Oh man, this is so relatable! I rolled into this field from a military background. Because I have high functioning autism, I always thought my people skills weren't great, so me doing physical pen tests as someone suggested to me because of my military background? Well, it turns out I've copied people's behaviors all my life, I've "lied" to people all my life because of that. I basically create the story in my head, and act it out. I'm somehow able to convince myself that I belong and what I'm saying is true, so I don't have the typical signs of a human being lying. I absolutely love what I do. I get to turn what is a, let's be honest here, a rather negative personality trait into something positive. PS: As many others have said, your podcasts deserve so much more attention. They are absolutely brilliant!
Really great you are able to have this career. However you just publicly said you are a sociopath with heavy narcissist tendancies. I'm not gonna judge you, but if you don't have children now, please don't. People like you create serial killers, sorry to say but it's true.
I would probably feel like Carl after completing the job but this is necessary to full explore vulnerabilities. Thanks Jack and Carl for your I your story. Thank you Jack for bringing the story to us.
A nice tactic for getting left unattended in somebody else's building is to suddenly remember you needed to take a quick zoom meeting with legal, or some department which may be sensitive and ask if you could impose on an empty conference room briefly.
Ira Glass, that's who your voice reminds me of. I used to listen to This American Life so much in high school and your voice instantly takes me back to that. Calming and easy to listen to and the stories are so well researched. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this, and now I have 110+ podcast episodes left to listen to.
@@JackRhysider Glad to hear you found your own voice. You're a great host. I hadn't noticed the Ira Glass similarity (a good thing, I think) but I do see it now that it's been pointed out xD
This was so interesting! I'm a former escort and a friend said I'd be great at social engineering and this is totally the stuff I used to do to sneak into places to try meeting high profile men. With my degree in philosophy and knowing how people think and my experiences sneaking into places this is something I'm going to have to look more into!
If you look into the history of female assassins in Japan you'd find that they were just as quite as deadly as their male counterparts. A lot of them were disguised as geishas and from there, anything goes...
@@nexusyang4832 my favorite sneaking into an event when I was an escort was I snuck into an American Bar Association forum they were doing on prostitution and human trafficking to see what new laws and technology they were using on the policing and justice end of things haha.
Just listened to this on Apple Podcasts, great episode as always. I've been listening to a solid 2 episodes a day as my work has been really laid back. Thanks Jack, great to hear about your experience on "Getting into InfoSec" as well. Always wondered your story there. Glad to have found it.
Also, I just want to add that I am amazed at your ability to get these interviews. I know the community is strong, but I can only imagine the creative things you do to connect with the lesser known characters / inactive characters.
Since the first day I heard my first Darknet diary to the newest one, I have been hooked. My son even listens to it now and his friends. GREAT GREAT stuff and got to hear about hackers and stories that were relevant to me growing up, as well as me now.
Just listening to a bunch of these recordings now and this one is particularly interesting. I never had an experience like this but the reason why it's somewhat relatable is because I used to live in a Latin American country and on occasion, received the visit of an expert from headquarters. Headquarters is in the US and at least back two or more decades ago, we treated them almost like royalty. I don't know, I think it's a culture thing and because I spoke English fluently, I was naturally the guy who took them around. I don't know how I would have felt if all that or part of that would have been a plot to check our security infrastructure. Back in that time technology wasn't that advanced but we already had Internet and email and in fact I was in charge of the ebusiness area. It would have been very upsetting to know that I would have been tricked. Anyway, I know these are the lengths that companies should go to ensure that bad guys don't do these kind of stuff. Wonder how the people in that country felt when they knew. Great show!
BRUHHH!!! In situations like bringing the badge cloning equipment thru airport security. You can simply avoid all that by shipping/importing said equipment to your location under the guise of an Amazon package or an ordered package with the equipment and a false invoice stuffed inside a package. Then the reverse to get the equipment back out.
Jack- went to high school within 20 miles of the google campus, and i can tell u they get stolen CONSTANTLY. Still i guess less then ud expect. But when i moved down to the penninsula like 3 kids i went to highscool with had google bikes but like no google parents or siblibgs lmao.
