I work for a company that's under a parent corporation whom sell defense and weapons to the Government. I found a vulnerability, let's just leave it at that. I told my supervisor and he let "it" know. IT never sent me a reply. Someone in our company gotten in trouble before for "snooping" around and gain access to hr folder where all of our information was held. I'm taking bank accounts, SSN, security clearance etc. They fixed the issue but reprimanded the guy who found the vulnerability 🤷♂️. Tbh I don't understand why he got into trouble. Our company always tells us to raise our hand when something is wrong.
The same happened in a company that I worked for. The IT departments are incompetent. Another guy hosted a web server from his office PC. And when my team requested some data from the backups they could not find the backed up data. Also, I got reprimanded for outranking the company's keyword for a page on my website advertising jobs, and they cached my page on their servers making it hard to remove from web searches.
When i can actually imagine the whole story in my head, that's when you know you're doing a very good job at telling stories. I'm very happy i found you.
Your channel reminds me of all the best parts of radio docs/drama I listened to as a kid. EG This American life, radiolab, etc. Your voice is the acoustic doppelganger of Ira Glass. Thank you so much. Your content is interesting, detailed, and incredibly stimulating.
Radioactive powder on your doorknob. That's freaky. And I thought urine and dog fecal matter on one's doorstep to retaliate for police calls was the worst I could experience at my door.
dude, this ep was amazing. Makes me wish I didnt put all my eggs in the webdev basket & was able to find a solid opportunity to break into the infosec industry.
@@XeTylerr Really, I kind of want to as well. Fuck the web dev industry lol. I just spent an entire month refreshing Java Spring Boot, Express, and Flask for a new job. I have so much experience working with Unix, Linux, and computers in general. A deep knowledge of Computer Science, HTTP, all that stuff is beneficial to a hacker. For instance, the hack where you change the URL from which a person updates their NPM packages from, those types of hacks prove that web development knowledge overlaps into INfoSec. For SURE. And I have quite a few felonies for drug possession from when I was a strung out addict. I hope that the InfoSec community will be just as forgiving as all my previous employers.
Your podcast is my favorite thing to listen to, I'm definitely going to donate when I can. You've inspired me to get back into computer stuff again for sure
Heh, i actually read "Spies among us" years back. While it's old and i really appreciate the update, it is still well worth reading even in the old version. The stuff he talks certainly isn't outdated, sadly... @Jack: Thanks for bringing him on the show, great one.
Hi Jack This is brilliant stuff. Thank you for choosing to put this up on YT. That choice speaks volumes of your bona-fides besides your well researched content. Your voice is very Tai chi like. I shall support you when I am able until then I shall unfortunately remain a leech. God speed brother.
its actually more dangerous to be going slow in traffic then speeding is. contrary to what most people believe the speeder presents less danger then a slow car does so going below the speed limit is more dangerous then going faster then the speed limit. its also the reason why you are required to pull over and let traffic pass when you are holding up the speed of traffic when there is only one lane of traffic ( at least in california) and this is all backed up with traffic data. a simple search will give you everything you need Mr smarty pants
Someone going slow is only dangerous in the presence of impatient people who drive recklessly in order to go faster or where you’re meant to be going really fast and visibility it’s obscured by hills or turns. Those are the sole reasons slow poke laws exist. Even then slow poke laws generally only relate to highways and interstates where the road is just for transport. There’s nothing worth stopping for and any shops would be on an off ramp. Given the way the guy described that he was looking around at a *strip mall*, it’s natural to assume it’s a road/parking lot he could go a little slow on. He was getting out of people’s way which makes his situation perfectly fine and safe. I’d wager the cop was more concerned that he was staking out a business or a person which is suspicious and not because it was unsafe to go that slow
Yeah, the second time I stole $1 billion dollars it wasn't nearly as fun as the first. I'll let you know how my third run of $1 billion dollars is, we can compare fun notes.
I'm 26 watching this learning code teaching my self. Hope to find discords that have people that are the same or can help but love listening to these stories
love the show, it was great listening to this even after hearing it before on podcast, have you thaught about narrating audiobooks ? thorugh the eyes of the enemy? ^.^
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I work for a company that's under a parent corporation whom sell defense and weapons to the Government. I found a vulnerability, let's just leave it at that. I told my supervisor and he let "it" know. IT never sent me a reply.
Someone in our company gotten in trouble before for "snooping" around and gain access to hr folder where all of our information was held. I'm taking bank accounts, SSN, security clearance etc. They fixed the issue but reprimanded the guy who found the vulnerability 🤷♂️. Tbh I don't understand why he got into trouble. Our company always tells us to raise our hand when something is wrong.
