The Art of Human Hacking

Have you ever wondered how hackers and con artists manage to trick even the smartest people? Christopher Hadnagy’s Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking breaks down the mind-boggling tactics used by criminals to exploit human psychology and gain access to sensitive information. This video explores the fascinating yet terrifying world of social engineering, teaching you how hackers manipulate your trust, habits, and even your body language to infiltrate your life without you knowing. By understanding their methods, you’ll learn how to protect yourself in a world where your greatest weakness might just be your own behavior.
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[@yvesalya3914]

The clarity in presenting the idea is more than wonderful. Literally, I don't see anyone else on KZbin who is more prolific in conclusions than you. ... As for the idea of ​​manipulation, yes, it is annoying to always fear this possibility in the other person, but often the needs and emotions behind this desire are also weaknesses as well. ... In the bigger picture, it is necessary to always trust in love, because by doing so you give yourself opportunities to enjoy the experience. Therefore, internal reform and psychological peace is a radical solution to manipulation. Because you are good with love and good without it, this applies to everything.

[@intellectually_lazy]

prolific in conclusions? oh, geez, i was gonna tease you bc this guy is kinda a clown, and that one phrase is utter nonsense, but the rest of what you said really resonated with me. like, i wanted to say something similar but i didn't really know how to say it either

[@intellectually_lazy]

but ja, this creator ain't the best anything, and prolific means a lot, btw

[@intellectually_lazy]

obvi, i like him up to a point, because i keep watching

[@realAnonymous001]

Not all good things said to you is manipulation

[@Hedgehog3342]

over the years i have done some research into social engineering. now if you look at society as it is, i can honestly say there's a reason why society is the way it is. politics, business, economics, education and etc a lot of these areas in society also use social engineering to a high degree. it's why a lot of people managed to get conditioned into what to believe and how to think. took me some years to understand this and how my own brain gets hacked. i'll tell you an example: in high school we get punished for being tardy to class. this conditioning for example is in a sense social engineering to a degree, it's getting kids used to the idea of being on time. this simple thought converts over to the workforce when they get older, like in a job you get punished or so if you're late or no call no show. or how about the idea of asking permission to use the bathroom, this is akin to the idea of licenses in society. licenses are just a permission slip use to ask the government if you can do such and such. these are engineering mechanisms that are subtle to most people because they're raised in a society that never questioned such usage of things.

[@bartoszkowalski6986]

scary that I literally can't trust anyone except maybe some people in my immediate family. scary indeed.

[@SpidaSilva]

Well that's... elementary

[@SpidaSilva]

Ive sold out

[@intellectually_lazy]

i usually left my door unlocked' had to barricade it to keep out the police sometimes. they forced their way in without a warrant more than once

[@intellectually_lazy]

if you don't think it's at the base of our entire system, you don't know you're all the way there and always have been. these people who impress you as scammers are nothing to that

[@50callsADay]

H'RS C21 Face Of Advanced Street Violence

[@intellectually_lazy]

i always thought it was especially sketch posting kids on social media

[@intellectually_lazy]

love is a battlefield

[@intellectually_lazy]

nope, i realized all the hoarding and locked doors i could possibly afford wouldn't see me through what's coming. i figured the best strategy is to build community, so i opened my doors and invited in my homeless neighbors to stay with me in my subsidized 1 bedroom apartment, until they, rather predictably, threw my ass out, lol! i was unsheltered for 2 days when a friend in my community invited me to stay with them, but a lot of people are still out there. i don't care about your petty criminals. private equity did this. ronald reagan and mitch mcconnell and joe mansion did this. bigshots like that. how can you call a petty confidence man a social engineer. it's like you think a mouse runs the circus

[@intellectually_lazy]

nothing is foolproof

[@intellectually_lazy]

take it from a fool

[@intellectually_lazy]

a better understanding of language than me? the english language? okay, kid

[@intellectually_lazy]

the businesses were themselves built on handshakes, smiles and whatever the 3rd thing was. they too had what someone like you would call credentials. people were hooked. it wasn't even a crime. officially, but that doesn't mean no one was scammed or that no one was harmed. you see kid, you can't even recognize how deep the con goes, but it's turtles all the way down baby!

