How To Not Become a Victim of Cyber Crime.

In this episode of Cybercrime Junkies, host David Dean Morrow announces the release of his new nonfiction true crime book trilogy, Moving Target: The Art of Online Camouflage. Drawing from over 400 interviews with FBI agents, ransomware negotiators, former hackers, and intelligence officers, the books translate complex security insights into plain English through a narrative story. Morrow emphasizes that everyday people, despite doing things "right," can still become targets, and the episode teases core lessons on avoiding cyber victimization without needing extreme measures.

The Story at the Heart of the Book

The trilogy centers on Stevie Parker, depicted as a successful leader, mother, and daughter who initially follows standard precautions but falls victim to cybercriminals who manipulate her into common mistakes many people make weekly. Morrow stresses that readers will recognize themselves in her journey: "We are all Stevie Parker." Book one, now available on Amazon, covers her initial entrapment and escape—"getting out of range" is only chapter one. Book two follows this summer, with the full trilogy unfolding her complete arc. Morrow urges listeners to start with book one, leave Amazon reviews, and check the description link for purchase details. The narrative structure makes technical advice accessible, showing how cybercriminals "lead her right where they want