Breaking the bank

Financial sector cybersecurity threats 

In this episode, our special guest and renowned cybersecurity expert Jayson E. Street shares his experiences on how he ethically “robs” banks to reveal security weaknesses.

By exploiting human vulnerabilities rather than advanced technology, Jayson demonstrates how simple tools and social engineering can bypass even the most secure systems. His insights highlight the crucial role of employee training and awareness in preventing security breaches.

Jayson, along with Host Lieuwe Jan Koning and Threat Intel Specialist Luca Cipriano, discusses real-life incidents like the:

  • Swift Gateway vulnerabilities
  • Android banking malware (Vulture)
  • Binance hack

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Breaking the Bank

Your cybersecurity experts

Lieuwe Jan Koning

Co-Founder and CTO, ON2IT

Rob Maas Field CTO

Luca Cipriano

Threat Intel Specialist, ON2IT

Rob Maas Field CTO

Jayson E. Street

Hacker, Helper & Human

Episode details:

Ever wondered how to rob a bank? In this episode of Threat Talks you will explore this with our special guest, Jayson E Street. He is a renowned cybersecurity professional and speaker and is known for his legal bank heists. He once took just 15 seconds to breach a bank’s security. But how does he do it?

Jayson’s approach isn’t about ski masks and guns, it’s about exploiting human nature. “I walk in looking like an IT guy with a USB drive. People don’t suspect me,” he explains. His method involves circumventing the technology by targeting untrained staff. This highlights the critical need for proper training in cybersecurity.

We also touch on three major vulnerabilities: the SWIFT Gateway, the Vulture Android banking malware, and the Binance crypto hack.

But why does Jayson install malware instead of taking cash? Tune in and find out his strategy! 

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