Excellent episode. One thing that didn’t quite get hit on but is important: they talked about the decision to start the plant up without a safety system versus leaving it down. Depending upon the specific system, leaving it down can carry its own risks. Some facilities are multistage and pressure can build up in cases of down or partial down states, particularly if it’s a partial down state that has not been planned for. The risk is not entirely one-sided, and I can definitely give the managers the benefit of the doubt regarding the safety of being partially down versus being up. (My husband worked as a safety officer at a chemical research facility.)
I have been a senior front end ui/ux designer at an agency for 6 years and a professional for 12 years. There's nothing more I want other than to get into cyber security, blue team, red, incident response, threat analysis, devsec, etc. as i've been extremely eager for years now. I've heard constantly by those I've spoken to in the industry I don't need to be a great programmer, though it will limit my reach. But that they know of many coworkers and professionals that aren't writing constant code as much as they just need to understand it. I'm an expert in js, css, and an intermediate level in python and c. I've been running nginx/evilginx, kali, burpsuite, various bug bounty tools, owasp, and more for a few years now. Where do I start? What positions could I find a foot in the door or jump into?
When you work in plants like this, they teach you to fight your instinct to help someone if you see them go down for no reason, most of the deadly gasses are odorless, colorless, and instant death and the last thing the rescue team needs is to retrieve 2 dead bodies from a dangerous area.
That’s true…. ‘no exaggeration… & I would never rush forward to aid someone collapsed … even outside. I worked in a large refinery for many years, & always wearing ‘canaries’…. personal air-monitoring devices I sported on my safety vest @ all times. Once one went off as I was taking a shortcut across campus via a below-grade passageway…. which induced me to IMMEDIATELY retreat, even though I smelled nothing.
The only hack I've ever been a victim of (to my knowledge, at least) was my OG Roblox account got stolen from me in 2010. That shit turned my little heart cold.
I feel so stupid when I listen to/watch your channel but I pretty much have had you on for 8 hours while working and loving it man, new subscriber for sure, good job dude.
I've worked with similar systems, I'm still trying to figure out if they just messed up because by shutting the safety system down made it obvious it was compromised. And, the safety system still interacts with the overall plc/dcs. These are fail-safe as demonstrated by when the safety controller was shut down, the whole system went offline. So why not just force valves open/closed instead of shutting it down if they wanted to damage physical infrastructure/cause causalities? They did say that they changed the inputs/outputs in the program.
This one obviously falls into the category of cyber-warfare , especially given that human lives where at stake for the only purpose of sabotaging a competitive faction.
Always looking forward to new episodes! Thanks for all the work you put into this content, Jack. I just went through all your bonus episodes. Really loved the one with your dad. I'm always doing similar things with my son lol
We need to start going back to simple hardware which is not remotely programmable for safety controllers. Someone should have to be right there to program them and have to physically plug into it. Make the systems as simple as possible and run the software as close to bare metal as possible. And make them so they are read-only back to any required monitoring hardware.
I did some IT work for a chemical plant. They made stuff for NASA. Anyway they made me go through a safety class to even work in there. My main contact said if I hear emergency announcements and see him running I should run the opposite direction.
Was he the self sacrificing hero or the sarcastic humor asshole type? What's your guess? --> He'd have a tall story to tell: The emergency alarm went off, everybody was heading for the exit, but the young specialist IT-Nerd went running straight for the boiler, right before it blew him to bits.
I wake up outta the blue an hour and a half before my alarm. Grrrr. Alan Watts live is still playing. I head downstairs, start the coffee, sit outside and open yt and find a new Rhysider. Yuuuus! I'm not so grumbly anymore!
It is believed several years ago hackers broke into the web interface of the Fumel hydroelectric dam and caused flooding of a small village on more than one occasion.
