Yes indeed. Introverts get a security by obscurity buff... however due to less social exposure they can be easier to social engineer... unless their autism or neuro atypical armor is over 9000. In which case you need to look for an exploit that works on their specific os.
@@robmorgan1214 as an introvert can confirm.. it's difficult but it's doable fighting social engineering. My personal way is looking at things from both sides of the fence.
when people write a personal ad or a profile on a dating site they typically put down all the things they're looking for in a mate. when you do this what you are actually saying is if you do these things you can win me over. you're making it very easy for someone to figure you out, to get to you, to score. I like long walks on the beach and dinner's under the moonlight whatever so they plan along walk on a beach and a dinner under the Moonlight and you're swooning for them. this isn't much different just on a corporate level.
That's because they are funded by the state. This channel blows and there's no way he can get the quality of guess using the language that he does without being part of the state.
You should still keep an open mind and seek out alternate facts and opinions. You're falling into a common trap, believing that just because a source "seems" friendly, fair, and balanced, that it must be. But all individual and group sources contain humans, and humans are all vulnerable to bias, and prone to exercise that bias onto others! So even though Jack seems very open and neutral, there still may be a lot more of his own personal bias in his reporting than even he realizes! So it always important, with all sources, to seek alternate viewpoints from multiple sources, then form your own view, taking from all of them.
@@dong6839 You are right my friend. Although it's an overkill for the simple comment in which I expressed my appreciation for his work. Thank you for reflecting though, I'm grateful. If you have any, I'm open suggestions.
LinkedIn made me nervous right out of the gate. I had to create one to apply for a job as a tertiary redundancy format for a resume. I immediately started receiving requests to "connect" and "network" from CEOs and shit from companies I gave absolutely zero fucks about. I never responded to these requests and Thankfully I created a burner email and shit specifically for LinkedIn because that app wanted to get into my whole life and all the emails LinkedIn sends go to an email I never log into.
@@bananian I think the issue was not so much merely operational or tactical concerns but issues around the legality of transporting weapons and armed Personnel to International ports around the world. Practically speaking, even though Somali piracy gets a lot of headlines in the news, OR at least it used to, only a tiny fraction of ships with armed security are ever going to have a confrontation with pirates. The overwhelming majority are going to get from there origin to their destination without any incidents, and so on a day-to-day basis the primary concern is going to be not pissing off the Customs authority of whatever country you're going to rather than what should you do in a gunfight.
I'm a war vet... Benghazi, Yemen, and much more ... NEVER.. I REPEAT NEVER give warning shots.... Warning shots are not a thing.... If you give give warning via water cannon and sound and they don't stop.. You can close the deadly force triangle.... NEVER... GIVE WARNING SHOTS... No matter where you are... At home, the ocean, the store... Aim and stop the threat.... I'm passionate about this subject...
@@AC-ey1tn Not sure, but my thinking would be that it gives the attacker more time to attack first, like maybe you have to re-aim or reload. Or maybe that it could automatically be seen by the attacker as you escalating the situation, thus justifying their own escalation or attack. Just the thoughts of a random internet civilian who definitely doesn't want to watch 100 deadly force or armed conflict videos.
I have a different take. I was CDO and OOD (underway) qualified aboard an unnamed warship. Warning shots are a great way to determine intent at sea: most normie boaters abandon curiosity in the presence of high velocity lead, whereas a dedicated attacker may ignore these warning shots and keep on coming. Abracadabra, intent has been established. The situation at sea and in port is completely different from those faced on the ground or even in personal defense scenarios around town. In the personal defense scenario, devoid of electronic and distributed visual sensors, I would agree with the "never" assessment above. While defending a ship at sea in International Waters or Territorial Waters or even moored in port and while dealing with a potential waterborne threat to my unit, I would completely disagree with the "never issue warning shot" mentality. But what do I know?
after opening my linkIn account i started to have calls with my area code but apparently from India which tell me some crap like i am eligible for some money from government. I also keep receiving emails with a suspiciously high salary and very simple job description which does not require any qualification.
I too have had a bad experience connected to LinkedIn. I will admit it was not LinkedIn's fault per-se, but using pro accounts fishers have no trouble digging up personal data, email addresses etc. to copy-paste the info to public databases which was supposed to be visible only behind the login wall. That includes the address code and phone number - it is easy to confuse secure data and semi-public data. Heck, typing this I went to the site and realised my phone was public to "1st-degree connections" even though I thought it was more like a validation thing, ala Google/Instagram phone security.
See?? I had a gut feeling and was always suspicious of LinkedIn. Thanks for covering this topic. I have that natural unsettling paranoia about every new stuff out there. I don't rail the hype train so easily.
@@due_interaction I passed mine, I only used Jason Dion course on Udemy. I bought the course and the PBQ with 5 or 6 simulated exams. They are sold separately (the course from the PBQ)
To the Quote from Thyson - The German field marshal, known as Moltke the Elder, believed in developing a series of options for battle instead of a single plan, saying “No plan of operations extends with certainty beyond the first encounter with the enemy’s main strength.” Today, “no plan survives contact with the enemy” is the popular reconfiguration of this concept Mike Tyson also advanced this view of planning with what might be his most famous quote: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
Ya in fact just look at the way Russia conducted the initial invasion of Ukraine. The command didn't make it clear to many of the infantry and officers as to what was actually happening. They built up the forces on the border, and many were just given the order to drive and start moving forward.
