Kevin Mitnick
@kevinmitnick
Chief Hacking Officer @knowbe4, Security Consultant, Public Speaker, & Author Whistling ICBM launch codes since 1988 - account managed by Kimberley Mitnick
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Major props to @JC_SoCal & @_sn0ww for creating a mini hacker museum of one of the cellular devices @kevinmitnick’s used for operational security during his time on the run. If you would like to see it - it is currently being housed at the @sec_defcon village. To learn more…
continuing the lockpick business card giving at @defcon I will be handing these out. I know I missed quite a few people last year 🥺
treasured memory of the Mitnick security team. No love like a hacker fam love. Everyone we have worked with over the years are more than pentesters, phreakers, hackers of every flavor… are dear friends. It’s a mindset. Hacker culture has never died - it’s evolved and just…
love when two worlds collide 🩵 @realytcracker + @deadmau5 I better keep the lockpicks going. lets make that video @IAmRedShift showing that they really do work ;)
I know @KevinMitnick would be beaming knowing that there is a day to celebrate National Social Engineering Day and on his birthday, too - August 6! As far he is concerned he celebrated SE every day 😂. blog.knowbe4.com/national-socia…
The late Kevin Mitnick, former Chief Hacking Officer at KnowBe4, was recognized posthumously with a lifetime achievement and people's choice award at the Difference Makers Awards. Congratulations to Kevin for this honor following an extraordinary life.
If @kevinmitnick was here in person, which I know he is from above - he would say thank you to everyone for this award and for accepting him into this industry. Kevin’s life, obsession, hobby, and passion was cyber security. Aside from @kminx - it was his life. I wish he was…
My love. Till we see each other again, I know you are here with me. I hear your voice. Our son will know you and I am convinced he will be a mini you. I am grateful we have so many friends all over the world who will teach our son how to hack and more importantly who the real…
The Mitnick Family and KnowBe4 announce the passing of Kevin Mitnick, 59, following a 14-month valiant battle with pancreatic cancer. Kevin will always remain “the world’s most famous hacker”. For more info: bit.ly/44z0m5L
Congratulations to the @KnowBe4 team for hitting this milestone!
KnowBe4 Celebrates Success of 60,000-Customer Milestone bit.ly/3MuM2nh
I’m ready for time travel! Great seeing you my friend.
Look who stopped by! It was great to catch up with one of my great friends in life @kevinmitnick. Definitely took the Delorean for a spin!
Happy #WorldPasswordDay and #Maythe4th be with you! We created fun memes that celebrate both holidays for you to share with your users. Lookout for more password security and Star Wars posts today and download our new password security resource kit! bit.ly/3nvc1ST
More than 6.2 trillion hashes per second on NTLM. Varies based on workload and other factors but thats the average.
This is my new bad ass password cracker. I have 24 4090's + 6 2080's all clustered running Hashtopolis. Thanks to the awesome team at @KnowBe4 that set up and configured the servers for me. Now to go crack some hashes :-)))))))
Check out the Windows Forensics training course by @13CubedDFIR .. It's only $695 and is given by one of the best forensics investigators I have met. If you are looking to get into forensics, this is the course to take.. training.13cubed.com/investigating-…
Don’t know how I wasn’t following @kevinmitnick but I have corrected that! My partner @PuckBrandGaming LOVES “Ghost in the Wires” & even came up w/a very plausible social engineering script for my job WITHOUT consulting me! Thanks for inspiring tech love Sir! #hacking #jojoref
If your relationship wasn’t out of this world, now your ex can be. Literally. This #ValentinesDay, you can name an actual piece of trash after your ex in the place you wish you’d sent them: outer space. Reply with their first name only & check here on V-Day for a surprise 🫶🏽
Thank you for the compliment and recommendation!
Book recommendation: I think nearly anyone would benefit from reading @kevinmitnick's Ghost in the Wires. I'm a weirdo who falls asleep to it every night (it's very entertaining). But just reading it once will help you understand the strategies that scammers and phishers use.
Good story of how @kevinmitnick Hacked California Law in 1983 - most lawyers know all law has vulnerabilities The current project to take the planning code apart and put it back together will present a lifetime of vulnerabilities that will be exploited schneier.com/blog/archives/…
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Kevin Mitnick Hacked California Law in 1983 - Schneier on Security
Early in his career, Kevin Mitnick successfully hacked California law. He told me the story when he heard about my new book, which he partially recounts his 2012 book, Ghost in the Wires. The setup...
. @vysecurity Vincent is right. This KeePass trick has been used for years. My team at Mitnick Security created this demo for KB4-CON months ago. vimeo.com/703355424
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Compromising KeePass Demonstration.m4v
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