Not only does Jack make awesome podcasts he has incredible merchandise in store. I purchased 2 shirts and some stickers today can't wait for delivery 😀
Jack we have to do something such great content is not getting enough attention. We need more views. Next person to do a podcast can be a guy on youtube doingfedtime.
It's not the nice people's fault. If security made sure to collect the visitors badge or invalidate it also ensure single swipe. Also visitors should have to check in with guards.
As a woman, most womanly charms, pregnancy, etc. is not likely to get me to break company policy. Hopefully she doesn't run into me working late at night.
Thanks for the heart. I have been loving this series as I am IT. I work when literally all but 1 or 2 other people will be there at night, so I can do work without disrupting the office. If I see someone I don't know. I log into the server on my phone and distract them with small talk. I then look up their user folder and ask them something like "tell me the name of one of the last 3 files you saved". I have yet to catch anyone, but if I have never seen you and you do not match any of the name badge pics...I am going to put security on the phone, pocket it, and test you. 😁
I worked as a contractor for Google and hearing this blows my mind. I had to badge in through every door, even if I was just going to the bathroom. But some kids show up like they own the place and it's fine?? 😂👏
Confidence is Key. I mean really, you Just have to Look like you are a Part of this company and Just telling you have No rights For this door and want to Mr/s "x" Dont Look dump through the area or Just be ob your Phone. It will Work often, cause people forget their Card or Something Like that. Security is lazy, If they are paid Bad. Having a Security batch is Key, too. But it Just has to be nearly right. Enough For 2 to 3 Seconds. Looking good helps a Lot. And good cloths For your role are important,too.
Until they get told that their handlers will return the “property” Then they’re called assets that will eventually get hung out to dry. These people don’t seem to understand how the intelligence community operates.
Why are the episode numbers all over the place? Also since this is just newly posted, I was expecting to see it in my podcast catcher, but NewsWire is still the last one there. Is this TH-cam channel just specific episodes?
I'm going through my old episodes posting the old ones every week here. But then also still publishing new new episodes every 2 weeks here. So your podcatcher should have this episode in it which was originally released Jun 2019. I just never published it to youtube til today.
is this considered a good pentest? i mean, yah the got in and were highly skilled, but its quite a sophisticated, exotic attack. like if a real attacker got in like that, everyone would assume "nation state actor". wouldn't the pentesters time be better spent covering all the basics that are more likely to happen than impersonating a pregnant woman? what is the take-away from that kind of attack? teach your personnel to be more vigilant? you should do that anyways! I'm no expert, i was just asking myself that
Hi Jack. I’m not sure where to turn, can you please advise me for some white hat hacking. My mother got scammed $90,000. Any advice would be amazing. Btw I love your content. The stories are super cool. Thanks mate. Ryan from South Australia 🇦🇺
Wow, our gov is going rogue and recruiting the best minds. When they lower the boom, they will have the best minds on their play list. Really good job. No, really good idea until the gov can't pay them but then they will know who is who and all their tactics. In reality, it's comical. The people are and always will be the people?
9:25 and people still tell me that I'm "an asshole" for leaving my high school ex because she went to school for acting. I'm sorry but good actors are bad people, and they aren't honest.
Every drug addict in the city who watches this is gonna go to Google HQ with a pick up truck and load up as many bikes as they can fit after hearing how easy it would be!
I work at FB, and I have to go through two security checkpoints before I even get into a building. Not mention that every hall and doorway requires a badge, pin# or fingerprint. So even if you get inside a building, you're not going anywhere.it's very secure.
As a woman she has it easier, acting as pregnant etc. But shouldn't these pentest orient on reality? I feel like unfortunately it has to be a man to be an effective assessment.
I don't believe this chick is who she says she is. A complete random person asked another person for a high level security job? And he said sure? And then she has her own company and she's the world's greatest liar? C'mon man
Well her methods sure sounded likely. Your response is the reaction that makes it easy for pentesters like her to exploit human tendencies to not believe things can be this out of the ordinary.