Written at 45:50 in the video. If you want to find out who did an attack like this, you should use the old saying "Cui bono" "who benefits" in English. How different nations, companies or organizations could benefit from such an attack is not that hard to grasp. If you're in the same business as them, you will benefit from much higher prices while they rebuild the plant. If the plant you destroy is one of the biggest in the world, the prices will rise and you will make a large sum of money. Benefitting from such an attack could also be calculated as an attack in a war. Currently Shi'ite Islam, represented by Iran and Sunni Islam, represented by Saudi Arabia have been at war with each other for almost 1400 years. This war is not a Cold War and has never been. In general they hate each other more than they hate their mutual enemies.
Speaking of data breaches. Today I was in forever 21 with my girl and they were unable to use forever 21 store cards that had money on them... the cashier said they'd been hacked This was today March 28th 2023. Me being me I looked everywhere online. Nothing. I called forever 21 costumer support the guy asked me how I knew I told em And he proceeded to tell me they weren't hacked lots of suspicious activity tho. And the dude on the phone wasn't re assuring with his answers to me nore his tone Just something to keep an eye out for. The cashier also told me it wasn't only forever 21 that was hacked but every company they own as well.
This reminds me of a lady we know who slipped on a wet floor, fell to the ground and broke her arm in Greece. She refused treatment, choosing to wait until she returned to the USA. I told her that I was pretty sure that they knew how to treat a broken bone in Greece.
@sismofytter Unlikely. The capability required implied a Nation State Actor, in my personal view. Seymour Hersh has written quite extensively on the question. I find his analysis to be seemingly credible. It is interesting that the official enquiry seems to have stalled. Hmm.
I don't understand how someone accused of developing & deploying such a high-level attack fails to cover the basics i.e. masking their ip address? It's probably even more likely that it's like that on purpose
Wouldn't they have a complete backup of the system configuration and a SOP of how to do a complete factory restore of everything. Factory restore everything offline, reload the configuration files and presto. I know its a bit more complicated but does it has to be?
The USCSB has some great analyses on big tragic incidents and accidents in industrial processes. Love this kind of stuff. It’s like true crime but even more unsettling
You're telling me OT means operation technology? So O.T. Genesis the rapper who wrote "IM IN LOVE WITH THE COCO!" is really Operation Technology Genesis?
Younger part of my career was petro/chem. You don't step foot on site without a gas monitor on your collar, no matter where in the world you go. Facility wide monitoring is a super helpful and super necessary thing, but not end of the world. Hyped drama saying "Is this air safe to breathe?!" Come TFO. These computer techs had monitors on their collar as well, I'd bet $100
Checklist for GTFO: 1. You're called as part of an ERT for IT/OT to a Petro-Chem, Munitions, Bio or Nuclear facility 2. Said facility has major relevance for the country it is in, I mean MAJOR 3. Said country is part of the usual love-circle of Russia/USA/China/Any of their proxies 4. You encounter EXTREMELY specific code you've NEVER heard or read about In 9 out of 10 cases, you'll 'vanish' afterwards, no matter the outcome of your work. Both parties involved in such things have a clear interest in you never be able to do it again/tell anything about it.
>saudi government spends millions of dollars trying to figure out who did this >meanwhile, I read the video title and immediately knew seriously, who else would it be.
Anyone have suggestions on how I can work in OT incidence response? How do I get the skills? I have done CEH and I know basics of network, cloud and web app security but how do I learn this skill?
Thanks for NOT mentioning the plant/company name. Seems super relevant in the first 5 minutes. So of us are driving and don't use or trust voice assistants. So yeah, quite stupid, a first for you jack.
“our nations leaders don’t understand don’t understand technology” Is the most elegant way I have ever heard someone say “Ok Boomer”. But in all seriousness, this is why we need term limits for politicians. After enough time in office, you start representing your age group instead of the people overall.
