This video features an interview with social engineer Rachel Tobac, who explains how people are often more vulnerable to hacking than computers. She discusses various social engineering tactics, the vulnerabilities of common security protocols, the impact of AI on hacking and mental health, and the importance of being "politely paranoid." The interview also includes a live demonstration of voice cloning and number spoofing.
This video features an interview with social engineer Rachel Tobac, who explains how people are often more vulnerable to hacking than computers. She discusses various social engineering tactics, the vulnerabilities of common security protocols, the impact of AI on hacking and mental health, and the importance of being "politely paranoid." The interview also includes a live demonstration of voice cloning and number spoofing.