LinkedIn is a Bigger Security Threat Than You Think🎙Darknet Diaries Ep. 122: Lisa
Source: YouTube · Jack Rhysider · published Aug 27, 2022 · 49:23
Insider threats pose the biggest security risk to entertainment venues, allowing unauthorized entry through staff assistance or door exploitation 0:00-0:06.
Key Takeaways:
• Insiders frequently help others gain free entry to venues like theaters, stadiums, and concert halls 0:12-0:16
• Movie theater security is breached when insiders open side doors to admit friends without payment 0:22-0:30
• Stadium security is compromised when people rush through exit doors before they close completely 0:31-0:43
These vulnerabilities highlight significant flaws in venue security protocols.
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JACK: Here’s a question; what’s the biggest
threat facing music venues, sports stadiums, and theatres? Well, I don’t know, but I’m gonna go out
on a limb and guess, but it’s insider threats. What I mean is I think there are a ton of
people who want to get free entry into all these places, and they do get in without paying
all the time by using an insider. I’ve seen it with my own eyes; I’ve been
to the movie theatre and saw someone pay their way to go in and then once inside, open up
one of the side doors and let their friends in who were outside. I’ve also seen the same thing at a baseball
stadium; someone was standing outside the exit and they were just waiting for someone
inside to leave, and as soon as that door opened on the stadium, boom, they grabbed
the door right before it closed …