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Convicted Hacker Turned Retro Gaming Manufacturer, Online Retailer


Cybercrime Magazine Podcast Host Scott Schober recently interviewed Dustin Holden, a reformed hacker who pled guilty to computer fraud and was convicted in 2017. His crimes reportedly caused $181,000 in damages.

Holden has since founded MakeMHz, an Atlanta metro area-based manufacturer and online retailer for open-source hardware, tools, and electronic kits focused on modifications to retro gaming consoles and computers.

A recent GamesRadar article revealed an XBOX secret that Holden kept for five years.

Schober, a well known Cybersecurity expert, inventor, and author, was a video game pirate when he was a teenager.

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