The Spy That Stuck me

What it takes to get people to reveal sensitive information security and social networking? Profile of a friendly colleague and especially good showing Some can be an effective intelligence-gathering work through social media? It wanted to answer her question
thomas Ryan Provide Security security company that created a fake profile of a military analyst graceful people trying to help draw the defense community. His findings should certainly worry the American Field security personnel. Computerworld.com site says that hundreds of people fell into the trap of Ryan, exposing personal information to "and implicitly" the 25-year-old alleged security analyst for the service of the U.S. Navy. Ryan raised a number of related items and created a persona of Jackie flirty and friendly. He contacted hundreds of people (226 on Facebook, 206 Belindkeden, 204 Twitter) U.S. military, intelligence agencies, security companies and government contractors. He did not have to strain too much to many of these virtual friends fictional lady shared with personal information and images, conferences and even invite her to offer her work through the documents. There were also those who have expressed interest Belskoar its services, among other companies, Google and Lockheed - Martin. Ryan points out in favor of the CIA and the FBI, their people did not fall into the trap and not connected with the beautiful Robin Sage. "If it was a dangerous foreign country, means had access to many useful information," said Ryan, Robin Sage told that with newcomer managed to get a wide range of information, including address non-mail bank account details. Ryan believes that the fact that Sage looked good was significant in the ability of dubbing. Most of its members were men (82%). Most women were connected with those who greeted security conferences and so on. When the experiment was that, erased Facebook Olinkeden the bills of the reservation. Ryan says moral experiment is not connect with someone you do not know really.