[@intellectually_lazy]

or don't put your payment method online. i don't. i go to the store. none of you would know about anything like that. i go to the store and i talk to people. sometimes i get ripped of, but like 3/4 of that is when i'm tryna buy drugs, or yeah, by the inferior products commercially available

[@SpidaSilva]

Ive been feeling a little low lately

[@intellectually_lazy]

the strongest systems in the world are the biggest cons

[@intellectually_lazy]

well heracles didn't get the world back on atlas' shoulders by force

[@intellectually_lazy]

you can manage to feel different tho', besides, my face, if other people are to be believed, doesn't alway accurately express what people think my feeling should look like... and what about people who aren't neurotypical. like those people who claim to be human lie detectors, that is a dangerous lie

[@intellectually_lazy]

not wild, not much of a ride, only peripherally about the human mind

[@yourstruly3820]

Bro just posted😭 Keep goin ❤❤

[@intellectually_lazy]

don't you agree is already that regardless of tone. just like, they teach waitstaff now instead of saying, is everything okay, to say things like, is everything great. or when i sold vacuums instead of i have something to show you, we said, i have something for you to get in. they taught us to drop our pen after the demo, when the contract's out. now it's in your hand, that much closer to signing. then say nothing. they told me, whoever speaks first loses

[@KathiCat01]

Even this Video could be seen as manipulation.... It frames your perception into distrusting others. I'd say life is more of a coin flip, you can meet people who have your best interest or not. Its basicly luck.

[@intellectually_lazy]

bah, you should see the stuff i got my former landlord to sign

[@intellectually_lazy]

i'd think i'd met a car sales-person

[@intellectually_lazy]

cars, btw=evil

[@intellectually_lazy]

everyone in show biz has been manipulated. that's how they got there

[@intellectually_lazy]

no challenge getting at those who've already been groomed

[@intellectually_lazy]

the cool kids don't call that at all

[@awakenedbyadream3253]

Greetings!

[@SpidaSilva]

Ive.. been on the rum and coke and vodka and gin all mixed up its not even a real cocktail its just made up

[@intellectually_lazy]

the social engineer that knows the most about most of us is the all mighty algorithm, and you are a big fat vein for a thirsty mosquito while i am a mere capillary

[@intellectually_lazy]

bruh sounds like a dime a dozen, and he's still running a con, just on a lot more people

[@intellectually_lazy]

none

[@intellectually_lazy]

i have never posted my picture with my name and requested others not. people may have, but you may need to search my pic from mugshots and newspapers, which i'm not in a lot of either

[@intellectually_lazy]

but i give so much info here. i figure if anyone gets my references, they'll get a real kick. besides they'll need something to read over the violin parts when they make that ken burns doc about me

[@intellectually_lazy]

funny thing, i'm hard to cold read. like this dude try to pick me up talking 'bout, i like to read romance novel. i was all like. ew, gross

[@intellectually_lazy]

get out... that spoon, still. kinda hackneyed for real life. oh, next tell us he had an austrian accent, and a couch

[@intellectually_lazy]

how you gonna do an ep about human hacking and not talk about epcot. you have no scope. it's not that your shows are bad, very nice visually, arguments are well presented, but there's something missing. maybe that's it. you're not looking at the big picture. it doesn't sound like infographics: if you see this, turn and run, but really, that is the message. you ain't getting at the roots

[@ArtificiallyAware]

Hi there! Thank you for your feedback. I'm curious to know what the connection is between social engineering and EPCOT. I’m eager to hear your insights!

[@intellectually_lazy]

@@ArtificiallyAware look it up right here on the tube, but disney are masters of passive manipulation. amongst other things, they saturate you color receptors with pink to make the grass look greener

[@intellectually_lazy]

@@ArtificiallyAware and, i am honored, by the way, that you would deign to respond to my excessive ranting

[@ArtificiallyAware]

@intellectually_lazy That’s a wild take! So, if Disney is tweaking our perceptions, does it change the way we experience their magic? How much influence should pop culture have over our senses? Let’s dive into this!

[@intellectually_lazy]

@@ArtificiallyAware oh, yeah, there are a shit ton of deep dives on this right on youtube. it's just one example, but probably even the big timers, like simon whistler type stuff - i can't stand thoughty2 anymore, too many dog whistles

[@WB-63]

👍🧠👍

[@intellectually_lazy]

sorry, there aren't any good charities left. they were all destroyed by money. i recommend you give up $$$

[@intellectually_lazy]

my people? bruh, i don't own any people. no one does