RE: Philosophy of Social engineering 04-24-2024, 06:09 PM
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Minimize harm to individuals, avoid greed, and stop while you're ahead. I can respect people that steal out of necessity/desperation, but not people that abuse methods into oversaturation.
People will go to extreme lengths to rationalize their behavior. At the end of the day, if you're stealing from a large company it's not going to hurt the CEO/board. The employees/customers will be the first to get screwed. Layoffs, pay cuts, price increases, stricter RMA procedures... you name it.
People will go to extreme lengths to rationalize their behavior. At the end of the day, if you're stealing from a large company it's not going to hurt the CEO/board. The employees/customers will be the first to get screwed. Layoffs, pay cuts, price increases, stricter RMA procedures... you name it.












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