Claims

Qualified triples from the transcripts. Origin, speaker, and evidence stay attached. These are not independently verified facts.

DropBook USES Dropbox

DropBook exfiltrates data through Dropbox.

Explicit Confidence 97% · Jack Rhysider EP 89 Details

“it exfiltrates that data through Dropbox.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 35876–35917

SharpStage USES sandbox evasion

SharpStage checks whether Arabic is installed and will not run without it, which Assaf describes as a way to avoid sandboxes.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Assaf Dahan EP 89 Details

“it’s also a clever way to avoid most sandboxes”

Assaf Dahan · offsets 35206–35252

SharpStage USES Dropbox

SharpStage implements a Dropbox client to exfiltrate information.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Assaf Dahan EP 89 Details

“the exfiltration method is using a Dropbox client”

Assaf Dahan · offsets 34353–34402

Cybereason USES endpoint detection and response

Cybereason operates in the endpoint detection and response space and deploys sensors on endpoints to detect and prevent malicious activity.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Lior Div EP 89 Details

“Today, Cybereason is operating in the EPP world; EDR, XDR, and NDR.”

Lior Div · offsets 47740–47807

“it started by deploying the sensor on every endpoint that the company has.”

Lior Div · offsets 48795–48869

DropBook USES Facebook

DropBook uses fake Facebook accounts to receive commands through posts.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Assaf Dahan EP 89 Details

“They actually used a Facebook fake account”

Assaf Dahan · offsets 36542–36584

“they actually implemented a C2 communication channel using Facebook fake accounts”

Assaf Dahan · offsets 37333–37414

DropBook USES Data exfiltration

DropBook is described as exfiltrating victim data through Dropbox.

Derived Confidence 95% · Jack Rhysider EP 89 Details

“it exfiltrates that data through Dropbox.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 35876–35917

Cybereason USES behavioral detection

Cybereason's detection approach looks for malicious indicators of behavior rather than only known compromise indicators.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Assaf Dahan EP 89 Details

“we started looking for malicious indicators of behavior which are signs that a malicious actor is conducting their operation.”

Assaf Dahan · offsets 26400–26515

“mostly behavior – is based on behavioral detection.”

Assaf Dahan · offsets 47122–47173

Jenny Radcliffe ASSOCIATED_WITH Human Factor Security

The episode identifies Human Factor Security as Jenny's company.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“Her company is called Human Factor Security”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 71096–71139

Jenny Radcliffe Twitter account ASSOCIATED_WITH Jenny Radcliffe

The episode identifies the Twitter account @Jenny_Radcliffe as Jenny's Twitter account.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“Her Twitter is @Jenny_Radcliffe.”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 70998–71030

Human Factor Security website ASSOCIATED_WITH Human Factor Security

The episode identifies the Human Factor Security website as the website for Jenny's company.

Explicit Confidence 98% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“Her company is called Human Factor Security and their website is humanfactorsecurity.co.uk”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 71096–71186

Jack Rhysider AUTHORED Darknet Diaries

Jack says that Darknet Diaries is created by him.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“This show is created by me, the nightingale, Jack Rhysider.”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 71639–71698

Jenny Radcliffe AUTHORED The Human Factor

The episode says Jenny has her own podcast, The Human Factor.

Explicit Confidence 93% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“she has her own podcast called The Human Factor”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 71191–71238

Darknet Diaries MENTIONS Social Engineering

The episode mentions that books titled Social Engineering were being written as the field became more legitimate.

Explicit Confidence 96% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“There were people writing books called Social Engineering.”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 69444–69502

Jack Rhysider REFERENCES Sneakers

Jack says that Jenny's story reminds him of a line from the movie Sneakers.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 90 Details

“That kinda reminds me of this line from the movie Sneakers.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 69876–69935

Jenny Radcliffe SAME_AS People Hacker

Jenny Radcliffe says she is known online as the People Hacker, asserting that the two identities are the same.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“I’m known online as the People Hacker”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 1820–1857

Jenny Radcliffe USES Tailgating

Jenny describes using an evacuation or diversion to get back into a building by tailgating, presenting this as a technique in her operations.

Derived Confidence 82% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“it’s when you go back in that you can go – you can tailgate, effectively”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 42111–42183

Jenny Radcliffe USES Shoulder surfing

During the Mr. Big assessment, Jenny arranged for her confederate to watch and record the target entering his phone passcode.

Derived Confidence 95% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“my confederate was watching him open his phone and put in his pass code”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 28867–28938

“recorded Mr. Big entering in his pass code”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 28999–29041

Jenny Radcliffe USES social engineering

Jenny identifies herself as a social engineer and describes using social engineering in professional security work.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“I’m a social engineer and specialist in the psychology of security.”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 1862–1929

“she’s done social engineering and physical infiltration, pen testing”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 2414–2482

Jenny Radcliffe USES Rubber Ducky

Jack speculates that the payload on the USB drive was probably a rubber ducky; this is not confirmed in the episode.

Uncertain Confidence 55% · Jack Rhysider EP 90 Details

“I can guess that it was probably some kind of rubber ducky or something like that”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 40384–40465

Jenny Radcliffe USES Pretexting

Jenny uses a pretext as part of a covert physical-access operation.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“My pretext was, I was going in to do some training on the inside of the bank.”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 40866–40943

Jenny Radcliffe USES phishing

Jenny says that phishing is one of the methods used in her work, while contrasting it with other forms of social engineering.

Explicit Confidence 92% · Jenny Radcliffe EP 90 Details

“We can just phish people or whatever.”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 33676–33713

Jenny Radcliffe USES Open-source intelligence

Jenny says that OSINT is normally her first step in a social-engineering job.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 90 Details

“When starting the job or any social engineering job, her first step is always to do OSINT”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 22339–22428

“I go over to the internet and I look at Facebook”

Jenny Radcliffe · offsets 24387–24435

Jenny Radcliffe USES physical penetration testing

Jenny performs physical infiltration and penetration testing as professional security work.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 90 Details

“For this episode, we hear from a social engineer and physical penetration tester.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 1702–1783

“she’s done social engineering and physical infiltration, pen testing”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 2414–2482

Heartbleed AFFECTS OpenSSL

Heartbleed is described as an OpenSSL incident.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 91 Details

“Heartbleed, the SSL, the open SSL incident”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 49937–49979

Mandiant ASSOCIATED_WITH FireEye

Mandiant was acquired by FireEye.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 91 Details

“Recently, they were acquired by FireEye.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 8244–8284