I like this female, she is a good person. but a bit in the past with ideals. a person should never mistake a company for a person, because that company will replace you in 2 sec after 40 years of loyalty, and thus, the company should expect what they give. also nuclear was a gov not company, loyalty's are different there too. but continue on your task, its a good one and ty good show too btw ty
I have to thank this site for making me more careful in my daily interactions or could I say paranoid? lol an old friend from high school recently contacted me this is going back a bunch of years high school that is. what made me suspicious is he wrote something like is this number still good? and then he did mention his first name. and when I looked at the ID his contact came up as the person I know. I had him in my phone and it all matched but I was still skeptical just because I don't randomly hear from someone for a few years and then expect this. so I asked him to tell me something only that person would know from high school and he did and it was good and all was correct but it just shows you how careful this site has made me I was worried about fishing.
The piracy thing was interesting to me. It's something I used to follow a while back and my thoughts were if they were going to fire an RPG at the ship, then the gloves come off. Barrett is your friend. Hit them with a 50 until the skiff sinks. I like the L-RAD too. It's a good option if it can save you ammo. As far as legality, well sod that. The weapons can be secured in lockers when entering port. The ship is territory of the flag it flies. As far as LinkedIn goes, I got so much spam I ended up closing my account. That was about 15 years ago.
One act/policy any organisation can implement, which will build long term value, and which does strengthen their data, and hence IP security no end; stop hiring bullies as managers, hire good, or great communicators. A bully will make short term gains, but the losses you will suffer at every level from stupid people, who only work for their ego, and bonus, are not managers. It's tempting, particularly when you want to "motivate" a stagnant team, but there is a much better way.
Interesting stories. This sounds like it has little to do with LinkedIn itself though, and more to do with people who are just too trusting, naive, and/or unhappy. When you have people like that, they can be social engineered through any medium. That's a problem that is as old as security itself. Blaming LinkedIn/other social media is like blaming the company phone system when someone calls to ask for a password reset without proper identity verification...and still gets someone in support to do it. That's a matter of making sure that people are aware of this stuff, happy, and NOT overly trusting of random people.
where do I even begin..... I was a software engingeer... you know what maybe another time hahaha sorry but Im definitely gonna have to get it all together so that I can tell my horror story soon! love your stuff Jack!
My story isnt compsci related. It involves logistics. Long story short, I was tracking a group of people in ukraine via linkedin that have been running scam operations to us based trucking companies. The second we were about to put in legal action on an international scale.... russia invaded ukraine.
Fascinating how scammable the human mind is. You see this all the time where the victim buys into the scam and then defends the scammer and thinks that they are the good guy.
If somebody fires an RPG you don't need to think about your response. You destroy the threat with ruthless efficiency.... At least that's how I was trained 🤷♀️
So many people waste their time studying law only to end up in a career almost completely unreleated. Drives me crazy. My father always told me to become a lawyer when i was growing up. Fk that
I've always wondered, how many people inside lots of these tech companies are sitting on database dumps that they have stolen that contain private data of millions of people. Holding on to these dumps for insurance. Maybe some day their employeer makes them mad or they get fired then they end up leaking it to the public. Or they could be using it for personal use. Can't trust any company with your data, no matter how secure they might be.
Know a guy who is a armed guard on the boats. Essentially your ship follows your nation's laws. Hes an American which we have legal firearms here. When you pull into, lets just use Spain, as an example of a port. You call the harbor Master, you inform them "hey, we're transiting the horn of Africa and have a armed security team on board" and they send the police who will lock your guns up until you set sail again. At that point the police return the guns and off you go. The system from my understanding is pretty slick and so long as you follow the laws and remain respectful the police at the ports are very cool with you and most fully understand why your ship is packing when you are traveling near Africa.
The complete political illiteracy of a lot of people in infosec is so depressing. Language of bad guys and good guys to describe often very tragic situations with structural causes.
So what happened to the girl that was duped into giving away all those highly sensitive documents to this person posing as a journalist? Was she fired, prosecuted, retrained or something else?
Jack, i hope you don't mind me mentioning this: You sound just like Ira Glass on NPR. He has a show called: This American Life. give it a spin and tell me if you think yes or nay on the voice. BTW awesome vids you have... TY TY TY for making them.
