[critikal17]

I exploit on a daily basis, by using (where applicable) a combination of technical and social engineering attack vectors and to this day, have yet to fail. In fact, a couple of days ago, I compromised an entity linked (and owned) by the government website In my country. In my 30+ years of computing, It's the biggest breach. Due to It's magnitude, I'm still sifting through the user data.

I love the use of human exploitation in applications beyond refunding/SE. When I was 15 I snuck away to go to NYC to go see this girl, and we needed a place to, ya know, get it on, but neither of us could book a room because we were under 18. I basically pulled a Home Alone by saying my dad was on a business meeting, the cab just dropped us off, etc, he would be by to grab the second key sometime that afternoon. We got the key, no ID needed, did our thing, and left the key in the room. Then we walked out, no payment, no nothing. That was the first point that I ever really manipulated someone at that level. Now, I've used SE for things like sim swapping, free upgrades to first class, and the works. There really is no limit on what you can do if you have the guts and the wit.