Deviant Ollam

And I start spinning a story about, do you have a room with a bunch of computers in it? Because your elevator controller would be in that room. It would not be in that room. I said, but where's the elevator? I can look for the error log data on the elevator controller. We can try to troubleshoot it because you don't want to have us coming out here again and again.

And I start spinning a story about, do you have a room with a bunch of computers in it? Because your elevator controller would be in that room. It would not be in that room. I said, but where's the elevator? I can look for the error log data on the elevator controller. We can try to troubleshoot it because you don't want to have us coming out here again and again.

Those stoppages, that was no fun for you. So yeah, the guard took us to, he's like, well, I walk around every night and this is the one room. It's got all these fans in here. So he takes us and I think my badge works. Boom. And he badges us into the server room. And I say, all right, well, you help me look.

Those stoppages, that was no fun for you. So yeah, the guard took us to, he's like, well, I walk around every night and this is the one room. It's got all these fans in here. So he takes us and I think my badge works. Boom. And he badges us into the server room. And I say, all right, well, you help me look.

There's going to be a bright neon green server, which is, again, I'm making that up, but I'm giving him a wild goose chase. Do you turn to your buddy and be like, this is the moment.

There's going to be a bright neon green server, which is, again, I'm making that up, but I'm giving him a wild goose chase. Do you turn to your buddy and be like, this is the moment.

You need to go now. He was tracking at that point. He knew it was up, and he was amazed that it was working so well. But he was ready to go. A good friend will see you lying, and it's all improv. It's all yes and. You just go with it. You build the world with them that they're trying to build.

You need to go now. He was tracking at that point. He knew it was up, and he was amazed that it was working so well. But he was ready to go. A good friend will see you lying, and it's all improv. It's all yes and. You just go with it. You build the world with them that they're trying to build.

So my buddy, he had the Dropbox kind of under his arm like it was a multimeter, ready to plug into something. And the guard goes down one aisle. I go down another aisle. Do you see it over there? And my buddy, of course, he's plugging stuff in. He's plugging in flash drives, watching, you know, documenting. And the guard eventually says, well, I can't find it. We can't find it.

So my buddy, he had the Dropbox kind of under his arm like it was a multimeter, ready to plug into something. And the guard goes down one aisle. I go down another aisle. Do you see it over there? And my buddy, of course, he's plugging stuff in. He's plugging in flash drives, watching, you know, documenting. And the guard eventually says, well, I can't find it. We can't find it.

I said, all right, that's all right. You know, it's working for now. I'm going to write it up. I'm going to write it up as a priority ticket. We'll get you squared away. What was your name again? And he gave us a name. I said, okay, well, we're going to walk around, just check. There's a few other lifts and other buildings.

I said, all right, that's all right. You know, it's working for now. I'm going to write it up. I'm going to write it up as a priority ticket. We'll get you squared away. What was your name again? And he gave us a name. I said, okay, well, we're going to walk around, just check. There's a few other lifts and other buildings.

If anyone else is on premises and they ask what we're doing, I'll just tell them to talk to you. But thanks for all your help. It's all good. And he was so happy that, yeah, we stuck around. Just in case we got challenged, because you want to give the client a win. You want to try to see, will anyone push back on you?

If anyone else is on premises and they ask what we're doing, I'll just tell them to talk to you. But thanks for all your help. It's all good. And he was so happy that, yeah, we stuck around. Just in case we got challenged, because you want to give the client a win. You want to try to see, will anyone push back on you?

It's not about getting away so clean and so, if you work for the government and you're spying on a foreign adversary, sure, you want to get away and not experience a mortuary event. But if you're doing a corporate test, you want to see what their reactions are. If this staff didn't catch you, interface with a different staff member. If this building didn't stop you, try a different building.

It's not about getting away so clean and so, if you work for the government and you're spying on a foreign adversary, sure, you want to get away and not experience a mortuary event. But if you're doing a corporate test, you want to see what their reactions are. If this staff didn't catch you, interface with a different staff member. If this building didn't stop you, try a different building.

Where are the good as well as the bad in their security posture? But yeah, we wound up walking everywhere for quite a long time. We got into everything at that facility at the end of the day, and digitally and mechanically and physically, yeah.

Where are the good as well as the bad in their security posture? But yeah, we wound up walking everywhere for quite a long time. We got into everything at that facility at the end of the day, and digitally and mechanically and physically, yeah.

It was a small town. So this was a company doing large sort of, you know, blue collar industry in a small town where I'm not from. And the only thing I got going for me is that I'm a middle-aged white dude. And that's where my flex ends. Because I don't know people in this town. I can't speak to the widgets and wonkets that they pack into boxes and parcels and drive out on a big rig.

It was a small town. So this was a company doing large sort of, you know, blue collar industry in a small town where I'm not from. And the only thing I got going for me is that I'm a middle-aged white dude. And that's where my flex ends. Because I don't know people in this town. I can't speak to the widgets and wonkets that they pack into boxes and parcels and drive out on a big rig.