I get the feeling that if it was not done for financial gain or better control of the petroleum market, it might be done because it was possible. Imagine a suitably qualified professional worked at the plant. He left after a while and went to a post in an academic place where he talked freely to his fellows about the plant. Some people can leave a chemical plant able to draw it out as a Process. Computing students need to learn about Process and Systems. Bit by bit the plant is described. Location possiblity. But how the computer controls the plant is not given out. Yet a bright couple of students infer it in the canteen. From there and very gradually information is allowed to be learned, from students if they see others who are bright enough. Eventually there amasses more knowledge than anyone who ever worked there has. And it is all 'below the surface'. Let's try. Let's see if this is right.
it's very unlikely. To find the zero-day and develop the malware, someone had to be alone in a lab with one of these systems in a lab for a long time. ("Alone" as in not with anyone who would find it suspicious)
We can hope they will be detoured from this behavior, however I feel that the malice within the heart of the original coder is not something easily dismissed. Time will tell... L8R G8R.
If you went back to the news, they also didn't say I remember it made some fuss about it at that time, and it was top secret that no one of the employees knew what was going around and said the shutdown was some problems with electricity it was a mess
Love These Storys. they make me paranoid , about everything around me, haha. Even gets worse, knowing what a Flipper can do, If someone know how to use it proper. Not looking the Other Tools, that are really good at one area. That price i Pay For the enjoyment.
Just a guess work-- Could it be Iran + Russia. Easy to keep pressure on Europe and also prep-up oil prices? KSA can afford low oil prices but not other countries?
You should be more fearful that the pacemaker manufacturer will implement a subscription service. "Please enter your banking information to access more heart tokens."
You speak as if Saudi Arabia woke up one day and decided to bomb Yemen for no reason. It is a militia that took control of the government. In short, it is a civil war. There is an actual war taking place now between the Yemenis. Yemen is not even a one country, but two, and they returned to fight. Saudi Arabia has nothing to do with what is happening there
I used dictionary attacks on various wifi networks for research purposes and printed pictures of puppies and kittens with their printers at 3am. Waking up to your printer spiting out full sheet prints of puppies and kittens would be pretty amazing.. I got a bit carried away disconnecting a device from one network so I could grab the packets used to authorize the device that they replaced the WiFi router several days later. That was a lesson learned 😮. Make sure the device your cloned the mac address from is not something being used at the time. This was years ago...
The background noises throw me off sometimes, I may be a small minority who dislikes it but why do we need a beat going in the background of a guest speaking? seems like it would be better audio without this background noise.
Thank you for saving me the trouble of listening to your full presentation. At the beginning you say you won’t mention the name of the company. That’s all we need to know about YOU.
Hi I really like your videos and the topics are very interesting. But could you make a short version of them as well like 3 - 10 Minutes. So you summering the story I a short one together and at the beginning or end you make a link to the hall story. Like a trailer.
For those wondering, the company is Sabic.
You’re a great storyteller, and the production really helps to immerse you into it. Really enjoy the pod!
Excellent episode.
One thing that didn’t quite get hit on but is important: they talked about the decision to start the plant up without a safety system versus leaving it down. Depending upon the specific system, leaving it down can carry its own risks. Some facilities are multistage and pressure can build up in cases of down or partial down states, particularly if it’s a partial down state that has not been planned for. The risk is not entirely one-sided, and I can definitely give the managers the benefit of the doubt regarding the safety of being partially down versus being up.
(My husband worked as a safety officer at a chemical research facility.)
Bloody dangerous. Oops, did I say that outloud? Lived down wind from Grangemouth and Rosyth...
This channel is awesome!! I stumbled on it and immediately hooked!! I am a cyber security professional and love the stories
I have been a senior front end ui/ux designer at an agency for 6 years and a professional for 12 years. There's nothing more I want other than to get into cyber security, blue team, red, incident response, threat analysis, devsec, etc. as i've been extremely eager for years now. I've heard constantly by those I've spoken to in the industry I don't need to be a great programmer, though it will limit my reach. But that they know of many coworkers and professionals that aren't writing constant code as much as they just need to understand it. I'm an expert in js, css, and an intermediate level in python and c. I've been running nginx/evilginx, kali, burpsuite, various bug bounty tools, owasp, and more for a few years now. Where do I start? What positions could I find a foot in the door or jump into?