Jack, man, I have loved your shit for a long time and never could have conceived of any note I'd have given to improve because you crush it every time even if the story is kinda meh you create interesting insights and perspective and do well at revealing and highlighting prevalence and significance in ways that people commonly aren't able to conceive on their own without having the vantage made clear to them, and I just wanted to say, in that vein, that your quick jaunt from 13:30 - 14:00 about the philosophy, and psychological awareness the types of which could aid evolution, whether you were aware of it or not, was a profound and prolific introspection into critical thinking and self awareness man, that I just was compelled to say, that if you have more of that type of detour perhaps beyond explicitly the scope of the video and it's specific subject up your sleeve then I wouldn't think it be a bridge too far to speak as one of your most appreciative of listeners, that we wouldn't complain if you let your thought continue on a little while longer to flesh out things like this. Just getting a person to hear a thing like this and then have them know about such different avenue of situational and self awareness is paradigm changing shit. No shaman required lol
@@anthonyvillarreal4387 well I did. And he's right. Very articulate and well written btw, interesting. It's just that DouganBlunts was referring to the great philosopher Mike Tyson which made it all really funny in the end.
I was stationed out of Diego Garcia in the very early 2000's and when I was told I was going to ride a huge civilian ship carrying military equipment while going to and from dry dock in Singapore to protect it from pirates I nearly died laughing. I had pictures in my mind some peg leg flamboyantly dressed pirate with a parrot on their shoulder but in reality it was these desperate destitute people living in poverty on the small outlying islands in the area of Singapore and Malaysia that jump on these Mako small boats that can barely overtake a large vessel and hold a half dozen to a dozen people. We got a first hand experience but it was severely disappointing at the time. They started to approach this massive ship the size of an aircraft carrier and when it started getting to close we gave them a few warning shots which didn't deter them. Next I heard "fire at will" and all hell broke loose on them from 50 caliber and 5.56 rounds, then I heard the blump of a grenade launcher...🤣🤣😂🤣 They didn't wanna hang after that and broke off smoking and likely sinking, possibly unmanned from everyone either being killed or abandoning boat. I didn't care or could tell anyway from laughing so hard I started to cry. That experience is right up there with messing with marines that left one of their own behind in a ditch by pissing on them sitting at a picnic table from the balcony above them. Damn, the things I did looking back on them are astonishing in retrospect but was just something I did at the time. Funny really.
I think the scientist wasn't trying to be malicious in his actions. I think he was social engineered into giving away company information and he just hadn't realised what a poor decision he'd made. I'm not saying he shouldn't be fired. Making such a mistake is, or could be catastrophic and should carry penalties.
It would be best to allow ships to have teams of snipers. Allowed to hit any engines at any distance and allowed to take headshots when they try to board. If they had to risk their life and had a high chance of dying every time they attacked they would stop.
While moving? Boat slightly going left to right in water addition to waves below and or sidewinds. Attackers approach at high speed from multiple angels. Even if you work with mechanical weapons you will not get perfect results here. I hate how helpless the ships are.
@@mikeheffins8025 maybe a mechanised machine gun kind of but replaced with a sniper so it can account for movement and the wind? It may not be 100% effective. But there’s a good risk of losing your life so you wouldn’t go out to sea.
Yeah no, first we steal their main way of surviving because we're greedy people which made them have to attack the ships in order not to starve into poverty, and now you want to shoot them on top of it? Making someone *have to* attack you then killing them is literally murder. Take those blinders off.
You can bet that when people like Lisa are getting paid a salary to figure this stuff out, they've probably checked most solutions we're likely to come up with. Snipers don't perform as expected at sea, especially trying to take out vehicles instead of people. Vehicle engines have a lot of shielding, especially boat engines which are made to be reliable under all kinds of situations. It just isn't a realistic scenario. Mines? Torpedos? Too much risk and maintenance involved, and a ton of lawsuit or criminal charge potential.
Wow Lisa is really truly amazing. Love every word I really hung on to every word. Maybe it's her lovely voice or accent. Or maybe the outrageously interesting things she had to say. Nevertheless amazing as always. Respect
Funny... her "to say that ... would be u HUGE UNDERESTIMATE.." is wrong... but at the same time sounds like a possibility of/on its own, and therefore NOT wrong, just different; and anyway, who would I be to say ANYTHING AT ALL about what this womangirl is saying? She's WAY ahead of me!! 😂
"Apparently"? Anyone who's paid any attention at all should know that the two areas pirates have been a problem in over the last few decades, both are areas that a large percent of shipping go through. Apparently, this is news to you, but not many others.
If you want to find out a lot about a company, go and look at the job adverts You can glean a ton of information on the technology being used and even how the company is loosely structured and even key contacts
People misunderstand me i think, see, no one can do that job as well as her if she's being genuine in her role play. All I'm saying is she CAN do it or could've done it just the same and maybe sooner without a bull shit education. Not the paperwork, not the networks, or any referrals in consideration, just the education alone.... the drive and the opportunity is all she needed after she learned to count and read well....
I don't like how this paints the Somalis as bad guys, illegal shipping off their coast is preventing them from making a living. Idk, I just find it hard to sympathize with a company that can afford a giant shipping fleet vs a 3rd world country trying to survive
@@citvdelblvck comparer to how much is stolen from them by illegal fishing of their coast, the Somalis were fishermen before they were pirates, not a coincidence
@@heroscapewarrior4217 I haven´t heard that the pirates share their bounties with like the rest of the somalian population which happens to not be a pirate. Its not like Somalia is a full on pirate state.
