How I Fooled A £2mil Security System | Minutes With | @LADbible
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Social engineering is a key tactic in cybercrime, comprising up to 95% of breaches through methods like phishing and fake texts. An individual's risky career in breaking into high-security locations led to dangerous encounters, prompting a reevaluation of their choices and a realization of the intense risks involved.
Insights
- Social engineering, which exploits human behavior to breach security, is a prevalent method in cybercrime, accounting for a significant majority of successful attacks.
- A personal narrative involving urban exploration, lock-picking, and security breaches illustrates the real-world risks and consequences of engaging in high-stakes, illicit activities, leading to profound reflections on personal safety and career choices.
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Recent questions
What is social engineering?
The manipulation of human characteristics for unauthorized access.
How does physical social engineering work?
Involves methods like spoofing passes and tailgating.
What led to the individual's involvement in urban exploration?
Childhood experience of being kidnapped and involvement in petty crime.
What prompted the individual to reevaluate their career path?
Realization of risks involved after a job in Hong Kong.
What happened during the encounter with armed individuals in the house?
The speaker feared for their life and narrowly escaped.
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