Dion (Hacker)

Hackers don’t all act the same — some malicious actors might try to disrupt a scammer’s operations by taking down their websites, flooding their inboxes, or attempting to access their systems, but those actions are illegal and risky. More commonly, ethical or “white-hat” hackers and security researchers gather evidence through legal means (logs, open-source intelligence, and controlled testing), identify how scams work, and share that information with platforms, banks, or law enforcement so the scammer’s accounts and infrastructure can be suspended or traced. In short, ethical hackers focus on investigation, evidence collection, and prevention — building detection rules, notifying affected services, and helping victims secure accounts — while malicious actors may try vigilante attacks that can cause more harm than good. If you’re dealing with a scam, the safest path is to preserve evidence and report it to the platform, your bank, and the authorities rather than trying to take action yourself. his name is Dion