So why exactly to they attack cargo ships in international waters. This is not "illegal" shipping. It is legal shipping. They have decided they can make more money off of pirate activities funded by terrorist groups, than by fishing. Justifying evil because of suffering never works.
In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: The police, who investigate crime, and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.
>we all have some weakness... no, we dont. employee was a weak, gregarious individual, with non-existing professional standards. that, on top of being a political activist. this kind of people deserve no sympathy. and shouldn't be hired for positions where they can do damage. lesson learned.
That kind of rationalization is why we can't have nice things. Everyone lacks knowledge about something. Taking advantage of that just means the scammer sucks, not the victim.
@@LabGecko Not sure I agree. Some people are reckless, even lazy and make no effort to think things through. Everyone knows there are nasty people out there, that's just the way it is.
Lisa, if you're reading this please send me a message! You are incredible and I would love to chat (and no I'm not trying to socially engineer anything!!!)
Lisa Please don't tell us examples of USSR what they did in past, well if you read Britain history what they did in the past was worst then USSR, moat of major conflicts that exist till today just because of British Colony. these trick are called social engineering trick which are very much common and even all countries use these, but as security researcher i would suggest you should have test your employee before they expose internal information to others.
If she didn't foresee counter aggression ramped to physical RPG attack....she is really small potatoes in counter/security. She had no resolved plan for finality. What..??..a scare and handshake, oh by the way sorry about the headache from my sound cannon. SMALL POTATOES.
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I know know my introvertedness is actually expert counter sec
If only... 😔
Yes indeed. Introverts get a security by obscurity buff... however due to less social exposure they can be easier to social engineer... unless their autism or neuro atypical armor is over 9000. In which case you need to look for an exploit that works on their specific os.
@@robmorgan1214 as an introvert can confirm.. it's difficult but it's doable fighting social engineering. My personal way is looking at things from both sides of the fence.
@@DoomStarRequiem ah the dielectic method!
Me too bud
when people write a personal ad or a profile on a dating site they typically put down all the things they're looking for in a mate. when you do this what you are actually saying is if you do these things you can win me over. you're making it very easy for someone to figure you out, to get to you, to score. I like long walks on the beach and dinner's under the moonlight whatever so they plan along walk on a beach and a dinner under the Moonlight and you're swooning for them. this isn't much different just on a corporate level.
Of course when you meet the person, many can tell the real deal and call BS on the person, hopefully.
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Your videos are invaluable. The need for Security and Privacy are absolute necessity. Keep it up.
That's because they are funded by the state. This channel blows and there's no way he can get the quality of guess using the language that he does without being part of the state.
This might as well be called the CIA Chronicles
I discovered darknet diaries when I started listening to podcast, now i don't really enjoy other people's podcasts. Thank you so much.
Same bro same XD
I hate the word podcast. Why can't we call it what it is, a recording
@@1st_ProCactus but its an edited recording not just a recording
@@1st_ProCactus i have no idea what "crApple" is
congrats on starting with the best!
You sir have superb podcast. Everything is balanced and interesting. Thank you for your contribution to the society
You should still keep an open mind and seek out alternate facts and opinions. You're falling into a common trap, believing that just because a source "seems" friendly, fair, and balanced, that it must be. But all individual and group sources contain humans, and humans are all vulnerable to bias, and prone to exercise that bias onto others! So even though Jack seems very open and neutral, there still may be a lot more of his own personal bias in his reporting than even he realizes! So it always important, with all sources, to seek alternate viewpoints from multiple sources, then form your own view, taking from all of them.
@@dong6839 You are right my friend. Although it's an overkill for the simple comment in which I expressed my appreciation for his work. Thank you for reflecting though, I'm grateful. If you have any, I'm open suggestions.
@@dong6839 you sounds real fun!
I literally got a phishing message from someone on Linkedin right after finishing this episode 😳 I blocked them immediately.
why?? Maybe they just wanna talk a bit
@@michaelhofby lol
@asmaasa6368 I did too! And the weird thing is, I haven’t used my LinkedIn account/app in a couple years
Scammers get lonely too!
Justice for scammers
LinkedIn made me nervous right out of the gate. I had to create one to apply for a job as a tertiary redundancy format for a resume. I immediately started receiving requests to "connect" and "network" from CEOs and shit from companies I gave absolutely zero fucks about. I never responded to these requests and Thankfully I created a burner email and shit specifically for LinkedIn because that app wanted to get into my whole life and all the emails LinkedIn sends go to an email I never log into.
I'm glad I don't have LinkedIn lol
Our good friends to the west of Hawaii have probably infiltrated that organization from top to bottom.
If you're sailing in dangerous waters you better be properly armed.
I have military training... You can tell Lisa doesn't.
If someone fires an RPG you don't think. You respond with ruthless efficiency.
I wonder why they had a lawyer plan a ship's defense instead of military consultants. Not knocking on her or anything. Just interesting.
