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Airstreamer · 11-26-2007

I heard about one like that in a Laura Chappel class several years ago. The pen testers actually printed a fake company logo on the fobs to make them look 'legit'. And the parking lot was next to the credit union that they were checking. After about 3 days of the trojan 'phoning home,' the testers waltz into the security officers cube and drop a sheet with a bunch of passwords and account info on it.

Not a pretty picture.

11-26-2007	#73 (permalink)
Airstreamer Sniffin' the aether Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: A little North of Reason Posts: 2,743	USB social engineering... I heard about one like that in a Laura Chappel class several years ago. The pen testers actually printed a fake company logo on the fobs to make them look 'legit'. And the parking lot was next to the credit union that they were checking. After about 3 days of the trojan 'phoning home,' the testers waltz into the security officers cube and drop a sheet with a bunch of passwords and account info on it. Not a pretty picture. __________________ Try a tube of the new lube, Obamacaine! They won't feel the shaft until it's too late!