Never Share Your Phone With A Stranger | Offline Digital Security Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2024
- Usually, on this channel, we talk to you about the dangers of the ONLINE jungle. But cybercrime has long gone beyond hackers lurking in on the web, sending you phishing links or cracking databases. Today, in order to frame a person (or perhaps you), it is enough just to borrow a phone to make a quick call.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
02:45 - Unstructured Supplementary Service Data
03:50 - Number Block Code
07:46 - All world's Smartphone
08:55 - Pictures Of Home
10:51 - Big Brother Is Watching You
12:56 - Hard Candy
15:29 - Conclusion
Usefull links:
11:27 - media.kasperskycontenthub.com...
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The most underrated channel! Everything's up to point and the Videography? It's unbelievably amazing!
Improve thumbnail and tittle you will skyrocket as mr beast said to another youtuber 👍👍👍😊🔥😄
Wow, thank you!
@@Sumsubcom its rather absurd. First video posted. Already a masterpiece. Most of the time there's a steady increase in quality from pretty rubbish to good with channels. Not for you. Top quality from the start.
@@torinstorkey Yeah! i was thinking that too 🤔. Maybe he is already experienced about these thing?
Yeaa man excellent videography
I always say _"no"_ to anyone asking to use my phone because people like to run away after handing it to them.
How many phones have you lost that way? lol
@@Sumsubcom Me personally, one. It was one of the early _"Droid"_ phones. I've had one friend lose their phone that way too, and another friend by asking someone to take their picture.
@@iyeetsecurity922 Well I'm an athletic male, I highly doubt anyone is going to be getting away from me.
@@Zaptosis Sure. If you're _prepared_ for such a thing happening. You'd most likely be quite shocked by what'd just happened and not react immediately which gives them a decent head start.
This was back when everyone didn't own a phone and even the most basic of "smart phones" weren't considered affordable like now, and that brought rise to a criminal market of stolen phones. The majority of instances such as this weren't random occurrences. Criminals that knew the area well etc were the ones doing this mainly in tourist heavy areas.
@ambassador odd flex
0:40 Evil Bradley gives me nightmares
He has quality content.
Yet underrated, hope to see you have atleast a million subscribers by the end of this year :)
Honestly, the quality of his videos is SO professional, for a channel with a 100k subs
absolutely underrated.. very informative and talented TH-camr !
It's a company behind these videos tho lol
@@keepyoursins The channel is targeted at consumers, the company's product at businesses. I really like the videos, but I still haven't figured out what their goal with this channel is. It cannot be advertising their product (they never did anyways).
@@leos.6559 General awareness breeds awareness in the enterprise. It's the long game. It works, but works slowly.
Besides, the channel is monetized so it's also a revenue stream (eventually).
@@keepyoursins so what? clearly the company behind this are a group of talented people who are doing great job!
People have asked me to use my phone because their phone ran out of battery and died, to which I offer to loan them a charging cord so they can charge their phone for a few minutes to a usable percentage. All of them said no and skulked off. That's fishy behavior. A person whose phone really _did_ die would be grateful to use a kind stranger's charging cable and patient enough to wait through the charging process.
Definitely your best video, the production quality, set, actress.. and not to mention how well you broke down this concept - having this little extra knowledge could really go such a long way in protecting yourself
Really glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully you'll be seeing more of Emily, but who knows.
@@Sumsubcom that sounds oddly ominous
Agreed!
How does he only have 136k subscribers? Bro you have better quality videos than some channels with Millions of subscribers.
Keep up the good work, and I hope this channel will blow up (in subscribers) this year!
I was here at 85k so I consider myself an early subscriber!
It surely will!
@@explosionimplosion4679 how many months ago was that?
Unfortunately quality does not imply return of investment (growth) quantity on youtube.
I've seen some horrendous Indian channels with not just poor videography but outright dangerous & incomplete electrician tips having millions of views & over a million subscribers. It seems to do a lot about how much your viewership can relate to you. These guys recording handheld smartphone videos with zero edits get more views.
