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Delivery people... I've had my laptop stolen by a fake delivery worker who cleaned up the building. An UPS or DHL uniform will get you most everywhere, and you

Delivery people... I've had my laptop stolen by a fake delivery worker who cleaned up the building. An UPS or DHL uniform will get you most everywhere, and you have an excuse for carrying bulky stuff. Edit: Kevin Mitnick's The Art of Deception is an oldie but goodie detailing most of this stuff. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18160.The_Art_of_Deception https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18160.The_Art_of_Decepti...

StillBored 9y ago
Hmm, what kind of company lets a UPS/etc man past the front desk? It seems pretty standard practice everywhere I've ever worked that packages went to a designated spot (front desk, loading dock, etc) and the final recipient was pinged via email/whatever to come pick it up.
- losteric 9y ago
  My huge employer does - UPS takes the cargo elevator but get access to the mailroom, inside secured the premise. Come to think of it, couldn't a device just be hidden in a package? Like a small statue delivered to a bad address?
  - Splines 9y ago
    You don't even need physical access. Just stick it outside in a planter.
    - losteric 9y ago
      Brilliant, plant it by the smoking areas where there's captive targets
- paulie_a 9y ago
  Most companies. A clip board, a smile and a sense you know where you are going is a pretty powerful combo. Hell I wandered into the phone system/networking closet at a fairly prominent Chicago hotel, on accident, after walking past multiple security guards.
fapjacks 9y ago
You can also buy UPS and Fedex uniforms off eBay for dirt cheap. AT&T shirts, too. Pretty much any uniform you'd want to infiltrate a building in the developed world, you can buy it on eBay.