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The Social-Engineer Podcast

Social-Engineer, LLC

The Social-Engineer Podcast is about humans. Understanding how we interact, communicate and relay information can help us protect, mitigate and understand social engineering attacks

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Ep. 129 – Should You Be Inauthentic with Mark Bowden

The Social-Engineer Podcast ·

2020/05/11

Episode Highlights: Mark shares his thought on being inauthentic. How he started in the nonverbal world and how he got engaged in writing books. Discusses being dyslexic, but reading images and creating images and critically thinking about images was easy for him. Key Points: Do not mistake truths from facts they are not the same. If you tell a story and you massage some of the facts you sometimes get a stronger clearer truth from the story. People first need to think that it's valuable then

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47:50

Ep. 128 - OSINT, Vishing and the Winning the SECTF...

The Social-Engineer Podcast ·

2020/04/13

Episode Highlights: Alethe shares her initial thoughts on receiving details about her target company. One mistake Alethe made in her first competition was misunderstanding that you can repeat flags. Alethe outlines how she prepared for the second competition, including watching re-enactment videos. Chris and Alethe discuss the importance of pretext and the key switch Alethe made. Alethe describes the experience of bringing a young baby to DefCon. She spent over 100 hours of time on her OSINT

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Ep. 127 - The Human Hacking Conference 2020 Recap

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2020/03/11

Episode Highlights: The Human Hacking Conference was about having a deep understanding of other human beings to help you make connections. Robin Dreeke’s presentation was about his code of trust and sizing people up with a step-by-step process. Next year he will do what he did this year but then go into sizing people up. Paul Wilson’s presentation was about how there’s a vast toolbox of manipulation that is untapped in the security community. People were supposed to walk away from Dov’s session

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49:55

Ep. 126 - Conversational Intelligence with Nicklas...

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2020/02/10

3 Key Points: Conversational intelligence helps us understand how our brains and bodies interact to create our experiences and how we can learn to control our experiences. The Conversational Intelligence Matrix describes three levels of conversation: transactional, positional, and transformational. In order to improve CIQ, an individual must begin recognizing reality gaps, asking more questions of others, and letting their guard down.

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39:58

Ep. 125 - Using Deception Detection Techniques Daily...

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2020/01/13

In Episode 125, host Chris Hadnagy speaks with William Ortiz, a federal polygraph examiner who worked in the FBI for decades. In this discussion, you’ll learn how the polygraph works, how people try to fool the polygraph, and what agents and attorneys are really after when they receive the results of a polygraph examination. You’ll also hear some tips and tricks about deception that can inform your everyday interactions. 3 Key Points: Polygraph is a tool alongside non-verbals and behavior

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40:55

Ep. 124 - Cognitive Energy and Critical Thinking with...

The Social-Engineer Podcast ·

2019/12/09

Welcome to another episode of The Social-Engineer Podcast! Host, Christopher Hadnagy, interviews Christopher Dwyer, on this 124th episode. Dr. Dwyer is a psychologist who has been researching critical thinking and cognitive energy throughout his career, including what it means to be a critical thinker. He started his PhD by researching argument mapping, focusing on the structure of arguments and the effect of it on memory performance. Chris asks Dr. Dwyer how he would define critical thinking

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Ep. 123 - Reframe Your Decisions with Dr Eva Krackow

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2019/11/23

On this episode of The Social-Engineer Podcast, host Chris sits down with Dr. Eva Krackow to discuss decision-making. Eva is an assistant professor in psychology at the University of Leicester, and focuses her research on judgement and decision-making, as well as how people can improve their daily choices for the better. Similarly, The Social-Engineer focuses on the end user, and how their decisions affect their online security. Eva talks about a game that was developed to research the difference

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59:41

Ep. 122 - Can’t We All Just Get Along with...

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2019/10/27

Chris Hadnagy interviews Anne-Maartje Oud, chairperson and owner of The Behaviour Company, about how she found the inspiration and drive to kick start her own company dedicated to research about human behavior, how she deals with common behavioral problems, some insights on her cultural background and its impact on her career and the people around her. On This Episode We Discuss: 00:00 - 122nd Episode of the Social-Engineer Podcast! 03:50 - Quick recap about Anne-Maartje Oud 04:30 - Anne talks

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46:41

Ep. 121 - Help Us Impress Joe's Mother with Joe Navarro

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2019/09/10

On This Episode We Discuss: 0:27 - Introducing the guest - Joe Navarro 1:35 - Joe Navarro’s background and expertise 3:06 - The 13 books Joe has written 3:36 - Why do we do anything? 3:58 - The next project Joe is working on related to what makes good leadership 5:44 - SEVillage Orlando 2020 preview and what Joe’s talk will be about 8:35 - How Joe’s career path lead him into leadership and writing books 11:08 - Joe coming to the country, not knowing any English, and how this shaped his reliance on

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Ep. 120 – Sizing People Up - LIVE AT DEF CON 27 with...