Hey but the world was never fair anyway.
@@therealb888 Like January I think, maybe December
Finally i can laugh at those calling me paranoid for using an app lock 😂
Had a professor hand out her phone to let her students try out some VR application.
It was unlocked, unsupervised for a couple of minutes.
Personally I felt so uncomfortable about that level of trust. It is mad.
UN has confirmed this to be the most underrated channel on youtube
Can you make a video on what to do if your information got stolen? Like govt issued IDs, online credentials, etc.
I think this would be useful since the majority of the population has their information exposed to an extent.
Interesting, let me chat with the team and think about what we can do.
I can't remember how I found this channel but I remember it with 5k subscribers and still having this very same high quality content.
Thanks for being with us from the very beginning! :)
0:34 good lord that looks so freaking evil
I can't believe you let that scammer hang out with you after she tried to play you like that! Smh! :P
I am forgiving!
First or second episode of Mr. Robot, Elliot uses someone's phone to hack them more easily. Very common.
I've genuinely never let anyone use my phone except my kid and the one time I let her she locked me out of it for several hours. So now no one uses it. Ever.
This channel is still an underrated piece of gold!
I already knew how easy was to put our data on vulnerable situations, but I never really realized how quickly it could be compromised!
Intruders creating fake evidence of involvement in a crime was something I got to know about a few years back. In India, in a case called the Bhima Koregaon case, fake evidence was planted in the computers of tribal activists and they were taken in custody on the basis of that forged evidence. By the time they got bail, one of the accused died in prison.
Mom with a toddler came up to my in the NYC subway and asked me to make a call because her phone had died. She was practically begging going “I’m not gonna do anything I’m with my kid” so I let her because I felt a little bad, but I was so suspicious the whole time. I think I did *67 but she just said “oh he’s not answering thanks anyway.”
These situations should be extra suspicious; might not have even been her kid!
Wtf the level of production on this video is insane. Great job 👍. Very very good info too
The quality & thought that went into producing these videos is so good! Keep it up SumSub!
This is one of those instant sub videos. Top notch quality of both information & videography!
I literally can't get enough of the videos you guys make
Wonderful video as always! I loved the part at the beginning where his eyes turned red!
Good video. I've been telling people this for five or so years now. Don't even let your parents use your phone.
Emily's acting was up to par with your regular quality. Another enjoyable and educative video.
I had a weird thing happen to me that I still have no explanation for. A mobile number starting with the same 3 digits as mine called me and said I had called him and he simply pressed "call back". I think he was honest. Later I get another phonecall with the same 3 starting digits but this time I heard a Spanish tape recording, or at least I think it was Spanish, asking me to press buttons.
I hung up instantly and am still as clueless as I was back then.
Your phone number was used in a scam as a forwarding number, the original answerer did not respond, called 'you' back, and due to likely poor configuration on the call proxy, when you answered the call the proxy was rerouted back to you making the scammer call you.
@@jeffbrownstain Ah, so that's an attack I can't really prevent since my phone number is out there already.
I'll be a bit more careful on the next number, thanks for your time/explanation.
Always look forward to your content
This is some Premium content for free peeps.
Recently stumble on this channel and im now a subscriber. Quality content!
Another banger vid. As always! Keep it coming Sumsub
another masterpiece :) & again underrated af
With how well produced this channel is, it’s surprising it isn’t more popular. First time I saw one of your videos, I honestly thought you were a host of some BBC series.
That's why you should always have an old Nokia phone with you. There is nothing important on it, you can put a prepaid card in it, the battery lasts forever and you can just use it to just make calls (and play snake xD)
Love snake
Please keep doing what you are doing - your content is great and helpful and educational .. I love them .. we love them! As others said - very underrated channel.
This material should be part of the teaching curriculum in schools. We all have to be so careful with our personal information these days!!!… Thank you for your advice and brilliant content.!!!