@@bananian I think the issue was not so much merely operational or tactical concerns but issues around the legality of transporting weapons and armed Personnel to International ports around the world. Practically speaking, even though Somali piracy gets a lot of headlines in the news, OR at least it used to, only a tiny fraction of ships with armed security are ever going to have a confrontation with pirates. The overwhelming majority are going to get from there origin to their destination without any incidents, and so on a day-to-day basis the primary concern is going to be not pissing off the Customs authority of whatever country you're going to rather than what should you do in a gunfight.
I'm a war vet... Benghazi, Yemen, and much more ... NEVER.. I REPEAT NEVER give warning shots.... Warning shots are not a thing.... If you give give warning via water cannon and sound and they don't stop.. You can close the deadly force triangle.... NEVER... GIVE WARNING SHOTS... No matter where you are... At home, the ocean, the store... Aim and stop the threat.... I'm passionate about this subject...
They let autistic people in the army now?
Why?
@@AC-ey1tn Go watch 100 deadly force encounters and armed conflict videos, then come back and answer that question for yourself.
@@AC-ey1tn Not sure, but my thinking would be that it gives the attacker more time to attack first, like maybe you have to re-aim or reload. Or maybe that it could automatically be seen by the attacker as you escalating the situation, thus justifying their own escalation or attack. Just the thoughts of a random internet civilian who definitely doesn't want to watch 100 deadly force or armed conflict videos.
I have a different take. I was CDO and OOD (underway) qualified aboard an unnamed warship. Warning shots are a great way to determine intent at sea: most normie boaters abandon curiosity in the presence of high velocity lead, whereas a dedicated attacker may ignore these warning shots and keep on coming. Abracadabra, intent has been established.
The situation at sea and in port is completely different from those faced on the ground or even in personal defense scenarios around town. In the personal defense scenario, devoid of electronic and distributed visual sensors, I would agree with the "never" assessment above. While defending a ship at sea in International Waters or Territorial Waters or even moored in port and while dealing with a potential waterborne threat to my unit, I would completely disagree with the "never issue warning shot" mentality.
But what do I know?
after opening my linkIn account i started to have calls with my area code but apparently from India which tell me some crap like i am eligible for some money from government. I also keep receiving emails with a suspiciously high salary and very simple job description which does not require any qualification.
I too have had a bad experience connected to LinkedIn. I will admit it was not LinkedIn's fault per-se, but using pro accounts fishers have no trouble digging up personal data, email addresses etc. to copy-paste the info to public databases which was supposed to be visible only behind the login wall. That includes the address code and phone number - it is easy to confuse secure data and semi-public data. Heck, typing this I went to the site and realised my phone was public to "1st-degree connections" even though I thought it was more like a validation thing, ala Google/Instagram phone security.
See?? I had a gut feeling and was always suspicious of LinkedIn. Thanks for covering this topic. I have that natural unsettling paranoia about every new stuff out there. I don't rail the hype train so easily.
linkedin is like 20+ years old, far from new
@@pablosikazwe459 i had the same uneasy feeling 20 years ago when all my colleagues were signing up.
Those corporate smiles give me the creeps even tho im a creep .
16:50 is where the subject matter begins to involve LinkedIn directly.
Not all heroes wear capes. Thanks
Thank you
Still studying for Sec+, but I'm still here listening to Darknet Diaries on my free time.
me too, its a fat quantity of info
Study 1st dude
@@WipeDownRico sure! Thank you.
Same
@@due_interaction I passed mine, I only used Jason Dion course on Udemy. I bought the course and the PBQ with 5 or 6 simulated exams. They are sold separately (the course from the PBQ)
Fun note: "on board" like "are you on board with us" was originally, exclusively, a sailing term.
Duh..
This is one of your best interviews imo. She's so smart!
First time listener... really enjoyed!
Glad I wiped my linked in a few years ago. You're spot on that the more info you put on there, the more someone could use it against you.
The whole issue is putting your resume online, LinkedIn or otherwise, is a big risk to personal privacy.
To the Quote from Thyson - The German field marshal, known as Moltke the Elder, believed in developing a series of options for battle instead of a single plan, saying “No plan of operations extends with certainty beyond the first encounter with the enemy’s main strength.” Today, “no plan survives contact with the enemy” is the popular reconfiguration of this concept
Mike Tyson also advanced this view of planning with what might be his most famous quote: “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.
Ya in fact just look at the way Russia conducted the initial invasion of Ukraine. The command didn't make it clear to many of the infantry and officers as to what was actually happening. They built up the forces on the border, and many were just given the order to drive and start moving forward.
I like this female, she is a good person. but a bit in the past with ideals. a person should never mistake a company for a person, because that company will replace you in 2 sec after 40 years of loyalty, and thus, the company should expect what they give. also nuclear was a gov not company, loyalty's are different there too. but continue on your task, its a good one and ty
good show too btw ty
I have to thank this site for making me more careful in my daily interactions or could I say paranoid? lol an old friend from high school recently contacted me this is going back a bunch of years high school that is. what made me suspicious is he wrote something like is this number still good? and then he did mention his first name. and when I looked at the ID his contact came up as the person I know. I had him in my phone and it all matched but I was still skeptical just because I don't randomly hear from someone for a few years and then expect this. so I asked him to tell me something only that person would know from high school and he did and it was good and all was correct but it just shows you how careful this site has made me I was worried about fishing.