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2019/08/19

On This Episode We Discuss: 0:00 - 10th year anniversary podcast! 2:38 - Robin’s book Sizing People Up 3:43 - Why trust is ultimately what matters 5:33 - Perry’s speech at SEVillage 7:45 - Changing the context of how you view your situation (And the world) 10:35 - How you choose who to engage when speaking to an audience 11:10 - Stage hypnosis 13:15 - Why you need to make every statement about the other person 14:50 - Why we always act in our best interest and understanding what that means for

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50:27

Ep. 119 – Laughing Your Way To Success with Stephanie...

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2019/07/08

Bio: https://www.stephaniepaulinc.com/meet-stephanie On This Episode We Discuss: Who Stephanie is and what she does How Stephanie produced, cast, and directed the launch of the Calvin Klein CK1 Fragrance in New Zealand at age 21 Stephanie’s acting role in the film Iron Sky How Stephanie started her company by accident The psychology tool “Stimulus Value” and the importance of understanding it The top traits we look for when communicating with other people The importance of knowing WHY we’re

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44:05

Ep. 118 - Can I Scare You Into Being Secure With Dr....

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2019/06/10

Dr. Jessica Barker runs a cyber security consultancy and, with a background in sociology, specializes in the human side of cyber security. She is especially interested in attitudes and behaviors in relation to cyber security, and her work is focused on communication, awareness, behavior and culture. On this episode we discuss things like: How can we make info sec more human centric? Why are we failing so much? Should shame and fear be used in training? And so much more.

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38:06

Ep. 117 – Fixing marriages, teenagers and saving...

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2019/05/06

Chris Voss is an author, and professor. His is also a former FBI hostage negotiator, the CEO of The Black Swan Group Ltd, and co-author of the book, Never Split the Difference. Chris discusses: What are negotiation skills? How are they useful in every day life What is tactical empathy What is a black swan? Can you really use these skills to save lives? So much more!! Chris can be found on his website: https://blackswanltd.com/ and you can also find him on Twitter at:

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53:57

Ep. 116 – Building a C.A.L.M Narrator With Gregg...

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2019/04/08

Gregg Henriques is a psychologist and professor with expertise in depression, suicide and personality disorders. He developed a new theoretical system for psychology and joins us today to share it with us. As we discuss his theory we will talk about: His new theory of psychology The 4 interlocking peices and how we can apply them in every day life How to build a C.A.L.M Narrator So much more.... You can find out more about Gregg on his website: greghenriques.com as well as his articles on

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50:46

Ep. 115 - Leading Everyone like Dogs with Chase Hughes

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2019/03/11

Chase Hughes is an ex-military Chief that wanted to learn how to better the study of influence. He wanted to see if he could teach anyone to use these skills fast and with precision. Join us this month as we discuss this very topic with Chase and try to answer: Can we train people in influence like we train animals? Can we control our own minds to condition ourselves to not be influenced? Can we change how we react to fear, anger or other emotions? So much more... You can follow Chase on his

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Ep. 114 – Finding Love with Whitney Merrill

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2019/02/11

Whitney Merrill is a privacy attorney, worked with the EFF and runs the Crypto and runs the Crypto Privacy Village at DEF CON. (See a pattern yet?) This month we have a very fun and lighthearted chat with Whitney about things like: Is it possible to remain private today? Is it possible to be safe and date online? How dangerous is OSINT? And so much more You can find out more about Whitney on her website: https://whitneymerrill.com/ She recommends the book "How To Make a Spaceship" by Julian

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Ep 113 - Nutrition Facts for Online Information with...

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2019/01/14

Join us with our guest Clint Watts as we ask questions about: Misinformation campaigns and their success. How is misinformation used? Why is it so powerful? How can we be safe from falling victim? So much more Clint can be followed on his Twitter Account @selectedwisdom and on https://www.fpri.org/contributor/clint-watts/ Clint also recommends these books: Identity: The Demand for Dignity and the Politics of Resentment Francis Fukuyama The Fifth Risk Michael Lewis American Nations: A History

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Ep. 112 - Catching Spies and Paying Parking Tickets...

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2018/12/10

Joe Navarro immigrated to American not knowing any English. How did this mold and shape him to become one of the most well known FBI agents and now one of the world's leading expert's in body language? Join us in this discussion to find out: Why did he write this book? We will see more of him before another 8 years? How has nonverbal reading changed his life? Can you really learn these skills? Did Cat's youth really make her doubt Joe's stories? And so much more.... You can find more information

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59:08

Ep. 111 – Crypto AI Blockchain Smoothies at Walmart...

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2018/11/12

Did you know that Walmart sells smoothies? Well we didn't either (and we still don't think they do), but this smooth talking Brit will have all of you driving to your local walmart ordering a Crypto AI Blockchain smoothie from Walmart before you are done listening. Nick Furneaux, lord of all OSINT and new author about crypto currency sheds light on exactly how crypto and social engineering collide. This is one podcast you will certainly enjoy, whilst laughing all the way to smoothie land. Find out

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Ep. 110 – From SECTF to Pro SE with Whitney and Rachel

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2018/10/08

So many times we get asked how can you become a professional social engineer. This month we talk to two amazing women who were never in the industry, took a huge risk and it paid off. Join us in this fascinating conversation with Whitney Maxwell and Rachel Tobac. These two wonderful personify doing things ethically, honestly and with empathy. They are an amazing example to our community and we had a great opportunity to talk about: How did you get into the SECTF? How did

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