When you work in plants like this, they teach you to fight your instinct to help someone if you see them go down for no reason, most of the deadly gasses are odorless, colorless, and instant death and the last thing the rescue team needs is to retrieve 2 dead bodies from a dangerous area.
Yep. Its like "confined spaces" on a ship.
That’s true…. ‘no exaggeration… & I would never rush forward to aid someone collapsed … even outside.
I worked in a large refinery for many years, & always wearing ‘canaries’…. personal air-monitoring devices I sported on my safety vest @ all times.
Once one went off as I was taking a shortcut across campus via a below-grade passageway…. which induced me to IMMEDIATELY retreat, even though I smelled nothing.
@@ericjohnson9468 How does one know which direction to retreat in though ?
@@hughgrection7246up wind or cross wind if you have any kind of indication where the air is blowing.
Back where the alarm was not sounding
The only hack I've ever been a victim of (to my knowledge, at least) was my OG Roblox account got stolen from me in 2010. That shit turned my little heart cold.
That's the only one that DIRECTLY affected you
Brutal !
I was hacked on the big sony's hack back in like 2011
Lost my prestige 10 account on mw2
I feel so stupid when I listen to/watch your channel but I pretty much have had you on for 8 hours while working and loving it man, new subscriber for sure, good job dude.
I've worked with similar systems, I'm still trying to figure out if they just messed up because by shutting the safety system down made it obvious it was compromised. And, the safety system still interacts with the overall plc/dcs. These are fail-safe as demonstrated by when the safety controller was shut down, the whole system went offline. So why not just force valves open/closed instead of shutting it down if they wanted to damage physical infrastructure/cause causalities? They did say that they changed the inputs/outputs in the program.
The emotion you hear in his voice at the end is the sound of hurt that no one else other than those who have a lost a mother will know.
I am addicted to this podcast
Glad you like it.
Makes 2 of us for sure
Who would target Saudi industrial systems? Let me count the ways...
Iran
@@TTTorpedOOO my man, literally any country XD There's so much political turmoil over those lands that literally anyone could have done it
Lol you seriously don’t know who? Take a few guesses
@@Calzone407 Guess sarcasm isnt your strong suit?
@@TTTorpedOOO that was my immediate guess as well.
This one obviously falls into the category of cyber-warfare , especially given that human lives where at stake for the only purpose of sabotaging a competitive faction.
NSO Group md ISRAEL.
Always looking forward to new episodes! Thanks for all the work you put into this content, Jack. I just went through all your bonus episodes. Really loved the one with your dad. I'm always doing similar things with my son lol
When Jack posts -'' surely we live in the best of all possible worlds.''
🟫👃
nigga youz a rhysider dickrider
If I'd like lip from you I'd take if off my Zipper Mark. You can SMD later. Quit acting out in public.
I really love these videos but I wish there was something to look at as you describe these scenes. It would really add so much
Nothing beats the theater that's in your mind...
Episode 68: "Where Jack discusses SCADA without ever actually saying SCADA."
We need to start going back to simple hardware which is not remotely programmable for safety controllers. Someone should have to be right there to program them and have to physically plug into it. Make the systems as simple as possible and run the software as close to bare metal as possible. And make them so they are read-only back to any required monitoring hardware.
Awesome episode man, I’m a new follower and have been diving in. Love your story telling style and homework sharing approach.
Omg! Finally!! I love your channel…thank you for posting!!!❤
Keep them coming, idk if u clip parts out but more details better
I did some IT work for a chemical plant. They made stuff for NASA. Anyway they made me go through a safety class to even work in there. My main contact said if I hear emergency announcements and see him running I should run the opposite direction.
Was he the self sacrificing hero or the sarcastic humor asshole type?
What's your guess? --> He'd have a tall story to tell:
The emergency alarm went off, everybody was heading for the exit, but the young specialist IT-Nerd went running straight for the boiler, right before it blew him to bits.