Quality content as always ❤️👌👌👌
This channel always give me the chills
Another excellent video from this channel. Thank you!
such good information.. thank you!!
Totally off topic, your background is so beautiful!
Also, very nice information 👍🏻
Also, you look a bit like Andy Samberg 😊
Where do these different sets come from haha! Very high quality and informative! Keep it up!
Glad you like them!
Thanks for this video. I shared it with the important people in my life to make sure they stay safe. Scammers & online theft are increasing exponentially due to economic issues and I don't know what I'd do if I lost my life for simply handing my phone over to a service technician that wasn't actually authorized to perform.
Your channel is highly underrated
I love how vibrant the intro scene is
I have learned so much from this channel, I give you very sincere thanks for possibly saving me in the future!
Someone finally answered the mystery to those annoying "delivery SMS" I am getting.
I knew it was some kind of scam, but not which
I didnt buy anything, so I can not have something being delivered to me....
Is it of any use to block them numbers? It's always different ones and so many
I don't block them, because that's as ineffective as blocking spam callers. They spoof numbers so it literally does nothing. What I have instead is the generic spam detection Google offers enabled. It isn't perfect but it filters most of them. If it misses one, a big mistake is to open the message or mark it as read. When you do that, they are that you saw it, when, where you were, and what device you have. So just label it spam so googles spam detector gets better. It sucks at detecting spam calls, so I have a 3rd party app do that for me
Hey guys! I love your channel and I actually had something happen to me the other day that I couldn't explain or even find an answer on.
I was bombarded with about 700-800 spam emails, subscription subs, etc. over the course of about 40 minutes that all made it past the spam filter. Concurrent to this, my cell phone was receiving multiple spam text messages. After about 40 minutes or so, it all stopped, texts and emails. I was a little freaked out to say the least.
Everything seemed secure afterwards, but I still feel like I may be missing something here. If anyone knows, it's you guys! What the heck happened?
your videos brings my level of concern on a hole new dimension
Really loved the video, will take your advice promptly 😀
Brilliantly executed! Big fan since the beninging
Cheers man!
Great content and well delivered. Nice work yo!
Much appreciated!
I like how much effort you put into these videos 👍
How am I just finding this channel? I just found this channel today and this is my 3rd video I've already watched of yours in a row 😂💀
great video, explaining the most intricate details and keeping it interesting.
Damn these sets are amazing
Some phones have Sandbox environments ("Guest user" or "Kid's space"), in which you can allow only certain apps. For example, a secondary private browser, calculator, or sandboxed camera for when someone wants your phone to take a few photos.
Whenever a friend or an acquaintance asks for your phone, turn on the sandbox mode, and they won't be able to access anything you haven't permitted (files, settings, other apps). Just make sure to set a strong password to prevent them from exiting the sandbox.
Also, DISABLE USB and WIFI DEBUGGING! It's so easy to take someone's phone and with a few clicks establish a wireless ADB connection from a laptop.
Another random day of sumsub with quality content ❤️
Man you opened my eyes 👀
If an attractive girl asks me for anything, I automatically assume it is a scam.
Thanks for the video!
This channel is so DOPE
the SET DESIGN ~!!!!
epic
Thank you very much for this video. I look forward to the next video.
More to come!
I love these videos, I just wish there were more lengthy videos like the Cicada one.
Noted! ;)
Yo Bradly,
How are you and your team doing? I once got scammed only because i was being a helpful person. Hackers really take advantage of your weakness. Although good job everyone 👏.
Our humanity is our weakness!
There was a girl that kept asking to use my phone, asking if I had a hotspot she could use and kept trying to get me to connect to her bluetooth device. It was suspicious. I wondered why she was constantly asking when I said no every time. She was so persistent and I distrusted her. Im a subscriber to this channel for a reason. I've compromised my security before. At the moment no one knows my new number. People casually ask for my number and I just say no.
