How I used to rob banks!
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Claims dozens of real banks can be compromised by simple mistakes: websites left with admin panels or XSS that exfiltrate cards and let an attacker pull cash from ATMs, physical sites breached by timing an engineered door left in engineering mode, and whole networks accessed via a Raspberry Pi implant hidden in a VoIP phone. Reports of hundreds of physical break‑ins, a stated 100% success rate for social/physical tests, and many trivial CCTV, lock and key failures back up the concrete techniques and outcomes.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:58Who am I
- 8:20Pigeons
- 11:32How to rob a bank
- 14:15Observation
- 15:32Perimeter
- 28:37Security measures
- 30:17Magnetic locks
- 31:45The worst door
- 35:10Getting caught
- 36:48Key lockers
- 37:29Quiz
- 39:54Passport workshop
- 40:28Join a meeting
- 43:38My office
- 47:00VoIP phone
- 47:24Raspberry Pi
- 48:10Security is getting better
- 48:47Take an attack
- 49:06Security budget
- 49:42Lower your expectations
- 50:15Questions
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