About Us -Webamooz – Mohammad Jorjandi – محمد جرجندی

رسانه وب آموز (Webamooz) was initiated in 1395 (2016) by Mohammad Jorjandi with the purpose of independently examining cybercrimes in Iran. Web Amooz is not affiliated with any institution, organization, or entity, but operates within the framework of both the United States and the Islamic Republic. If you have any information or complaints regarding any matter, you can send it to us through the contact form.

👨‍💻 Mohammad Jorjandi, an Iranian cybercrime expert, experienced both hacking and cybersecurity roles, leading initiatives against cybercrimes and contributing to investigations.

Facts
🇮🇷 Born on November 21, 1980, in Zahedan, Iran.
🎭 Director of Shabgard security group and a significant figure among the early Iranian hackers.
⚙️ Arrested by Iranian Ministry of Intelligence in 2010 for hacking Azad University’s website and accessing confidential information during a Penetration test on IRIB.
🏢 Employed at Central Bank of Iran as director of Kashef, focusing on bank emergency network security.
🌏 Immigrated to the United States in 2015, pursued cyber security studies, and established “Webamooz” for investigating cybercrimes in Iran.
🕵️‍♂️ Pioneered cybercrime investigation in Iran, highlighting cases like illegal gambling networks.
🏠 Currently residing in Alexandria, Virginia, USA, and working for a cybersecurity company.

Some of the activities of Web Amooz over more than three years include:
– Combatting phishing: Launching a website and a bot to identify and introduce cybercriminals, monitoring phishing apps on the internet and channels, implementing dynamic two-step verification.
– Launching a website to investigate payment links and receiving public reports about phishing pages.
– Investigating more than 30 value-added service (VAS) companies, content providers, aggregators, service providers, and their connections.
– Establishing a website/bot to store activities of value-added service companies, transferring some of this information to the website Zaloo.org.
– Investigating value-added advertising networks as apps, online advertising, and analyzing apps and malware from these companies, forced app installations @zalooVAS.
– Introducing major networks of gambling and value-added advertising and analyzing apps from these criminals, forced installations.
– Creating educational content and publishing to alert people against value-added scammers *800#.
– Identifying and analyzing main advertising networks and winners who advertised for gambling and value-added networks.
– Investigating the payment network and its connection to gambling networks, identifying more than 2,000 gambling gateways and associated members, launching a bot and a website, simultaneously monitoring news and responding to threats @nogambling.
– Launching an intelligent bot to collect gambling page addresses from Instagram and Telegram sources @nogambling.
– Examining the E-Namad process and its connection to the gambling network, providing solutions.
– Initiating a free conference and #Engij class.
– Warning about money laundering and foreign card readers.
– Investigating fake educational document networks in Iran (Mitham Shakourisaz and several other companies), even publishing a list of 450 with evidence.
– Transparency and confronting scammers and deceivers like Zarigani and Absoz cars and Masoud Molavi.
– Examining Pansy scams in Iran and warning channel members.
– Examining case studies of Pansy groups like I Miner and Mr. Coin, encouraging victims to file complaints.
– Examining inappropriate content for children in Persian internet and pursuing the removal of inappropriate content, case study on Aparat.
– Examining and providing evidence for the largest swindle of Seda va Sima (Iranian Broadcasting) and the operator by the people with the name #Touska (Star Square) directed by Mehrdad Bozarpash and the executive command of the Imam Foundation and the cooperation of the IRGC and making a documentary about this swindle.
– Raising awareness about fake tokens and shitcoins, and case studies on individuals like Borhan Majidi, Sina Estavi, and others.
– Initiating the G-Coin project to raise awareness about new Pansy scams.
– Launching the Shabgard online conference project for cybercrimes over 2 days.
– Monitoring information sold and leaked by organizations and companies in the Shikar system (Leakfa project).
– Monitoring and evaluating the performance of Mahir and Efta centers – preparing a report on the Net Bat network.
– Investigating pyramid schemes in Iran, such as Honar-e-Telfiq, I-Note, and Badran.
– Investigating payment networks and VPN sales and their connection to the Foundation for the Deprived.
– More than 16,000 tweets related to these topics.
– Investigating black value-added money from the scam company Rahnama Kamyaban Nokhostin to Sarava in the startup ecosystem of the country and its connection to Cafe Bazaar.
– Investigating and analyzing Cafe Bazaar apps, which were found to be more than 60% contaminated.
– Investigating the betrayal called “payment” on the USSD platform and a case study on the company 780.
– Investigating the failure of patent registration in the judiciary (Davijani).