Thanks to Jenny for taking part! You can find out more from Jenny at www.humanfactorsecurity.co.uk Jenny’s book ‘People Hacker’ is out in February: www.simonandschuster.co.uk/books/People-Hacker/Jenny-Radcliffe/9781398518995
If you ever want to gain access to a restricted building or room all you have to do is bring a big ladder. Just walk up to security, show them the ladder, ask them to get the door for you, and proceed to your desired destination. It's that easy.
Not here In Toronto lol. Even when we are all clear before going , when we arrive they ask us for our name, company and phone number. But yeah there's been a few that where far too easy.
I enjoyed this very much. She is interesting, engaging, and very personable. It is easy to see why she is so successful at what she does. Thank you for sharing her with us.🖤🇨🇦
Yea I’m in. I’ve considered the idea before and how to go about starting something like that. It’s tough cause you can’t necessarily advertise your illegitimate experience
@declanlee6894 yes you can. Look up defcon talks on physical security and social engineering. See what they talk about and find out if there are any security communities in your area.
I loved this interview. So interesting how she started and where she ended up. I like that she said she’d never go to the dark side. People hacking is the way forward, it’s near impossible to overcome the technical barriers, unless you can hack and I guess that might make it a bit easier. Thank you for sharing this.
My friends and I when we were teenagers used these techniques to sneak into Disneyland for free. Not once, but 7 times. Maybe I should have done this job. Might have been good at it.
Oh she is doing such a good job explaining why we IT people do what we do for security. Unfortunately there will always be those who ignore the security briefings and use Post-its for passwords. But in the end, if you use your company laptop to create stuffy pron with your BF/GF we will find out and will keep copies.
I adore that you have Jenny as a guest. Until you understand the field, you don't fully grasp how easy and widespread this is due to human error via a multiple of factors. Social Engineering is huge and not as understood as we'd like it to be.
It's pretty much the only form of hacking left. Every single data breach in the last 15 years has come down to human error. A weak password or a gullible employee. It's always a human.
There was an Indian who got into a hospital and worked as a surgeon for 11 years before getting sussed out, in Sweden. He had no medical experience at all.
I love hearing the retold story bc it is alot more helpful to know she is a people hacker. And that those security guards were strapped. I understand why she was terrified. And why it was a close call
That’s got to be the funest job in the world ! You get to have the adventure of it without being a scumbag person and are actually doing a good thing as well !
I find it really hard to believe that in a private bank where they are obviously aware of security threats that you can just stick a bandage on and get someone to open a biometric lock. I mean I worked in a bank 25 years ago and if someone could not get into the vault area they would be sat down to wait so someone could verify them another way. Also the one in Asia, you do not do recognisance for 1 night and go on then go on a Friday having not observed on a Saturday. I think she is giving you her greatest hits and omitting the times she fkd up
The idea of it seems exciting and entertaining. If you are not on the receiving end you will not know how invasive it feels. And so even with permission it's a job that's really not recommended and even she understands. You never know what ppl need to keep hidden. Some ppl are hiding things for good. And she strongly feels that everyone should use their skills for good.
we got a little device called an underdoor it is also a hack. i wonder if this if this is a job my mate whos been on , and this is on my fathers ashes, Every Roof in Melbourne city. ive seen him break thru the most fancy doors and leave them without a mark. amazing rooftop pools in this city we spent 2018 new years on a roof that had fireworks LAUNCHING OFF it. loudest half hour of my life. also there was about 30 random urbexers on that same roof that night. have some amazing photos. but yer name a building in melbs and ill email u a photo of us up there. so many storys...
When you look at someone and you just know they are hired to enforce security..you cannot laugh your way out or smile. They are there to enforce security
She consistently changes details of the stories? Or am I the only one that noticed. 🤔 multiple times but one example is she said "we got a logo off the Internet and wrote the letter then signed it HR and a random signsture" then 20 seconds later the interviewer says "so you got in the building with one printed of piece of paper" and the she replies "oh no I drew it all up by hand" 🤣
My first burgulry was on a chocklet factory we emptyed the place we had a chain gang thir was about 6 of us pasing all the boxes of sweets to ech over but id never bracke in to someones house but if it wernt tyed down id have it
Wow. If it's that easy to get an emotional reaction from you; (since you admit to being "very annoyed", over some word usage), you would be easily manipulated/scammed.
Okay you have been hired to do these things. The fakish uncertainty is a bit overdone. I think just relating the stories would be better on their own. Just my opinion.
