Darknet Diaries
Ep 41: Just Visiting
Jun 25, 2019
Jack Hyde, a physical penetration tester and social engineer, dives into the thrilling world of hacking and security. He shares his experience of infiltrating secure buildings using clever disguises and social engineering tactics. The discussion highlights the psychological elements of manipulating people to gain access to restricted areas, alongside a harrowing tale of navigating strict security measures. Hyde's explorations reveal the fine line between ethical hacking and deception, as he reflects on the emotional complexities of exploiting goodwill in the name of security.
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- The lack of security measures at Google's headquarters raises questions about corporate environments and the speaker's own office job.
- Social engineering requires confidence and acting skills, emphasizing the importance of psychological manipulation in physical penetration testing.
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Infiltrating Google Headquarters
The speaker recounts a visit to the Google headquarters in Silicon Valley where they were able to freely explore the campus. They discuss the lack of security measures and the presence of free bicycles for employees. The experience raises questions about corporate environments and the speaker's own office job.
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