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Social Engineering in the Workplace

Posted by michael on from the plain-white-van-goes-a-long-way dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Could a total stranger walk out of your business with thousands of dollars in merchandise without your knowing? Even worse, could they manipulate you into helping them each step along the way?"

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  1. You grew up around rich people. by Adolph_Hitler · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Rich people don't have to steal so they can decide to follow their morals. When you cannot afford a computer and you really need one, why not steal it? This is survival of the fittest, steal or die.

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    People don't exist to serve systems, systems exist to serve people.
  2. Uh to go to college. by Adolph_Hitler · · Score: 0, Flamebait


    How exactly would you get into a good university without a computer?? What if you have kids and you want them to actually go to a real college instead of a community college? A computer is a requirement if you want to be an elite student.

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    People don't exist to serve systems, systems exist to serve people.