The same happened in a company that I worked for. The IT departments are incompetent. Another guy hosted a web server from his office PC. And when my team requested some data from the backups they could not find the backed up data. Also, I got reprimanded for outranking the company's keyword for a page on my website advertising jobs, and they cached my page on their servers making it hard to remove from web searches.
When i can actually imagine the whole story in my head, that's when you know you're doing a very good job at telling stories. I'm very happy i found you.
Me too man this channel is literally pure gold
Best comment ever
I find your channel highly underrated and highly relevant. I just found your channel today, and I subscribed. I hope many more do.
21:24 absolutely amazing. I’m rolling laughing. “My naive American friend”
Your channel reminds me of all the best parts of radio docs/drama I listened to as a kid. EG This American life, radiolab, etc. Your voice is the acoustic doppelganger of Ira Glass. Thank you so much. Your content is interesting, detailed, and incredibly stimulating.
Indeed 👍
Thanks for throwing this on RUclips, Jack. Black duck eggs is THE episode I tend to tell people to start with. It’s a good hook.
Radioactive powder on your doorknob. That's freaky. And I thought urine and dog fecal matter on one's doorstep to retaliate for police calls was the worst I could experience at my door.
So white to constantly call the cops.
You're story telling is on point and you've been so prolific. Thanks for the content Jack!
Finding out how accurate burn notice was is an amazing feeling.
dude, this ep was amazing. Makes me wish I didnt put all my eggs in the webdev basket & was able to find a solid opportunity to break into the infosec industry.
Just do it super easy
Fuck the people you know irl just get some certificates in your free time and all gud
never too late
@@XeTylerr curios, where would you start?
@@XeTylerr Really, I kind of want to as well. Fuck the web dev industry lol. I just spent an entire month refreshing Java Spring Boot, Express, and Flask for a new job. I have so much experience working with Unix, Linux, and computers in general. A deep knowledge of Computer Science, HTTP, all that stuff is beneficial to a hacker. For instance, the hack where you change the URL from which a person updates their NPM packages from, those types of hacks prove that web development knowledge overlaps into INfoSec. For SURE. And I have quite a few felonies for drug possession from when I was a strung out addict. I hope that the InfoSec community will be just as forgiving as all my previous employers.
Your podcast is my favorite thing to listen to, I'm definitely going to donate when I can. You've inspired me to get back into computer stuff again for sure
This is one of my favorite episodes. Glad to see it added on here.
Sir, you definitely deserve more subscribers. Glad to be here.
My god, this was so fascinating. This channel is money.
Any other episodes similar to this?!
People always think I'm a spy. I'm just curious okay -- lol.
I'm binge watching your content Jack, this has been the most fun / informative content i've stumbled upon in years
Dude you ND me both.. shit makes me want to go back to school just to study IT and cybersecurity
Discovered your channel yesterday and have been listening almost nonstop. You deserve more growth, great work!
Best episode ive listened to! Any similar episodes to this?
DUDE! this ep, was! better than all the movies I watched in the passed 20 years! OMG! now I know what to do when I'm being followed!
Heh, i actually read "Spies among us" years back. While it's old and i really appreciate the update, it is still well worth reading even in the old version. The stuff he talks certainly isn't outdated, sadly...
@Jack: Thanks for bringing him on the show, great one.
Put the book on my list.
The guy he’s interviewing gives me all the indications of an exaggerator. I would absolutely confirm anything he says with unbiased sources.
One of the coolest stories so far
AMAZING, JUST AMAZING, NO OTHER WORDS POSSIBLE
Hi Jack
This is brilliant stuff. Thank you for choosing to put this up on YT. That choice speaks volumes of your bona-fides besides your well researched content. Your voice is very Tai chi like. I shall support you when I am able until then I shall unfortunately remain a leech. God speed brother.
that was a great episode! really inspiring, thanks a lot!
You rock man! Thank you
🙏💯❤️🧨💥🏆
Im sorry. Can't pay now, but I'll surely do when i can afford to. I hope that day is not far away! **🤞**
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What are you talking about?
@@superlambmilkshake4904 Patreon?
Me too
Love watching these middle of the night while programming 🔥🔥
its actually more dangerous to be going slow in traffic then speeding is. contrary to what most people believe the speeder presents less danger then a slow car does so going below the speed limit is more dangerous then going faster then the speed limit. its also the reason why you are required to pull over and let traffic pass when you are holding up the speed of traffic when there is only one lane of traffic ( at least in california) and this is all backed up with traffic data. a simple search will give you everything you need Mr smarty pants
Someone going slow is only dangerous in the presence of impatient people who drive recklessly in order to go faster or where you’re meant to be going really fast and visibility it’s obscured by hills or turns. Those are the sole reasons slow poke laws exist. Even then slow poke laws generally only relate to highways and interstates where the road is just for transport. There’s nothing worth stopping for and any shops would be on an off ramp.
