In this book, ethical hacker and social engineer FC Barker discusses his sometimes amusing work testing the limits of physical bank security by trying to "steal" money, data, and anything else he can get his hands on. The book explores the secretive world of physical assessments and follows FC Barker as he breaks into banks and secure government locations to identify security flaws and loopholes.
Author: FC Barker Publisher: Wiley Date: June 2023 Pages: 256 ISBN: 978-1119911470 Print: 1119911478 Kindle: B0C3WSZSXM Audience: General Level: Introductory Category: Security
Topics include:
- The best time of day to get someone to shout their building security code loud enough for everyone in the street to hear
- What’s hiding in plain sight in the fire evacuation maps in every large building
- The reactions you may get on returning a gold bullion bar removed from a highly-secure vault
- Strategies you can implement immediately to better secure your own company, home, and data against malicious actors
- Detailed photos, maps, and drawings to bring to life the unlikely but true stories contained inside
- An inside and candid look at a rarely examined industry through the eyes of one of its most respected penetration testers
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