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SE'ing In UK - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.li) +-- Forum: Hacking (https://sinister.li/Forum-Hacking) +--- Forum: Social Engineering (https://sinister.li/Forum-Social-Engineering) +--- Thread: SE'ing In UK (/Thread-SE-ing-In-UK) |
SE'ing In UK - iceman2404 - 02-23-2017 I was wondering If anyone can help me out. I'm looking to SE in the UK and wanted to know what companies are good to SE and what their limits would be! I tried looking in the forum but couldn't find a whole lot Thanks guys RE: SE'ing In UK - Pornhub - 02-23-2017 Starbucks are easy, Fitbit can be easy too Goodluck if you need any help let me know RE: SE'ing In UK - iceman2404 - 02-24-2017 (02-23-2017, 02:17 AM)Pornhub Wrote: Starbucks are easy, Fitbit can be easy too What about amazon or Apple? And what is the process with fitbit? RE: SE'ing In UK - mothered - 02-24-2017 Anyone can be SE'd, you just need to formulate your pretext and methodologies accordingly. There seems to always be a huge misconception with social engineering. A lot of people look at SE'ing the "company", when In fact It's the "person" behind the company who's the target. The company Is the label, the employees are the vulnerabilities. RE: SE'ing In UK - iceman2404 - 02-25-2017 (02-24-2017, 02:22 PM)mothered Wrote: Anyone can be SE'd, you just need to formulate your pretext and methodologies accordingly. Hey, Ya I have tried about 2 times now, once with amazon, and once with apple, both were a bust! they went into wanting incident reporting from police and stuff. So usually people have the limits as to what company will let off what amount. The forums are mostly targeted for Canada or USA, just wanted to know anything for UK avaliable RE: SE'ing In UK - Pro_SE - 06-18-2017 Bro, drop me a Pm and i will help/do it for you/walk you through the steps RE: SE'ing In UK - rsmanik - 06-18-2017 In Europe we have very limited SE options. I'd say refunding is a way to go RE: SE'ing In UK - hruday87 - 07-14-2017 (06-18-2017, 03:22 PM)rsmanik Wrote: In Europe we have very limited SE options. I'd say refunding is a way to go Even refunding doesnt work for many sites in UK compared to USA |