We Hack People – Covert Entry

Tim Roberts, Brent White – Covert Entry, Social Engineering, Red Team, Hacking, Physical Security, Bypass, Lock picking

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Tim Roberts and Brent White are Principal Security Consultants, specializing in Covert Entry (Stealth Breaching, Physical Intrusion), OSINT (Open Source Intelligence), Social Engineering, and other Red Team-related skills. This includes surreptitious and covert entry, alarm bypassing, physical site assessments, surveillance, wireless and network penetration, web application hacking, and more.

Wehackpeople.com contains research, conference presentations, interviews, as well as “war stories” from their experiences within the offensive security field of successful professional red team work, and a combined 20+ years of information and physical security experience.

Through this site, they hope to continue to contribute to the #InfoSec community and provide more security awareness by sharing traditional and non-traditional techniques that have worked for them in and outside of commercial and government environments.

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OSINTion Podcast with Joe Gray

May 8, 2023

On March 07, 2023, we enjoyed conversation with friend and OSINT specialist Joe Gray on his “OSINTion” podcast. Discussions were based around intelligence report writing, rules-of-engagement when dealing with personal devices and individuals, certifications, and of course, social engineering techniques and topics. We appreciated being on the show and hope that you enjoy watching and … More OSINTion Podcast with Joe Gray

Quick Talk – Hacker Memory Lane

August 29, 2022

Join Tim and Brent as they discuss stories of their early exploits with old-school hacking, phone phreaking, 90’s hacker culture, \as well as what motivated them to pursue careers in Information Security.

War Story: “Can I see that?”

August 18, 2022

When traveling for these types of assessments, we always consider the location of a client’s facilities. Often, we’re fortunate enough that these locations are adjacent to a hotel, café, food court, or a shared facility in general. How does this help, other than the convenience of a nap or food in between efforts? To a malicious actor, one can use this to conduct passive reconnaissance to gather useful information which is anything from the target facility’s dress code, ingress/egress points, security camera placement, style of… … More War Story: “Can I see that?”

NolaCon 2019 - Breaking Into Your Building

"Breaking Into Your Building: A Hacker's Guide to Unauthorized Access"

In this presentation, we discuss physical security and social engineering attacks and techniques, as well as how to fix this these things.