When a high school friend contacts me after years of silence... They're usually selling some MLM product or joined a cult.
@@juandager5220 aint that the truth 😂
"They fired an RPG at the boat"
Bravo team you're cleared hot.
The piracy thing was interesting to me. It's something I used to follow a while back and my thoughts were if they were going to fire an RPG at the ship, then the gloves come off. Barrett is your friend. Hit them with a 50 until the skiff sinks. I like the L-RAD too. It's a good option if it can save you ammo. As far as legality, well sod that. The weapons can be secured in lockers when entering port. The ship is territory of the flag it flies.
As far as LinkedIn goes, I got so much spam I ended up closing my account. That was about 15 years ago.
This video should be mandatory viewing for everyone.
I would love an episode on the events of Sandworm the book.
I know a sailor that was on the USS Cole, he said there was bodies everywhere...
One of my favorite channels man
One act/policy any organisation can implement, which will build long term value, and which does strengthen their data, and hence IP security no end; stop hiring bullies as managers, hire good, or great communicators. A bully will make short term gains, but the losses you will suffer at every level from stupid people, who only work for their ego, and bonus, are not managers. It's tempting, particularly when you want to "motivate" a stagnant team, but there is a much better way.
Interesting stories. This sounds like it has little to do with LinkedIn itself though, and more to do with people who are just too trusting, naive, and/or unhappy. When you have people like that, they can be social engineered through any medium. That's a problem that is as old as security itself. Blaming LinkedIn/other social media is like blaming the company phone system when someone calls to ask for a password reset without proper identity verification...and still gets someone in support to do it. That's a matter of making sure that people are aware of this stuff, happy, and NOT overly trusting of random people.
Can't wait to see this channel complete 100k .
Ha... matches
Thanks for another episode. I always enjoy the topics you cover.
great interview!
Tell me your LinkedIn horror story.
where do I even begin..... I was a software engingeer... you know what maybe another time hahaha sorry but Im definitely gonna have to get it all together so that I can tell my horror story soon! love your stuff Jack!
My LinkedIn horror story? I tried to get a job with it 😭
My horror story is I used to have a LinkedIn
The happy ending is, I deleted it.
My story isnt compsci related. It involves logistics. Long story short, I was tracking a group of people in ukraine via linkedin that have been running scam operations to us based trucking companies. The second we were about to put in legal action on an international scale.... russia invaded ukraine.
Fascinating how scammable the human mind is. You see this all the time where the victim buys into the scam and then defends the scammer and thinks that they are the good guy.
Layer 8, the weakest one.
If somebody fires an RPG you don't need to think about your response. You destroy the threat with ruthless efficiency.... At least that's how I was trained 🤷♀️
Great topic & guest
So many people waste their time studying law only to end up in a career almost completely unreleated. Drives me crazy. My father always told me to become a lawyer when i was growing up. Fk that
I've always wondered, how many people inside lots of these tech companies are sitting on database dumps that they have stolen that contain private data of millions of people. Holding on to these dumps for insurance. Maybe some day their employeer makes them mad or they get fired then they end up leaking it to the public. Or they could be using it for personal use.
Can't trust any company with your data, no matter how secure they might be.
Know a guy who is a armed guard on the boats.
Essentially your ship follows your nation's laws. Hes an American which we have legal firearms here. When you pull into, lets just use Spain, as an example of a port. You call the harbor Master, you inform them "hey, we're transiting the horn of Africa and have a armed security team on board" and they send the police who will lock your guns up until you set sail again. At that point the police return the guns and off you go. The system from my understanding is pretty slick and so long as you follow the laws and remain respectful the police at the ports are very cool with you and most fully understand why your ship is packing when you are traveling near Africa.
This was an amazing episode!
The first part explains tailgating in a nutshell.
Jack I listen to you on Spotify, do you put your shows out on a set schedule?
Low-key telling Jack off I like it 😂
@@python007 noooo? I think he's just asking a legit question. we like Jack!
@@Hashartnft Jack ♥️
@@python007 he’s da man!! ❤️🔥
I was literally just asking if he follows a schedule
The complete political illiteracy of a lot of people in infosec is so depressing. Language of bad guys and good guys to describe often very tragic situations with structural causes.
It's not political illiteracy believe me. They're all on the same agenda.
So what happened to the girl that was duped into giving away all those highly sensitive documents to this person posing as a journalist? Was she fired, prosecuted, retrained or something else?
Jack, i hope you don't mind me mentioning this: You sound just like Ira Glass on NPR. He has a show called: This American Life. give it a spin and tell me if you think yes or nay on the voice.
BTW awesome vids you have... TY TY TY for making them.
“Don’t tell anyone else” is the standard line used by the Indian phone scammers as well.
Pirates are everywhere in America...3 letters, undercover, unlimited budget and always a day late with intel...you know who it is.
CIA
Hey Jack, the voice sounded abit different in the beginning, hope your feeling good.
lol 😂 social engineering, Jack hit herded,.