@@LabGecko no I believe she can do all the things. What I'm saying is she wasn't just a person who stumbled into this. She was well educated and well trained. Her background is a front.
This show was cooler when it was real crime, not squares posing as criminals. Squares posing as criminals r squares, they sound like cops telling stories about what real criminals do...and FTP
Bro these are real penetration testers. These same tactics can be used in a real crime plus if you ran a yt channel you would know you have to keep uploading and any worthy story is good for an upload.
You and me think alike Jeremy. I find it much more entertaining to listen to real criminals. It's harder to find them and get them to talk too, so it seems much more provocative in that way. But overwhelmingly, people who listen to the show loves these pen test stories the most. So it's fun to mix it up and hear stories from both sides. I personally think there's a good mix of incident responders, victims, criminals, red teamers, and the occasional non-tech related episodes. What did you think of episode 116, Mad Dog? The one with the CIA officer. He wasn't a criminal per se, but he was definitely not a square posing as criminal.
I'm eager to let go of the door and snicker to myself as the fatty has to deal with the door herself. I assume everyone is up to no good- and no I don't feel bad for the ones that aren't up to no good- they need the exercise anyway.
This is 100% the start of the villain arch for the mark 😬 awesome content, as always.
Oh yeah! How about some SPAM for the food bank made 100% from ground hackers? 🥪😋
He’s gonna come back being the monster she feels guilty for creating 🎭
Oh man, this is so relatable! I rolled into this field from a military background. Because I have high functioning autism, I always thought my people skills weren't great, so me doing physical pen tests as someone suggested to me because of my military background? Well, it turns out I've copied people's behaviors all my life, I've "lied" to people all my life because of that. I basically create the story in my head, and act it out. I'm somehow able to convince myself that I belong and what I'm saying is true, so I don't have the typical signs of a human being lying.
I absolutely love what I do. I get to turn what is a, let's be honest here, a rather negative personality trait into something positive.
PS: As many others have said, your podcasts deserve so much more attention. They are absolutely brilliant!
I want to do this job and recently god diagnosed high functioning as well. This made me feel like I could do it again. Was worried I'd suck at it.
Really great you are able to have this career. However you just publicly said you are a sociopath with heavy narcissist tendancies. I'm not gonna judge you, but if you don't have children now, please don't. People like you create serial killers, sorry to say but it's true.
@@RigaDoomer Have you had a chance yet? I'd love to do this too, sounds like so much fun!
I would probably feel like Carl after completing the job but this is necessary to full explore vulnerabilities. Thanks Jack and Carl for your I your story. Thank you Jack for bringing the story to us.
Not Jack calling her evil every 8 minutes 😂
A nice tactic for getting left unattended in somebody else's building is to suddenly remember you needed to take a quick zoom meeting with legal, or some department which may be sensitive and ask if you could impose on an empty conference room briefly.
Ira Glass, that's who your voice reminds me of. I used to listen to This American Life so much in high school and your voice instantly takes me back to that. Calming and easy to listen to and the stories are so well researched. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this, and now I have 110+ podcast episodes left to listen to.
A few episodes I tried REALLY hard to sound like him. But trying on different voices allowed me to find my own natural voice. Took a while though!
@@JackRhysider Glad to hear you found your own voice. You're a great host. I hadn't noticed the Ira Glass similarity (a good thing, I think) but I do see it now that it's been pointed out xD
This was so interesting! I'm a former escort and a friend said I'd be great at social engineering and this is totally the stuff I used to do to sneak into places to try meeting high profile men. With my degree in philosophy and knowing how people think and my experiences sneaking into places this is something I'm going to have to look more into!
If you look into the history of female assassins in Japan you'd find that they were just as quite as deadly as their male counterparts. A lot of them were disguised as geishas and from there, anything goes...
@@nexusyang4832 my favorite sneaking into an event when I was an escort was I snuck into an American Bar Association forum they were doing on prostitution and human trafficking to see what new laws and technology they were using on the policing and justice end of things haha.
