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TinkerSecure

person:tinkersecure Also: Tinker, TinkerSec

Penetration tester who tells the episode’s physical and wireless intrusion story.

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Direction Predicate Other entity Origin EP
outgoing USES penetration testing Explicit 55
outgoing USES Raspberry Pi Explicit 55
outgoing USES rogue device Explicit 55
outgoing USES Proxmark Explicit 55
outgoing USES badge cloning Derived 55
outgoing USES Tailgating Derived 55
outgoing USES social engineering Derived 55

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TinkerSecure USES penetration testing

TinkerSecure is described as a penetration tester paid to hack into places to test their security.

Explicit Confidence 99% · Jack Rhysider EP 55 Details

“He’s a penetration tester paid to hack into places to test their security.”

Jack Rhysider · offsets 547–621

TinkerSecure USES Raspberry Pi

TinkerSecure plants and uses a Raspberry Pi to maintain remote access to the target network.

Explicit Confidence 99% · TinkerSecure EP 55 Details

“I instead situated the R-Pi up under the desk and plugged it in.”

TinkerSecure · offsets 11440–11504

TinkerSecure USES rogue device

TinkerSecure uses a planted rogue device inside the target office to enable later remote access.

Explicit Confidence 99% · TinkerSecure EP 55 Details

“I needed to find an open desk, a conference room, somewhere to plug in my rogue device.”

TinkerSecure · offsets 9317–9404

“I instead situated the R-Pi up under the desk and plugged it in.”

TinkerSecure · offsets 11440–11504

TinkerSecure USES Proxmark

TinkerSecure uses a Proxmark to replay an access credential at the CISO office door.

Explicit Confidence 99% · TinkerSecure EP 55 Details

“The Proxmark changed from sniffing to replaying.”

TinkerSecure · offsets 12296–12344

TinkerSecure USES badge cloning

TinkerSecure uses badge replay/cloning to open a secured door.

Derived Confidence 94% · TinkerSecure EP 55 Details

“I waved my bag by the badge reader by the door and heard it click open.”

TinkerSecure · offsets 11800–11880

TinkerSecure USES Tailgating

TinkerSecure gains entry by following employees through secured doors.

Derived Confidence 99% · TinkerSecure EP 55 Details

“her friend held the door open for me. I smiled and said thank you, and walked into the secured area”

TinkerSecure · offsets 9082–9182

TinkerSecure USES social engineering

TinkerSecure uses social-engineering pretexts, including pretending to be on a phone call and claiming he needs a desk for a presentation.

Derived Confidence 95% · TinkerSecure EP 55 Details

“I pulled out my phone, pretending to be on a call.”

TinkerSecure · offsets 7050–7105

“I need to prep real quick for a conference presentation, I asked.”