@@JohnDoe-ws4iu this
I wake up outta the blue an hour and a half before my alarm. Grrrr. Alan Watts live is still playing. I head downstairs, start the coffee, sit outside and open yt and find a new Rhysider. Yuuuus! I'm not so grumbly anymore!
Funny how you mentioned that. Some like minded people out there after all. Lol
@@Sool101 😁 Have a blessed day.
I just love this type of solo event explanations
It is believed several years ago hackers broke into the web interface of the Fumel hydroelectric dam and caused flooding of a small village on more than one occasion.
1:09:58 "I would be never comfortable to conduct one operation that may impact human... life of civilians". creepy
Written at 45:50 in the video. If you want to find out who did an attack like this, you should use the old saying "Cui bono" "who benefits" in English. How different nations, companies or organizations could benefit from such an attack is not that hard to grasp. If you're in the same business as them, you will benefit from much higher prices while they rebuild the plant. If the plant you destroy is one of the biggest in the world, the prices will rise and you will make a large sum of money.
Benefitting from such an attack could also be calculated as an attack in a war. Currently Shi'ite Islam, represented by Iran and Sunni Islam, represented by Saudi Arabia have been at war with each other for almost 1400 years. This war is not a Cold War and has never been. In general they hate each other more than they hate their mutual enemies.
And they have the example of Stuxnet on their centrifuges.
Could be, or they asked for help.
Speaking of data breaches. Today I was in forever 21 with my girl and they were unable to use forever 21 store cards that had money on them... the cashier said they'd been hacked
This was today March 28th 2023. Me being me I looked everywhere online. Nothing. I called forever 21 costumer support the guy asked me how I knew I told em
And he proceeded to tell me they weren't hacked lots of suspicious activity tho. And the dude on the phone wasn't re assuring with his answers to me nore his tone
Just something to keep an eye out for. The cashier also told me it wasn't only forever 21 that was hacked but every company they own as well.
This reminds me of a lady we know who slipped on a wet floor, fell to the ground and broke her arm in Greece. She refused treatment, choosing to wait until she returned to the USA. I told her that I was pretty sure that they knew how to treat a broken bone in Greece.
I wonder which nation state actor might have.done this...mystery.
Great show Jack
Maybe a private company 😉
@sismofytter Unlikely. The capability required implied a Nation State Actor, in my personal view.
Seymour Hersh has written quite extensively on the question. I find his analysis to be seemingly credible. It is interesting that the official enquiry seems to have stalled. Hmm.
I love this storys and mindgames.
Keep on the good work mate!
I don't understand how someone accused of developing & deploying such a high-level attack fails to cover the basics i.e. masking their ip address?
It's probably even more likely that it's like that on purpose
Siemens /scada is scum
When are the new episodes on Spotify are going to be released? Great ep btw
On break til april
Good Ep Jack, thanks. Keep them coming.
Keep them coming Jack. 🤙
Wouldn't they have a complete backup of the system configuration and a SOP of how to do a complete factory restore of everything. Factory restore everything offline, reload the configuration files and presto.
I know its a bit more complicated but does it has to be?
Ah, Triconex, my old company. Only worked there for about three years back around 2010.
The USCSB has some great analyses on big tragic incidents and accidents in industrial processes.
Love this kind of stuff. It’s like true crime but even more unsettling
Can you please reduce the background 'music'? It is very distracting, does not add much, and for people with hearing issues an annoyance.
The sound effects being played in the video at 16:08 are so distractingly loud, I also watch this on my tv at night😭
It’s always a good morning when I wake up to another DND episode!
This episode is 2 years old
He's reuploading his old episodes to this UA-cam account. You can find a lot more episodes on his website and some podcast platforms.
@@bickyboo7789 I haven’t come across this episode on the podcast. Nice surprise for me.
Hi Jack just wanna say this is best cyber channel i ever heard! keep up with this best content brother💯🔥
You're telling me OT means operation technology? So O.T. Genesis the rapper who wrote "IM IN LOVE WITH THE COCO!" is really Operation Technology Genesis?
