Part 2 of our interview with Chris Hadnagy
Discuss more about his book,
best ways to setup your pre-text in an engagement
how you might read someone on a poker table
a great story about Chris's favorite person “Neil Fallon” from the rock band “Clutch”
and we talk about “innocent lives foundation”, something near and dear to Chris' heart.
We start the second part of our interview with Chris with the question “are the majority of your SE engagements phishing and calls, or is it physical engagements?”
Sponsored Link (paperback on Amazon): https://amzn.to/2NKxLD9
SEORG book list: https://www.social-engineer.org/resources/seorg-book-list/
Chris’ Podcast: https://www.social-engineer.org/podcast/
SECTF at Derby (contestants are chosen)
Remembering - attention to detail
Remembering details
Can be the difference between success and failure
Social Engineering - the different aspects:
- Info Gathering
- Time constraints
- Accommodating non-verbals
- Body language must match mood
- Using a slower rate of speech
- Suspending ego
- RSVP
- Rapport
- Psychology
- “Getting information without asking for it”
- Elicitation
- ‘The Dark Art’ -negative outcome for the target
- Manipulation
- “Getting someone to do what you want them to do”
- Understanding the science of compliance
- Influence
- Profiling
- Communications Modeling
- Facial Expressions
- Body Language
- Don’t overextend your reach
- Knowledge that comes from a point of truth, or is easily faked
- Pretexting
- Emotional Hijacking
- Misdirection
- Art
- Science
Questions:
What precipitated the need to write another book?
You bring up several successful operations, and several failures…
How do you regroup from a failure, especially if the point of entry is someone that ‘got you’...
“The level of the assistance you request must be equal to the level of rapport you have built” -
Seems like understanding this is an acquired skill, not set in stone…
Many of us in the infosec world are introverts… how do you suggest we hone our skills in building rapport without coming off as creepy?
Work place? On the commute?
Does being an introvert mean that it might take longer to get to the goal? Can we use our introverted natures to our advantage?
Get Ryan on the show…
Lots of items
(8 principles of influence)
Typical daily SE activities
Holding a door open, then the person reciprocates
Framing
We don’t ‘kill our dogs’, we ‘put them to sleep’.
Questions from our Slack:
Ben:
Do you feel there's an importance for non-InfoSec adjacent folks to learn about Social Engineering, and maybe go through some sort of training in order to navigate day-to-day life in the modern world?
What does an interview at Chris’ company look like?
https://www.innocentlivesfoundation.org/
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