Tech Fraud Beating Out Social Engineering
The Walking Dude writes "BBC News asked Frank Abagnale if technology is driving the old-school conman into extinction. 'Mr Abagnale really ought to know', as the 2002 movie Catch Me If You Can was based on his life. He served five years of a 12 year prison sentence for check fraud before being offered a job with the FBI. 'There may, after all, be life in the old con yet.'"
I'm seeding:
http://thepiratebay.org/details.php?id=3343505
"Gone is the sharp-suited, debonair, sliver-tongued fraudster who'd charm his way to a personal fortune."
Hey, BBC writer, didn't you ever hear of Enron?
Here's a short conversation I had with a teacher (I work for a school district) I had the other day.
Me: "Hey, what's your password? No wait, I'll just reset your password and you can change it when the computer restarts."
Teacher: "NO! I don't want to make a new password. I just want them all to be the same so I don't have to remember two or three. My password is 'steak'."
Me: *Sigh* "Okay..."
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Wait a moment...
Why is it that when you believe something it's an opinion, but when I believe something it's a manifesto?
One time a girl asked a friend of mine if guys breathed through thier penis while they slept. She was completely serious.
Perhaps a guy asked her to perform artifical resuscitation on his penis?
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