Got something to watch at work today
Younger part of my career was petro/chem. You don't step foot on site without a gas monitor on your collar, no matter where in the world you go. Facility wide monitoring is a super helpful and super necessary thing, but not end of the world. Hyped drama saying "Is this air safe to breathe?!" Come TFO. These computer techs had monitors on their collar as well, I'd bet $100
Damn! This is a great episode.
When you walk around plants like this you should always have a personal h2s monitor also.
Killer episode per usual bro
Why aren’t the episodes on Apple Podcasts app the same as youtube? Love the podcast!
yep they are, this is episode 68 which is there
Checklist for GTFO:
1. You're called as part of an ERT for IT/OT to a Petro-Chem, Munitions, Bio or Nuclear facility
2. Said facility has major relevance for the country it is in, I mean MAJOR
3. Said country is part of the usual love-circle of Russia/USA/China/Any of their proxies
4. You encounter EXTREMELY specific code you've NEVER heard or read about
In 9 out of 10 cases, you'll 'vanish' afterwards, no matter the outcome of your work. Both parties involved in such things have a clear interest in you never be able to do it again/tell anything about it.
Good reason to publish.
You found it, you are 90% damned.
ScadaHacking ...old trick...
That attack happened in the first half of 2017. Towards the end of year (Nov) Saudi Arabia opened dialogue with Israel.
>saudi government spends millions of dollars trying to figure out who did this
>meanwhile, I read the video title and immediately knew
seriously, who else would it be.
Thank you for another great episode
Operators don't operate the triconex, that's a separate discipline that handles the functions of the control systems
Most triconex systems are air gapped from the internet.
Out of curiosity, How come these latest ones aren’t on Spotify?
this is episode 68, which is on spotify
yes controllers are important but there's always mitigations in place. And you can't electrically stop gravity or natural physics from occurring.
Thanks for sharing
Anyone have suggestions on how I can work in OT incidence response? How do I get the skills? I have done CEH and I know basics of network, cloud and web app security but how do I learn this skill?
Thanks for NOT mentioning the plant/company name. Seems super relevant in the first 5 minutes. So of us are driving and don't use or trust voice assistants. So yeah, quite stupid, a first for you jack.
Do you have a Spotify account for podcasts?
Does he have , top UA-camrs don't actually reply to us 😮
i love that i can just listen to this
This ep is over two years old
👀
very awesome content
“our nations leaders don’t understand don’t understand technology” Is the most elegant way I have ever heard someone say “Ok Boomer”.
But in all seriousness, this is why we need term limits for politicians. After enough time in office, you start representing your age group instead of the people overall.
How he change Voltage electricity, I understand but I don't sleap 12 years, with me, I haven't kidneys, You haven't Space.
By the way Swift Key,?
Can you lower the volume of the background music just a little bit? Please
noted
18:22 H2S, shitter gas on the ship, or something like that, we all knew as gunnersmates it just too an engineer fucking up to kill us all lmao
Uhh such a chaotic video
I get the feeling that if it was not done for financial gain or better control of the petroleum market, it might be done because it was possible.
Imagine a suitably qualified professional worked at the plant. He left after a while and went to a post in an academic place where he talked freely to his fellows about the plant.
Some people can leave a chemical plant able to draw it out as a Process.
Computing students need to learn about Process and Systems. Bit by bit the plant is described. Location possiblity.
But how the computer controls the plant is not given out. Yet a bright couple of students infer it in the canteen.
From there and very gradually information is allowed to be learned, from students if they see others who are bright enough. Eventually there amasses more knowledge than anyone who ever worked there has. And it is all 'below the surface'.
Let's try. Let's see if this is right.
it's very unlikely. To find the zero-day and develop the malware, someone had to be alone in a lab with one of these systems in a lab for a long time. ("Alone" as in not with anyone who would find it suspicious)
I had my tax info stolen at some point and a false return filed in my name after my legitimate one was processed.
