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Social Engineering in a nutshell

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Taylor Hornby DefuseSec 12 May 2016 DFI I’ll give 100 USD to anyone who can trick me into inserting the string "BackdoorPoC Twitter" into a release of any of my software projects. 47 171 236 Steve V ScOObzT 12 May 2016 You should put this challenge on your website. 13 123 390 Taylor Hornby DefuseSec 12 May 2016 DFI Good idea, added it to this page: defuse.casecurity-conta.. 17 108 166 Steve v ScOObZT – Follow Replying to DefuseSec Did I just win? github.comdefusedefuse. RETWEETS LIKES 591 1,723 8:30 PM – 12 May 2016 25 17 591 1.7K Tweet your reply Taylor Hornby DefuseSec 12 May 2016 DFI Replying to ScOobzT FUCK. What’s your paypalbitcoin? 47 82 459 Steve v ScOObzT 12 May 2016 are you going to defcon because I’II settle for just a beer. 43 63

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