Given the way the guy described that he was looking around at a *strip mall*, it’s natural to assume it’s a road/parking lot he could go a little slow on. He was getting out of people’s way which makes his situation perfectly fine and safe. I’d wager the cop was more concerned that he was staking out a business or a person which is suspicious and not because it was unsafe to go that slow
I love what this guy does, and the Chinese citizens deserve a way better government than the CCP. Great interview, thanks!
❤ this is the first time I can remember you propositioning a donation. I have listened to 10s of hours. 💰💸
Haha! What an awesome story.
Such cool jobs that some peeps out there have, just freakin epic!
I can’t stop listening to you!!!!
Yeah, the second time I stole $1 billion dollars it wasn't nearly as fun as the first. I'll let you know how my third run of $1 billion dollars is, we can compare fun notes.
I'm 26 watching this learning code teaching my self. Hope to find discords that have people that are the same or can help but love listening to these stories
what's your discord?
Dude what's your discord man . Could link up
Man ur every video makes me more motivated to get into cybersecurity,, who knows u might be interviewing me at some point 😂😂😂 jkjk
This was a great one
This story is nuts!!!🤯
I'm no cyber expert, but would the Chinese restaurants be considered watering holes?
Every single podcast is just as good as the last
This one's awesome I listened twice already
it's one of the most popular ones!
Paid. I've been entertained for years. Thank you for what you do.
"Enemies are everywhere ..."
We, the world, are in the longest period of peace in history. No major wars.
Do a happy dance!
Excited for this one, cheers Jack :)
Just found this channel, it’s great!
I remember the first time I stole $1 billion. Was Cool as a cucumber 🤙
Ira has earned my respect.
Loved this episode, has to be one of my favorite
Always good contents! 👍🏾Jack
Ira now works at Walmart. His title is "Chief Security Architect".
netflix, please, just receive that text and doing anything you want with that haahah
This is Cupertino? This is Cupertino! 😊
Jack you're just awesome love this channel
This is happening now in the farmlands we must do something about it.
Sounds like a real life "Leverage".
Thanks
An ex NSA agent, Navy Seal, Army counter intelligence officer, and Russian spy walk into a Bar.
Links to the books?
Continue the hard work my guy
Greatness
This is an interesting series. I wish it was longer though. Sounds like you may be cutting out a lot?
Spies amo... spies among u... spies WHAT?
I stumbled on some funny error messages in Chinese engineering a convoluted decryption recepy in cyber-chef
love the show, it was great listening to this even after hearing it before on podcast, have you thaught about narrating audiobooks ? thorugh the eyes of the enemy? ^.^
Great content.
When my crypto portfolio goes into the green again I’m immediately donating! Thanks for hours of entertainment Jack
May crypto crash is here
hows that going for u lol
@@kaylaa572 savage ☠️🤣
@@kaylaa572 up 90%
Shorted Luna
@@luke768 lol damn good for u. did u end up donating?
I Subscribe!! this one sold Me LOL great work soon as I'm back on my feet well definitely remember to send some $ your way
Did Tony and Stan know each other from their gov days? Before entering the private sector?
Best youtube page
suscribed!
Iris says what he hates to say quite frequently.
My name is Ira.
This was strange to hear my name lol.
Reminds me of ‘Sneakers’ w/ Robert Redford.
this is like a hitman storyline but without the murdering
😂
Reminds me of the show Americans. It’s about kgb spis in America in the 80s. Check it out if you were interested by this!
If I could give bro I would. Right now I'm struggling not to freeze.
Super cool
Jack, where have you been all my life ??
I'm still surprised an officer from GRU unit working his skills with a American company lol
U know it's double spy, u can leave GRU/KGB only in plastic bag.
Nice!
wow. and only 23k views???
Show de bola...
Better than Ocean's 11!?
BROOO YOUR’E ON RUclips NOW!?!!! When did this happen!????
You’re voice sounds different though 🧐🧐
im an algerian i saw your account in twitter i like your channel im 29 yo im not a script kiddie too
the ghastly brake master cylinder
Hey there! Didn't know my XBEE mentor is making content on RUclips. Shall try catching up on your stuff ASAP
Sounds a lot like Red Cell...
Nuclear. Not Nucular
must be under new ownership
This the type of story primary school children write
Sick
its kinda sad how many eps are E
The worst is being followed
I saw the movie for this... The movie was not as great as this podcast. 😃
Do you have a litecoin wallet I can donate on
Fucking love this channel,
Wut? A billion $$$$$$$?
nice
😳 Will you take $20/month 💰? 🤔