Thanks to Jenny for taking part! You can find out more from Jenny at www.humanfactorsecurity.co.uk
Jenny’s book ‘People Hacker’ is out in February: www.simonandschuster.co.uk/books/People-Hacker/Jenny-Radcliffe/9781398518995
Jenny is a tremendously interesting person! great interview
If you ever want to gain access to a restricted building or room all you have to do is bring a big ladder. Just walk up to security, show them the ladder, ask them to get the door for you, and proceed to your desired destination. It's that easy.
HA ha. yes and wear a fluro vest. people only see that and not your face
Not here In Toronto lol. Even when we are all clear before going , when we arrive they ask us for our name, company and phone number. But yeah there's been a few that where far too easy.
Only a scouser could turn breaking and entering into a job 😂😂😂😂😂
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Multi-millionaire if you don’t mind
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That simon wilson would be good at this job ,another scouser lol 😂
Fascinating woman! Love the workings of her mind…thank you for this interview.
What a badass job ! This was great loved it thanks 😉
I enjoyed this very much. She is interesting, engaging, and very personable. It is easy to see why she is so successful at what she does. Thank you for sharing her with us.🖤🇨🇦
I want to buy her a pint and just listen to all her stories!!
Brilliant, I totally love her, what a great guest. "Death before decaf" 😂
Of all the interviewees on this channel, I want to hang out and get a beer with this one the most.
She is very interesting. Loved listening to her stories. I wonder how they research the specific people like the receptionist. ❤
Great channel, and great interviewer , I really enjoy listening to these, intelligent questions also
Great interview.
What a great upload. Totally engrossing. Terrific stuff. Appreciate this. Bless up bro 👊
She is DEFINITELY part of the firm... One of the BEST stories I've heard, would love to meet her and speak to her more 🤝🏼
This is literally what I've dreamed of doing since I was a kid! I need to start in this business somehow
Do you need a partner sounds like a dream job.
Yea I’m in. I’ve considered the idea before and how to go about starting something like that. It’s tough cause you can’t necessarily advertise your illegitimate experience
I’m in
@declanlee6894 yes you can. Look up defcon talks on physical security and social engineering. See what they talk about and find out if there are any security communities in your area.
Fantastic interview!
I loved this interview. So interesting how she started and where she ended up. I like that she said she’d never go to the dark side. People hacking is the way forward, it’s near impossible to overcome the technical barriers, unless you can hack and I guess that might make it a bit easier. Thank you for sharing this.
of course, that's exactly what u'd hear from
someone who *was* working for the dark side..
Got really drawn into this one, Can't wait for her book.
My friends and I when we were teenagers used these techniques to sneak into Disneyland for free. Not once, but 7 times. Maybe I should have done this job. Might have been good at it.
This is such a cool interview. Jenny shows how social engineering really can and does work. Thanks much!
Oh she is doing such a good job explaining why we IT people do what we do for security. Unfortunately there will always be those who ignore the security briefings and use Post-its for passwords. But in the end, if you use your company laptop to create stuffy pron with your BF/GF we will find out and will keep copies.
Not quite bro. I don't want to see end users getting freaky, it's bad enough dealing with the stupidity every day.
@@Gemini-XI you keep copies for legal to use. So yea bro.
I adore that you have Jenny as a guest. Until you understand the field, you don't fully grasp how easy and widespread this is due to human error via a multiple of factors. Social Engineering is huge and not as understood as we'd like it to be.
Very true , people grow complacent, and are habitual until errors are made or bad habits form.
Simplistic power of belief: the real pandemic. Sadly people are easily fooled!
It's pretty much the only form of hacking left. Every single data breach in the last 15 years has come down to human error. A weak password or a gullible employee. It's always a human.
There was an Indian who got into a hospital and worked as a surgeon for 11 years before getting sussed out, in Sweden. He had no medical experience at all.
What a great story teller.
Indeed a great storyteller
Hello jane
real life shadowrun love this
Wagu beef 😂😂😂😂
wow,enjoyed watching thanks !
This has to be a movie!!
We appreciate this channel for their dedication and consistency. May God bless everyone.
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I love hearing the retold story bc it is alot more helpful to know she is a people hacker. And that those security guards were strapped. I understand why she was terrified. And why it was a close call
That’s got to be the funest job in the world ! You get to have the adventure of it without being a scumbag person and are actually doing a good thing as well !
You fizzed her up quick haha 😂
wow what an amazing lady. she could have her own program would love to hear more of he exciting stories thank you for sharing
Lovely inspiring professional. Thanks.
I love this woman !!!
Brilliant presentation!!!!
