This weeks assignment

Here is my submission for the assignment that is due this week. I would have liked to added more things but I tried to keep this clean and straight forward

New Age Enlightenment

Race will be abolished, no longer shall a human reference another human in relation to race

Religion will be abolished entirely

Money will be eliminated in favor of a credit system

There will be eight days in a week so weekends consist of three days

No more daylight savings time

Every man is entitled to have no more than five wives; every woman must only have one husband

Thall shall conform to honor thy earth and every creature that inhabits it

Thall shall not worship any god, entity or other false deity 

Thall shall respect Mother Nature and not cause harm by pollution

Thall shall not eat the flesh of a mammal

Thall shall not cause harm to another human being or mammal

Thall shall not steal from others

Thall shall not lie nor cheat on their spouse

Thall shall not have intercourse with the same sex

Failure to follow, respect and adopt to the NAE will result in imprisonment where individuals will be detained and re-educated

Social engineering task (i lost count what number)

This is for the previous week, not this latest week.

I was supposed to "convince someone that another person is lying or mistaken."
I wasn't sure how to interpret this. I had a few thoughts: 1. When person A is lying to person B, make sure person B knows that person A is lying (or mistaken); 2. When person A is telling the truth to person B, make person B believe person A is lying (or mistaken); 3. Talk to person A, then I tell person B about the conversation (I could be telling the truth or lying at this point), I tell person B something that person A said the person B would know about, but that is a lie or a mistaken and attempt to convince person B that person A is lying or mistaken; 4. Talk to person A, I tell person A something. Person A tells person B what I said (something I'm sure they will ask me about, or something easy for me to bring up in conversation), then I talk to person B and convince them person A was lying or mistaken.

So, with all of those thoughts in mind, I put my plan into action at work. To protect people I will use their initials.

Where I work, with the job I have there are different stations, we are basically interchangeable parts and we are supposed to rotate every half hour. We are spread out pretty far, so we can't have direct contact except through walkie-talkies, which our managers also have, so they can hear anything we say on them. Many of us try not to call for rotation over the walkie-talkie, so we don't throw our lead under the bus (because it is the lead's responsibility to initiate rotation), but if we can get word to the lead in another way, we do that.

On Thursday, I was at rules - farthest away from the main court, where the lead is - and we were way past time to rotate. One of my coworkers, TG, who wasn't working that day, came in to use the facility. I didn't really care if we rotated or not, it was pretty slow and not a big deal, but I took the opportunity to pull off scenario number 4 from up above. I talked to TG for a little bit and I asked TG to tell the workers on the main court, JV and JM, to start rotation (it starts from the main court almost always). rotation ends with the person from rules (me in this situation) going to the main court. When I got to main court, JM was still there as JV had started rotation. He asked why I asked for rotation because it was so dead. I told him I didn't ask. He said TG said I asked. I didn't want to say TG was lying (especially since he wasn't), I just said he must have misinterpreted the conversation we had. I told JM that I told TG we hadn't rotated in awhile, and it was cool because it was so slow and it was nice to be able to relax at rules, but typically I don't like being at that station. JM believed me, even saying, "Oh, that makes sense. I didn't think you'd call for rotation right now, I was surprised when he said that." I said normally I would want to rotate if it was busy, but since it was slow it didn't matter and when I told TG, he must not have heard me correctly. I decided not to confess and just let it stand as it was.

So to sum it all up, I convinced JM that TG was mistaken about a conversation that TG had with myself. Task accomplished.

Another Social Engineering task

I got lucky with my last social engineering task. I had to have another player hand me their phone unlocked. I was able to do this last week, but out of respect for the circumstances in which it took place I can’t allow myself to enter into detailed of description.  

Social Engineering task

Fail,

 my task was to get another player to tell me what pharmacy they get their medication from. This time I tried a direct social engineering attack through email directed to one of my team members for the hacker challenge group. First I started a conversation about me not feeling well with one of my team members, (I was given a response of sympathy for which I am grateful for, and was not feeling well for real!) then I acted as if I needed help picking my consumer choices and then I asked the direct questions of where my team member get medications. I got not replay for the last email I sent. That was more than one weeks ago that I sent the last email so I now consider my task a fail attempt. 

Start an Arguement

My Last Week's task was to start an argument with someone. The class posed a good topic for this challenge. SQL injections, but more importantly the pronunciation of SQL. I attempted at having an argument with Cyan, but it just degraded into word games. So I argued the topic with Brother Cinerous. Quick, witty and I think I won.

Last week's task

My task for last week to convince a fellow player to give you their homework so you can "cheat". I decided not to do it because I think cheating is morally wrong. I don't feel that it's right to cheat off someone's work. My own conscious won't allow me to do so.

Convince someone that I have that skill or tallent!!!

Hi folks,
My last week SE task was to convince someone that I have ta skill or talent that I don't have.
Well, I did it again by making everyone in the class believe in me the other time, when I was doing my presentation on Programming for Security Professionals (Ch-7). I'm not a programmer but people were watching me in action and very connected... Even the Professors!!! I think I convinced a lot.
That was a good one I guess, because I had fun!!!
This is the presentation by the way!
Cheers,

N.Y