world's most popular competitive hacking platform, which has over 6 million users.
Ryan Montgomery has been swatted three times by members of these online extremist groups in retaliation for publicly exposing their activities.
In just 20 minutes of open-source research, Ryan Montgomery compiled Tucker Carlson's Social Security number, real signature from a warranty deed, hunting and fishing licenses, driver's license number, and motorcycle registration — all from public data breaches and government records. The National Public Data breach alone exposed 2.8 billion records, meaning most Americans are in the database roughly 15 times with their SSN.
Reverse facial recognition doesn't match images — it takes 120 precise measurements of your face, making makeup, hair changes, or partial obscurement irrelevant. Consumer tools now give any individual the same facial-ID power previously reserved for law enforcement, meaning that wedding photo from 2019 or your kid's sports game photo could be used to identify and locate you or your children.
Roblox has roughly 150 million daily active users, mostly children aged 4-8, yet reportedly employs no one with child-crime experience. Its new biometric age-verification can be defeated by buying a verified account on eBay for $15. When a vigilante got 6 predators arrested on the platform, Roblox sent him a cease-and-desist letter.
Online groups rooted in the '764 Group' — which identifies as a satanic cult — infiltrate mental health support forums to befriend vulnerable children. After exchanging nude photos, they blackmail victims not for money but to carve the group's names into their bodies, harm their pets, commit violence against strangers, and ultimately take their own lives. There are hundreds of these groups now, with only about 35 arrests ever made.
These extremist networks share detailed grooming manuals — some exceeding 220 pages — instructing members on where to find victims (Roblox, X, Reddit, Instagram), how to pose as a boyfriend or girlfriend, and how to escalate from nude photos to self-harm carving, animal killing, and suicide. The content is not fringe; it circulates in groups with tens of thousands of members.
A friend's wife texted Ryan Montgomery three screenshots from a clear-web predator forum, including a post reading 'they have no idea what's going to happen to them tonight' about a child. He went home, hacked the site using an unpatched theme vulnerability, and extracted a 7,000-user database — discovering the site was run by Virginia congressional candidate Nathan Larson. Six months of being ignored by law enforcement and media followed before Nathan Larson was arrested kidnapping a 13-year-old girl.
A signal jammer available from China — illegal to use in the US but not to own — kills all cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS signals within a 70-meter radius in an instant. Cloud-based security cameras lose their footage permanently when jammed because recordings only exist when the camera has internet connectivity. The only solution: wired cameras and physical deadbolts.
Using a radio-frequency replay device loaded with dark-web firmware, Ryan Montgomery demonstrated live how pressing any key fob button once in a parking lot permanently clones the rolling code — allowing a criminal to lock, unlock, or access the trunk of your car indefinitely. The device syncs with the key fob's rolling code counter so it always knows the next valid code.
A standard Wyze smart bulb, modified with custom firmware, can be swapped into any lamp to perform deauthentication attacks, capture Wi-Fi handshakes, crack passwords, pivot to other devices on the network, and redirect all internet traffic through itself to serve phishing pages. Swap it in, walk out, and the bulb does the rest — completely invisible.
A 3D-printed device distributed at DEF CON — the world's largest hacker conference — packs drone detection, drone spoofing, signal jamming, Flock camera detection, and body-cam detection into a lanyard-sized package. Its drone spoofing capability overwhelmed a real counter-UAS military system during a test, flooding radar screens with fake drones and masking actual incoming threats.
The Order of Nine Angles (O9A), a documented real-world Satanist organization, practices a philosophy called 'culling' — the belief that harming or killing others transfers spiritual power to the perpetrator. Online groups like 764 maintain direct connections to O9A, providing an ideological backbone to the blackmail and self-harm campaigns targeting children.
Ryan Montgomery revealed that Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents have told him that virtually all resources are now directed toward immigration enforcement, causing investigators to leave their jobs and child-crime cases to go cold. The FBI has more passion but lacks training and resources. Meanwhile, satanic child-exploitation networks are growing faster than any enforcement response can contain.
Analysis
What they talk about
- Technology 42%
- Society & Culture 25%
- True Crime 17%
- Government 8%
- News 8%