You have a philosophy degree, but eventually got into being a high profile escort?
Just listened to this on Apple Podcasts, great episode as always. I've been listening to a solid 2 episodes a day as my work has been really laid back. Thanks Jack, great to hear about your experience on "Getting into InfoSec" as well. Always wondered your story there. Glad to have found it.
Also, I just want to add that I am amazed at your ability to get these interviews. I know the community is strong, but I can only imagine the creative things you do to connect with the lesser known characters / inactive characters.
thanks!
Breaking into FB is probably like busting into a TLA datacenter. If you get far enough you don’t get to leave. Ever.
This is rule Number 1 for me, if the confidence is down, progress is less likely. Seek a more confident opportunity.
Awesome Job, more please.
I love these. I think I listened to some of them as an actual podcast, but they are so good, im listening to them again now that they are on TH-cam.
Perfect timing. Falling asleep to this beats listening to scary stories. I know that's gotta be bad for you long term.
I love listening to creepy pastas to go to bed. With these stories i’m just too invested and i can’t fall asleep lol
Darknet Diaries is the only podcast I listen to and there certainly is a reason for that.
My mentor actually gave us a tour of the Google campus this last summer. It's truly an amazing facility.
Since the first day I heard my first Darknet diary to the newest one, I have been hooked. My son even listens to it now and his friends. GREAT GREAT stuff and got to hear about hackers and stories that were relevant to me growing up, as well as me now.
glad you like it!
(What looks like an employee walking up to me in the server room)
"Hi, we've been trying to reach you regarding your car's extended warranty."
I started listening to your channel. And used to choose topics now I don't I just listen and never get disappointed
As always, excellent work Jack. Keep up the episodes, can’t wait to see the rebrand!
This episode originally aired June 25 2019. The current brand is going to stay the way it is.
Thanks Jack for continuing to deliver great content!
This channel is about to blow up
I'm just glad you're here.
Just listening to a bunch of these recordings now and this one is particularly interesting. I never had an experience like this but the reason why it's somewhat relatable is because I used to live in a Latin American country and on occasion, received the visit of an expert from headquarters. Headquarters is in the US and at least back two or more decades ago, we treated them almost like royalty. I don't know, I think it's a culture thing and because I spoke English fluently, I was naturally the guy who took them around. I don't know how I would have felt if all that or part of that would have been a plot to check our security infrastructure. Back in that time technology wasn't that advanced but we already had Internet and email and in fact I was in charge of the ebusiness area. It would have been very upsetting to know that I would have been tricked. Anyway, I know these are the lengths that companies should go to ensure that bad guys don't do these kind of stuff. Wonder how the people in that country felt when they knew. Great show!
Jack! You rock! Don't know why you're not HUGE yet, keep it up!
I was hoping they would end up helping the food bank in the end, excellent.
Hit that like button! People need to hear these stories.
thank you
BRUHHH!!!
In situations like bringing the badge cloning equipment thru airport security. You can simply avoid all that by shipping/importing said equipment to your location under the guise of an Amazon package or an ordered package with the equipment and a false invoice stuffed inside a package. Then the reverse to get the equipment back out.
That shit gets stolen in third world countries by the mail service
Another fantastic upload, thanks jack!
Love ur vids man, gives me something cool to listen to at work!
Jack- went to high school within 20 miles of the google campus, and i can tell u they get stolen CONSTANTLY. Still i guess less then ud expect. But when i moved down to the penninsula like 3 kids i went to highscool with had google bikes but like no google parents or siblibgs lmao.
Not only does Jack make awesome podcasts he has incredible merchandise in store. I purchased 2 shirts and some stickers today can't wait for delivery 😀
thanks!
Thanks for the tip! Just checked out the shop and found some designs I'd like to get some day
So how would someone become a physical pentester officially without a friend?
Great story again , hope the new store and merch come soon some stickers would be cool
Jack we have to do something such great content is not getting enough attention. We need more views.
Next person to do a podcast can be a guy on youtube doingfedtime.
I second that request. He is an up and coming TH-camr with a very interesting background.