I find it really hard to believe that in a private bank where they are obviously aware of security threats that you can just stick a bandage on and get someone to open a biometric lock. I mean I worked in a bank 25 years ago and if someone could not get into the vault area they would be sat down to wait so someone could verify them another way. Also the one in Asia, you do not do recognisance for 1 night and go on then go on a Friday having not observed on a Saturday. I think she is giving you her greatest hits and omitting the times she fkd up
glad someone else noticed these as well.
The moment i seen this, i thought of the movie sneakers, with robert redford and dan aykroyd.
I’ll look forward to reading that ❤
I’ve been a commercial pilot captain for 3 years and don’t have a pilot’s licence..
The fact that a simple don't close door piece of paper in a bank didn't cause concerns is insane
I love how the comments are overlooking the gold part lol 😆
The bandaged arm thing is something Ted Bundy did. He'd wrap his leg and get onto crutches, make himself look vulnerable. Very clever.
The idea of it seems exciting and entertaining. If you are not on the receiving end you will not know how invasive it feels. And so even with permission it's a job that's really not recommended and even she understands. You never know what ppl need to keep hidden. Some ppl are hiding things for good. And she strongly feels that everyone should use their skills for good.
Aunty J is another kind of minx 😆
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Ooh I never knew that was considered ppl hacking. I was fully prepared for a geek explain
Jenny your hired
you should see how a buddy and myself used to sneak into concert venues
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I am a sandwich hacker ,I get bread and meat and boom , a sandwich
When your emotions is high your decision making is very low
She's the female Scouse version of Ethan Hunt.
Fear flattery and greed
I reckon she had break into the politicians place only. But the scouse side of her told her to nick the diary
I cant believe she is a scouser. Hahaha
we got a little device called an underdoor it is also a hack. i wonder if this if this is a job my mate whos been on , and this is on my fathers ashes, Every Roof in Melbourne city. ive seen him break thru the most fancy doors and leave them without a mark. amazing rooftop pools in this city we spent 2018 new years on a roof that had fireworks LAUNCHING OFF it. loudest half hour of my life. also there was about 30 random urbexers on that same roof that night. have some amazing photos. but yer name a building in melbs and ill email u a photo of us up there. so many storys...
The Rialto 😉
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When you look at someone and you just know they are hired to enforce security..you cannot laugh your way out or smile. They are there to enforce security
Ally Law needs to see this
No prizes for guessing what her 'side hustle' is now...
Biotechnology is very good. But as long as there is a human attached to it and they will let her in. She's in.
She consistently changes details of the stories? Or am I the only one that noticed. 🤔 multiple times but one example is she said "we got a logo off the Internet and wrote the letter then signed it HR and a random signsture" then 20 seconds later the interviewer says "so you got in the building with one printed of piece of paper" and the she replies "oh no I drew it all up by hand" 🤣
me to glad someone else did aswell.
I took it that she already had the paper with a printed logo on it...but hand wrote the instructions to keep the door open...they're both correct
imagine being married to this woman and lying or trying to hack(X) her , fascinating interview
Years ago that would be my a profession of my choice.
Ppl who are informed is key
They're not called people hackers. They're called pen testers. Or penetration testers here in america
Did something similar, fun!
Would have been nice if she could tell new stories. These ones have been told many times before.
Yeah she's a great storyteller, but I've seen a few interviews with her with the same content.
I suppose it's probably because she's retired now
I thought the same thing
Death before decaf 🤘
shes badass
Personal shoppers???
The word is a con artist, not a hacker.
You take to train ppl to ask questions more. Big wigs that have a lot of money don't want ppl to question or think for themselves.
PS. I'm never trusting a tampon again.! 😉
How do you manage to sneak in anywhere now everyone knows who you are?
She's retired??
I want to work for her lol.
My first burgulry was on a chocklet factory we emptyed the place we had a chain gang thir was about 6 of us pasing all the boxes of sweets to ech over but id never bracke in to someones house but if it wernt tyed down id have it
You should rob a dictionary. 🤣
@@tcritt yea well we carnt all be as perfect as you ay 🤣🤣
Ohh the Honk Konk lady
Can we spend the night at the museum..an organic thing. That transition 👌 and made it into a career
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This is just the plot of a Thieves Guild story
and almost no comments on the tampon...
Nord vpn I've got it :)
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I dont undertsnad how she from Liverpool and keeps using american words very annoying
Wow. If it's that easy to get an emotional reaction from you; (since you admit to being "very annoyed", over some word usage), you would be easily manipulated/scammed.
@@RMBlake007 😂 what a conclusion no idea how you ended up with that
Okay you have been hired to do these things. The fakish uncertainty is a bit overdone. I think just relating the stories would be better on their own. Just my opinion.
how do u know
@@mysticalbeing8943 How do I know what? It’s said in the video.