Mohammad Muzahir, aka Redbull

Cybercrime whistleblower. Computer engineer. Independent researcher. The source behind WIRED’s award-winning investigation into a Southeast Asian scam compound.

The operator

Mohammad Muzahir, known as Redbull, is a computer engineer and cybercrime whistleblower. He runs The Redbull Leaks, an independent project that exposes how scam compounds recruit, script and launder, and how to stop them.

Location, travel and personal details are never published.

Rows of desks inside the scam compound — **EXHIBIT** · The work floor.

The leak

From inside a Golden Triangle scam compound, Redbull leaked its training scripts, org chart, chats and photos to WIRED’s Andy Greenberg over Signal.

~4,200pages of chat logs

25training scripts

30+workers who “opened” victims

$2.2Mtaken in 11 weeks

The ceremonial drum inside the compound — **EXHIBIT** · The drum, struck for every theft over $100,000.

The record

WIRED published the investigation on 27 January 2026. It won the 2026 Online Journalism Award for Excellence in Technology Reporting. Redbull sits on Hush Line’s Board of Advisors for Whistleblowers.

“The real product wasn’t money, it was trust.”— REDBULL, HUNTRESS WEBINAR, 2026

Whiteboard listing new customers and recharge amounts — **EXHIBIT** · “New Customer / Recharge”.

The work

A live map of scam compounds, the compound’s own playbook annotated for the public, a free scam checker, and briefings for banks, platforms and law enforcement.

Read their playbook → For law enforcement

Break the silence

Every compound runs on silence. Break it.

Secure drop Check a message Read the playbook