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Jack, man, I have loved your shit for a long time and never could have conceived of any note I'd have given to improve because you crush it every time even if the story is kinda meh you create interesting insights and perspective and do well at revealing and highlighting prevalence and significance in ways that people commonly aren't able to conceive on their own without having the vantage made clear to them, and I just wanted to say, in that vein, that your quick jaunt from 13:30 - 14:00 about the philosophy, and psychological awareness the types of which could aid evolution, whether you were aware of it or not, was a profound and prolific introspection into critical thinking and self awareness man, that I just was compelled to say, that if you have more of that type of detour perhaps beyond explicitly the scope of the video and it's specific subject up your sleeve then I wouldn't think it be a bridge too far to speak as one of your most appreciative of listeners, that we wouldn't complain if you let your thought continue on a little while longer to flesh out things like this. Just getting a person to hear a thing like this and then have them know about such different avenue of situational and self awareness is paradigm changing shit. No shaman required lol
Shut it, this cast is great, don't attempt to downplay or criticize such a decent piece of work..
@@anthonyvillarreal4387 Read the whole comment, you lazy cunt, I was encouraging him to elaborate, shut the fuck up.
Nobody has time to read you story buddy,,
@@anthonyvillarreal4387 well I did. And he's right. Very articulate and well written btw, interesting.
It's just that DouganBlunts was referring to the great philosopher Mike Tyson which made it all really funny in the end.
I was stationed out of Diego Garcia in the very early 2000's and when I was told I was going to ride a huge civilian ship carrying military equipment while going to and from dry dock in Singapore to protect it from pirates I nearly died laughing. I had pictures in my mind some peg leg flamboyantly dressed pirate with a parrot on their shoulder but in reality it was these desperate destitute people living in poverty on the small outlying islands in the area of Singapore and Malaysia that jump on these Mako small boats that can barely overtake a large vessel and hold a half dozen to a dozen people. We got a first hand experience but it was severely disappointing at the time. They started to approach this massive ship the size of an aircraft carrier and when it started getting to close we gave them a few warning shots which didn't deter them. Next I heard "fire at will" and all hell broke loose on them from 50 caliber and 5.56 rounds, then I heard the blump of a grenade launcher...🤣🤣😂🤣
They didn't wanna hang after that and broke off smoking and likely sinking, possibly unmanned from everyone either being killed or abandoning boat. I didn't care or could tell anyway from laughing so hard I started to cry. That experience is right up there with messing with marines that left one of their own behind in a ditch by pissing on them sitting at a picnic table from the balcony above them. Damn, the things I did looking back on them are astonishing in retrospect but was just something I did at the time. Funny really.
the worst linked in related attacks my job gets is those giftcard scams/phishing emails lol
oh i LOVE when someone just sends you a gift like that! It is so heartwarming
I also studied law but love all things related to PC, a job in this field has more potential than law 😑
thanks for another great episode!!
29:33 is LinkedIn itself a vulnerability? No, the vulnerability is the people
People are a known variable. LinkedIn adds previously unavailable attack vectors.
I am happy that they are using LinkedIn for something other than "Social Messages" even though it is sad to see this application.
I think the scientist wasn't trying to be malicious in his actions. I think he was social engineered into giving away company information and he just hadn't realised what a poor decision he'd made. I'm not saying he shouldn't be fired. Making such a mistake is, or could be catastrophic and should carry penalties.
It would be best to allow ships to have teams of snipers. Allowed to hit any engines at any distance and allowed to take headshots when they try to board. If they had to risk their life and had a high chance of dying every time they attacked they would stop.
While moving? Boat slightly going left to right in water addition to waves below and or sidewinds. Attackers approach at high speed from multiple angels. Even if you work with mechanical weapons you will not get perfect results here. I hate how helpless the ships are.
@@mikeheffins8025 maybe a mechanised machine gun kind of but replaced with a sniper so it can account for movement and the wind? It may not be 100% effective. But there’s a good risk of losing your life so you wouldn’t go out to sea.
Yeah no, first we steal their main way of surviving because we're greedy people which made them have to attack the ships in order not to starve into poverty, and now you want to shoot them on top of it?
Making someone *have to* attack you then killing them is literally murder.
Take those blinders off.
You can bet that when people like Lisa are getting paid a salary to figure this stuff out, they've probably checked most solutions we're likely to come up with. Snipers don't perform as expected at sea, especially trying to take out vehicles instead of people. Vehicle engines have a lot of shielding, especially boat engines which are made to be reliable under all kinds of situations. It just isn't a realistic scenario. Mines? Torpedos? Too much risk and maintenance involved, and a ton of lawsuit or criminal charge potential.
No they won't they don't fear death at all that what makes them extra dangerous
Wow Lisa is really truly amazing. Love every word I really hung on to every word. Maybe it's her lovely voice or accent. Or maybe the outrageously interesting things she had to say. Nevertheless amazing as always. Respect
Certain there are people running security companies that wouldn't be able to operate without someone else powering on their pc.
Team #BHIS. Good stuff team.
By the way, you forgot to mention that 17 sailors were killed and 37 wounded in the terrorist attack on the USS Cole. May they all rest in peace.
