Former FBI’s former agent reveals as parents can protect children from a dangerous group 764

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Once the FBI has launched the investigation a complex criminal network Signing on children and teenagers on the Internet, known as “764”, the former FBI agent provides parents with practical tips to keep children safe.

Dr. Stephen Boise, CEO and President Cyber ​​-Lekar and former court analytics with FBIHe explained the Fox News Digital that the group arose around 2021 and grew into a global threat.

“Group 764 is a decentralized network of neo-Nazi, Satanic ideology and is connected with a group called” The Order of Nine Angels “,” said Boise.

The difference between this group is its fragmented but coordinated structure, and the participants spread their influence in popular social media and game platforms.

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The FBI has launched an investigation into a complex criminal network aimed at children and adolescents on the Internet, known as “764”. (Annette Riedl/Picture Alliance through Getty Images)

Unpack 764:

Initially, he traced to the founder of the United States, who was later sentenced to 80 years in prison, the group has since expanded its reach. The FBI has recently shared that at least 250 group -related incidents are investigating.

“FBI conduct an investigation At least 250 subjects related to the tough online networks, which are commonly referred to as “764” but includes numerous networking and names, “the FBI said in a statement on Tuesday evening.

Predators are known for focusing on minors on social media and use coercion to make them shoot themselves by committing violent or sexual actions, and then use these videos to extort juveniles to increase violent or sexual videos, which are then divided from “764” followers.

Boise warned that “the common one, which certainly gets into all the headlines, is a roblox, as well as a discord”, noting that if these platforms are not harmful, their communication functions were used by predators.

He said many young adults such as Tiktok, Snapchat, Instagram and X, not immune to misuse, he said.

“I think everything you have the opportunity to communicate with someone else who guarantees that parents know about who their children interact with,” he said.

Predators are known for focusing on minors on social media and use coercion to make them shoot themselves by committing violent or sexual acts. (Istock)

Boise said For the victim’s will. “One of the most common tactics is the love bombing and hit this fake internet,” Boise said.

Manipulation can cause minors to be compromised or disturbing.

“There are quite a lot of this sextart, as well as different things and use of the encoded language,” Boise explained, pointing to the use of communication through memes and coded language.

The group’s endarster may be particularly tragic. In some cases, the 764 network pushes its victims to the detriment and even suicide. “They really contribute to the harm,” he said. “The children were asked to harm their own and write their own name in their own blood.”

These actions are often used as a rite of passage in the group, which further attributes the victims to its toxic culture, he explained.

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The former FBI agent provides parents with practical tips to keep children safe. (Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images)

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Yaron Litwin, CMO in the Canopy Parental Control app, said Fox News Digital that the time limit is “insufficient”.

“It is not enough to put time limit on the screen. This is not enough for Set your parental control items. Moms and dads should be active and support the open line of dialogue with their children on the Internet topics, and must do their best to take and follow household rules, which at least neutralizes real threats such as 764, “he said.

Knowing what apps the children are used, whom they talk to, and the monitoring of any shifts in behavior can be rescue. Parents should monitor the mystery around online activity, sudden romantic confusion, unusual use of the meme, animal cruelty and any signs of self-inflicted harm.

“For example, new irritability displays, increasing the secrecy of their devices and suddenly appears to be socially recalled can be signs of impact of 764 or other dangerous or harmful Internet groups,” he said. “The sudden loss of interest in their autonomous life and constantly seeking privacy can also be suspicious.

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“If your child feels such signs, respond with caution and care – not panic.”

This report has contributed to Audrey Conklin Fox News Digital.