It was government intrusion into the working of the company and why engineering left the computers open for investigation over the weekend.
We can hope they will be detoured from this behavior, however I feel that the malice within the heart of the original coder is not something easily dismissed.
Time will tell... L8R G8R.
How come he doesn't mention the name of the company.?
If you went back to the news, they also didn't say
I remember it made some fuss about it at that time, and it was top secret that no one of the employees knew what was going around and said the shutdown was some problems with electricity it was a mess
"It's just a prank"
The prank:
Love These Storys. they make me paranoid , about everything around me, haha.
Even gets worse, knowing what a Flipper can do, If someone know how to use it proper. Not looking the Other Tools, that are really good at one area.
That price i Pay For the enjoyment.
Those this project that minus cybercriminals we might soon be having cyberterrorist?
I hope they educated their on site engineers to do basic Observability and investigations.
of cource its the suidas . they left thier refinery connected to the net.
what a dark episode
42:02 what about stuxnet? That was not save for the workers.
And i guess there are other hacks that did cost life’s, just not on such a high level
Does anyone else think Julian sounds like Elon Musk
Yeah
Why wouldn't you say the name of the company? Strange.
Can cause all kinds of complications
Can someone tell me what is the name of the company?
If I remember correctly, it was SABIC
I'm not sure, but the profile fit
Just a guess work-- Could it be Iran + Russia.
Easy to keep pressure on Europe and also prep-up oil prices? KSA can afford low oil prices but not other countries?
Black Hat vs White Hat
who's side are you on?
One man's black hat is another man's freedom fighter?
@@luvmechanix all hats look the same colour in the dark(net) 😉
I'm for translucent hat.
Jack, you’ve skipped like 30 episodes haha… good work nonetheless
hah! good catch. fixing it.
The US Government did it..
I am sitting here listening to this on a site similar to the Saudi plant. Lol
Did anyone figure out the name of the company?
Saudi Aramco
What scare me as a cardiac patient is when will pacemakers get hacked
they already can be.
That's already been done. I forget which episode Jack covered that in though.
My wife's cousin has had one his whole life and last Christmas he was telling me about it and how his doctor had called him to warn him. Scary stuff.
You should be more fearful that the pacemaker manufacturer will implement a subscription service. "Please enter your banking information to access more heart tokens."
Dude just never plugs this on his Podcast. Genius.
Who? Risk management maybe? Pressure makes diamonds!
Says episode 68 on bottom left screen
He's re-uploading old episodes on this channel. This is like 2 years old.
36:55 If you know what Saudi Arabia is doing in Yemen you wouldn't say this...
You speak as if Saudi Arabia woke up one day and decided to bomb Yemen for no reason. It is a militia that took control of the government. In short, it is a civil war. There is an actual war taking place now between the Yemenis. Yemen is not even a one country, but two, and they returned to fight. Saudi Arabia has nothing to do with what is happening there
I am a retired blackhat programmer that hasn't ever shared his story public.
I used dictionary attacks on various wifi networks for research purposes and printed pictures of puppies and kittens with their printers at 3am.
Waking up to your printer spiting out full sheet prints of puppies and kittens would be pretty amazing..
I got a bit carried away disconnecting a device from one network so I could grab the packets used to authorize the device that they replaced the WiFi router several days later. That was a lesson learned 😮. Make sure the device your cloned the mac address from is not something being used at the time. This was years ago...
Nice a new video
It 100% was the NSA and they know it..
The background noises throw me off sometimes, I may be a small minority who dislikes it but why do we need a beat going in the background of a guest speaking? seems like it would be better audio without this background noise.
Is Fireside hiring?
Thank you for saving me the trouble of listening to your full presentation.
At the beginning you say you won’t mention the name of the company.
That’s all we need to know about YOU.
Hi I really like your videos and the topics are very interesting. But could you make a short version of them as well like 3 - 10 Minutes. So you summering the story I a short one together and at the beginning or end you make a link to the hall story. Like a trailer.