Willing to teach others how to SE Logitech 07-11-2018, 05:58 AM
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I've read some threads in this sub-forum and have realized that many do not know how to SE Logitech and other companies.
So I'm willing to privately teach anyone who wants to learn and will guide them on SE'ing if they'd like.
But remember, you - the social-engineer- will take all responsibility if there is somehow a penalty.
Willing to help up to 3 members: first come first serves.
Feel free to pm me.
* By accepting this (your preferred term), you agree with the following terms and conditions:
* All material Is strictly for educational purposes only.
* I am not liable for how you handle, use and distribute all content.
* Any subsequent charges, penalties and the like Incurred as a result of your actions, Is solely your responsibility.
* I have the right to alter this agreement at any point.
Edit: Don't get me wrong, I'm not a pro at this field. I've just se'ed a couple things here and there . I just want to help other beginners on how to SE
Due to the large amount of people interested, I have made my own thread. Check it out here!
https://sinister.li/Thread-Tutorial-How-...#pid817052
So I'm willing to privately teach anyone who wants to learn and will guide them on SE'ing if they'd like.
But remember, you - the social-engineer- will take all responsibility if there is somehow a penalty.
Willing to help up to 3 members: first come first serves.
Feel free to pm me.
* By accepting this (your preferred term), you agree with the following terms and conditions:
* All material Is strictly for educational purposes only.
* I am not liable for how you handle, use and distribute all content.
* Any subsequent charges, penalties and the like Incurred as a result of your actions, Is solely your responsibility.
* I have the right to alter this agreement at any point.
Edit: Don't get me wrong, I'm not a pro at this field. I've just se'ed a couple things here and there . I just want to help other beginners on how to SE
Due to the large amount of people interested, I have made my own thread. Check it out here!
https://sinister.li/Thread-Tutorial-How-...#pid817052
(This post was last modified: 07-12-2018, 07:01 PM by DragonicRek.)



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