A high vis vest, a clipboard, a lanyard with an indistinct ID and enough confidence will get you in alot of places.
@1:30 “campus reminds me of university” University and Colleges make money from R&D for gov subsidies, higher education is a side gig.
I'm glad the food bank team didn't get in trouble it sounds like for letting them in. It worked out for everyone involved it sounds like.
Badge in like everyone else lady!!
Mark is definitely coming back as a villain in a few years 😅
This episode was amazing
ANOTHER GREAT ONE
I love these TES's (tactical espionage stories)
It's not the nice people's fault. If security made sure to collect the visitors badge or invalidate it also ensure single swipe. Also visitors should have to check in with guards.
now thats to extreme woow amazing ep as always
Hope they made a BIG donation to the food bank after this.
This makes me want to be a PEN tester so badly lol
Love this show!
Interesting, thanks for making these videos!
This sounds so fun
Just awesome as always
I Like it, very good any part.
That was bomb. 💣
I got turned on to you recently by Josh Madakor . I'm glad I ran across his videos, because I now ran across yours!
Awesome Content man love it!
love this channel
This is a job I'd excel at. If only they were available in the Midwest
another awesome episode
As a woman, most womanly charms, pregnancy, etc. is not likely to get me to break company policy. Hopefully she doesn't run into me working late at night.
Thanks for the heart. I have been loving this series as I am IT. I work when literally all but 1 or 2 other people will be there at night, so I can do work without disrupting the office. If I see someone I don't know. I log into the server on my phone and distract them with small talk. I then look up their user folder and ask them something like "tell me the name of one of the last 3 files you saved". I have yet to catch anyone, but if I have never seen you and you do not match any of the name badge pics...I am going to put security on the phone, pocket it, and test you. 😁
I love this channel
I worked as a contractor for Google and hearing this blows my mind. I had to badge in through every door, even if I was just going to the bathroom. But some kids show up like they own the place and it's fine?? 😂👏
Awesome story
Her giggle is electric. For sure evil 😈 lol. Nice work!! Great and favorite est podcast!
Curious how the bikes aren't stolen. Maybe GPS?
Confidence is Key. I mean really, you Just have to Look like you are a Part of this company and Just telling you have No rights For this door and want to Mr/s "x"
Dont Look dump through the area or Just be ob your Phone. It will Work often, cause people forget their Card or Something Like that.
Security is lazy, If they are paid Bad.
Having a Security batch is Key, too. But it Just has to be nearly right. Enough For 2 to 3 Seconds.
Looking good helps a Lot. And good cloths For your role are important,too.
best quote ever ive heard about this job (pen testing), "We're a vaccination, and shots suck."
Until they get told that their handlers will return the “property”
Then they’re called assets that will eventually get hung out to dry.
These people don’t seem to understand how the intelligence community operates.
If your afraid to take items through the Air Port you should of just found a room or short term rental or po box and mailed it to your self!!
Oh, Google knew who you were, knew you were there... Knew you were no real threat. Facebook just wishes they were Google 😏
The grand password at Google is... on-the-line and an id card made out of Lego.
When you see Susan.. run..
Why are the episode numbers all over the place? Also since this is just newly posted, I was expecting to see it in my podcast catcher, but NewsWire is still the last one there. Is this TH-cam channel just specific episodes?
I'm going through my old episodes posting the old ones every week here. But then also still publishing new new episodes every 2 weeks here. So your podcatcher should have this episode in it which was originally released Jun 2019. I just never published it to youtube til today.
@@JackRhysider Time for me to binge the back catalog then!
is this considered a good pentest? i mean, yah the got in and were highly skilled, but its quite a sophisticated, exotic attack. like if a real attacker got in like that, everyone would assume "nation state actor". wouldn't the pentesters time be better spent covering all the basics that are more likely to happen than impersonating a pregnant woman? what is the take-away from that kind of attack? teach your personnel to be more vigilant? you should do that anyways! I'm no expert, i was just asking myself that
I don't know... Latin country... the food bank people probably were fired.
luv u jackery cider
wife: watches/listens to murder mystery stories
me: "y tho?" 🤔👀
:::listens to Jack Rhysider podcast::: 🤯
me: ohhhh, now I get it!😅
hah. When I started this I'm like "where's the hacker stories!? These things are equally as high drama as any movie drama for sure!"
