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What about placing public, malicious chargers at the cafe across the street from the busy office building owned by a company whose data you'd really like to ste
by thefurdrake 3y ago
What about placing public, malicious chargers at the cafe across the street from the busy office building owned by a company whose data you'd really like to steal? It's sort of like the old tactic of dropping interesting-looking USB drives/CDs in the same kind of area, hoping that someone will be dumb/curious enough to plug it in.
It's about application and context.
- SilverBirch 3y agoIf, as a company, you’re expecting all your employees to be opsec experts you either have 1 employee or you are planning to fail. This is like that bullshit fake “phishing” email corporate IT departments send out as a test. The only thing it proves is your attack surface is too large.