The thumbnail is on point; putting Irene Adler there was a nice decision
Great channel!
I wait for your videos like I wait for christmas, I swear
These videos should have views in millions
I once gave a stranger my phone to call someone - he told me the number to enter, he just talked on the phone, never looking at it being able to do something else than talking and nothing bad came out of it
Very happy to see ProZD.
I like this cafe look💚
Love the videography
Well, how about using Dual in this situation? I'm talking about the function that creates two different "accounts" so that if feels like it's two different phones in one. It's certainly much safer but you still wouldn't be protected from malware, I suppose.
That is *definitely* Emily from Friends. Really surprising she turned to a life of crime; Ross's breakup with her must have really hit hard.
Fantastic video, great info to wake up the normies
Back in the days, the 90th and 2000th it was no problem to share or borrow your phone. I did that several times and never got a problem with that.
Android multiple user profiles feature can help to a certain extent in such situations
@Sumsub
Hi man, your videos are really interesting. I have a suggestion: can you make a throrough review of MS OneDrive's "Personal Vault"? How safe would sensitive data be here? And possibly a comparison to alternatives? Best regards.
It's good that I don't use a smartphone, with my old prepaid Nokia from the 90s I'm far safer...
Very interesting video! Tech noob here and I have a question, would all of this be possible by simply lending your hotspot with its password to a complete stranger? I did it with someone in the tube that in hindsight looked a bit shifty. Thanks!
What if I don't use smartphone and use old keypad phone with number which is not linked to anything else of my life, am I safe to give it to someone else if they need help ?(probably someone genuine might need help someday)
Excellent pronunciation!
That is why the lock-in option for iPhone is an option. Like you can lend someone your phone and lock it on the app or site they need to use. If they need to contact someone then lock your iPhone to only contacts. The person cannot get out of the app.
On Android you can have a guest account you loan instead of you main account.
Like Windows logins.
really lovely channel
Easy fix: use pre-paid phones (if you don't need to ID yourself when buying the simcard)
Doesn't work in my country. Prepaid phones require ID registration as well.
there should be a valet key to phones. like you know how you can dial emergency numbers without a password, you should have a loner password for basic features like secured hotspot and telephone usage. that way you could lend a phone after removing your sim and let them use the sim from their dead phone if they needed to make a long distance call or download a massive file. the valet mode could timestamp everything in case you needed to explain yourself to investigators.
That is a great idea. You should make a business plan for that!
I am so glad that Sim swaps aren't allowed in my country unless the person owning the Sim card goes to the mobile company in person.
Bradley is back!
I've always been back man!
Interesting video. If someone looks at the photos on my phone they'll see pictures of my cat typically. One sensitive picture was the Windows sticker off my laptop (licence key) so I could use it on a VM since the laptop is no longer used.
Other pictures.... Photo of the shop I visit for Chinese food (so I know the phone number), Photo of some python code I wrote (for quick reference), Windows error messages, my cat under my bed, empty freezers at the supermarket (covid shortage)
Of course this can release where I shop, where I buy Chinese food and where I live (cat) by the meta data.
But yeah, installing a RAT onto the phone is the worse.
That gta 3 music in the beginning, I liked it
I don't trust random strangers with any of my devices.
✨✨ BRADLEY ✨✨❣️
Keep up that Smart work🌀🌀✍️
We really love your content
You do a good job at explaining things to the average Joe. I would high recommend using BitWarden + Authy. BW has had external security audits and you can self host it aswell, but for most that would make it less secure, so just use it in BW's cloud platform, unless you know how to secure your servers. Also never ever use SMS 2Fa, always use app based, or better yet get something like a Yubi key.
Nice
Big facts
What if we have call recording switched on is it still very unsafe?With the inbuilt app lock
Saturday is Sumsubday 🕺 🎉
Correct!
When I drove taxi I let hundreds of strangers use my phone. Always a good way to ensure a nice tip.