This video has one of the best like/dislike ratios I've seen xD 99.55%
Did they really test security... I guess
Hi Jack. I’m not sure where to turn, can you please advise me for some white hat hacking. My mother got scammed $90,000. Any advice would be amazing.
Btw I love your content. The stories are super cool. Thanks mate. Ryan from South Australia 🇦🇺
damn that's a lot of money. I'm sorry to hear that.
@@JackRhysider it’s life changing for our family. I wonder if a good hacker could trace it back to the culprit and at very least get them punished
Bring it to the attention of Scammer Payback on YT, maybe they can help without you ending up in jail or on a watchlist
Wow, our gov is going rogue and recruiting the best minds. When they lower the boom, they will have the best minds on their play list. Really good job. No, really good idea until the gov can't pay them but then they will know who is who and all their tactics. In reality, it's comical. The people are and always will be the people?
9:25 and people still tell me that I'm "an asshole" for leaving my high school ex because she went to school for acting. I'm sorry but good actors are bad people, and they aren't honest.
Every drug addict in the city who watches this is gonna go to Google HQ with a pick up truck and load up as many bikes as they can fit after hearing how easy it would be!
I hope Carl is at least volunteering at food banks & or homeless services.
I work at FB, and I have to go through two security checkpoints before I even get into a building. Not mention that every hall and doorway requires a badge, pin# or fingerprint. So even if you get inside a building, you're not going anywhere.it's very secure.
As a woman she has it easier, acting as pregnant etc. But shouldn't these pentest orient on reality? I feel like unfortunately it has to be a man to be an effective assessment.
Not much farther yall could have went to TH-cam HQ also
You are awesome but jack try to upload consistently I can do without listening to you there is no alternative
👍🏻✨
Have corporations Email on my phone
She is cute,,,that’s why 😂
wheeeeee
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I don't believe this chick is who she says she is. A complete random person asked another person for a high level security job? And he said sure? And then she has her own company and she's the world's greatest liar? C'mon man
Well her methods sure sounded likely. Your response is the reaction that makes it easy for pentesters like her to exploit human tendencies to not believe things can be this out of the ordinary.
@@LabGecko no I believe she can do all the things. What I'm saying is she wasn't just a person who stumbled into this. She was well educated and well trained. Her background is a front.
@@920WASHBURN that I admit does sound likely
I wish she would stop saying penetration
Jewish journalist kik him decades ago.
so basically the dude was acting like a little girl about having to do his job
This show was cooler when it was real crime, not squares posing as criminals. Squares posing as criminals r squares, they sound like cops telling stories about what real criminals do...and FTP
Stop watching and go do crime then
Bro these are real penetration testers. These same tactics can be used in a real crime plus if you ran a yt channel you would know you have to keep uploading and any worthy story is good for an upload.
@@weiSane I'm aware, I think I've listened to every episode; but it's not the same story when it's staged by professionals
@@jeremymoon9088 understandable..
You and me think alike Jeremy. I find it much more entertaining to listen to real criminals. It's harder to find them and get them to talk too, so it seems much more provocative in that way. But overwhelmingly, people who listen to the show loves these pen test stories the most. So it's fun to mix it up and hear stories from both sides. I personally think there's a good mix of incident responders, victims, criminals, red teamers, and the occasional non-tech related episodes.
What did you think of episode 116, Mad Dog? The one with the CIA officer. He wasn't a criminal per se, but he was definitely not a square posing as criminal.
I'm eager to let go of the door and snicker to myself as the fatty has to deal with the door herself. I assume everyone is up to no good- and no I don't feel bad for the ones that aren't up to no good- they need the exercise anyway.
You would have made an awesome Red Teamer Jack! Curiosity and confidence indeed. 🥷🏻
I might try it one day!