USS Liberty
29:17 No, people installing malwares clearly can not be considered as LinkedIn fault.
Funny... her "to say that ... would be u HUGE UNDERESTIMATE.." is wrong... but at the same time sounds like a possibility of/on its own, and therefore NOT wrong, just different; and anyway, who would I be to say ANYTHING AT ALL about what this womangirl is saying? She's WAY ahead of me!! 😂
Every hot girl you meet online is a Russian/Chinese/Indian spy or James O'Keefe 🤣
Even when I was looking for a job Link-In only offered me schooling. It's a waste.
2:23 here in Norway
Cause of Breach: Simping
I loved your story of how you got into oppsec 😝
Feel like I need to keep a zip bom handy for trolling those people. (Misspelled to get around YT auto shadow ban)
"Apparently"? Anyone who's paid any attention at all should know that the two areas pirates have been a problem in over the last few decades, both are areas that a large percent of shipping go through. Apparently, this is news to you, but not many others.
😃 I do the abandoned mines things too, it's a riot.
It is illegal to have armed security in a vessel according to IMO laws
I've thought of LinkedIn as a way to social engineer the CCP, NK, etc.
Hi Lisa I know who you really are. Thanks for showing me so much in this field.
I'm not sure I would fire the scientist, he didn't try to retaliate when he could have.
Love the pro-worker sentiment in this story.
I like the animations!
Keep their asses behind bars.
If you want to find out a lot about a company, go and look at the job adverts
You can glean a ton of information on the technology being used and even how the company is loosely structured and even key contacts
i am from somalia and i like you videos
LRADs are a fucking horrific device when they're used for crowd control
People misunderstand me i think, see, no one can do that job as well as her if she's being genuine in her role play. All I'm saying is she CAN do it or could've done it just the same and maybe sooner without a bull shit education. Not the paperwork, not the networks, or any referrals in consideration, just the education alone.... the drive and the opportunity is all she needed after she learned to count and read well....
yeah, in this modern day especially. it was different back then with this kind of stuff.
'Hi, I'm Lisa Forte I'm a - - ??? - - .... a FUCKIN W H A T ? ? ? !
LRAD makes them deaf, so Pirates will not notice that they are being shot at
I don't like how this paints the Somalis as bad guys, illegal shipping off their coast is preventing them from making a living. Idk, I just find it hard to sympathize with a company that can afford a giant shipping fleet vs a 3rd world country trying to survive
You missed the part where they make billions a year. They are far from "just trying to survive"
@@citvdelblvck comparer to how much is stolen from them by illegal fishing of their coast, the Somalis were fishermen before they were pirates, not a coincidence
@@heroscapewarrior4217 I haven´t heard that the pirates share their bounties with like the rest of the somalian population which happens to not be a pirate. Its not like Somalia is a full on pirate state.
@@Skyforger23 it's probably the people who uses to make a living fishing but now cant......
So why exactly to they attack cargo ships in international waters. This is not "illegal" shipping. It is legal shipping. They have decided they can make more money off of pirate activities funded by terrorist groups, than by fishing. Justifying evil because of suffering never works.
Me who doesn't have a LinkedIn: "Muahahaha!"
In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: The police, who investigate crime, and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories.
>we all have some weakness...
no, we dont. employee was a weak, gregarious individual, with non-existing professional standards. that, on top of being a political activist. this kind of people deserve no sympathy. and shouldn't be hired for positions where they can do damage. lesson learned.
Some people are so naive they deserve to be ripped of!!
That kind of rationalization is why we can't have nice things. Everyone lacks knowledge about something. Taking advantage of that just means the scammer sucks, not the victim.
@@LabGecko Not sure I agree. Some people are reckless, even lazy and make no effort to think things through. Everyone knows there are nasty people out there, that's just the way it is.
Jack could get in that box, guaranteed.
It’s not 2 am though
I forgot to publish a few days ago. Saw this sitting here today and was like, oh this needs to ship now!
LRAD.. "Starcream release the BASS CANON"..
What do we do now? Really, fire back.. eliminate the danger..
i open to that idea very fabuliddd want that 💀😂
Jack Rhysider goat of hacking and podcast respect you bra(jack of all trades)
Lisa, if you're reading this please send me a message! You are incredible and I would love to chat (and no I'm not trying to socially engineer anything!!!)
Lisa Please don't tell us examples of USSR what they did in past, well if you read Britain history what they did in the past was worst then USSR, moat of major conflicts that exist till today just because of British Colony.
these trick are called social engineering trick which are very much common and even all countries use these, but as security researcher i would suggest you should have test your employee before they expose internal information to others.
Sad part is there is like a 25% chance that lady went home and thought about the situation and flicked a bean.
If she didn't foresee counter aggression ramped to physical RPG attack....she is really small potatoes in counter/security. She had no resolved plan for finality. What..??..a scare and handshake, oh by the way sorry about the headache from my sound cannon. SMALL POTATOES.
Turned off Netflix to listen to this!
🤣.Jack stops everything 😂🤣
Now I know why all thse pretty recruiters on lInkedIn are so talkative.