I contacted the owner of the house I found unlocked and there was no response, so I proceeded to let myself in anyway.

These writeups are Jr. level hacks (I looked through them all). Aside from making the company look bad, you don't really learn much from it because they are so easy.

I'm tempted to just find the person that owns this blog and make sure they aren't hired int the security industry. We don't need people like this around.

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trinix912 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

> I'm tempted to just find the person that owns this blog and make sure they aren't hired int the security industry. We don't need people like this around.

Sorry, being the one to "make sure" someone doesn't get hired makes you the person whom I'd never hire in my eyes. Hopefully in all the potential employers' whom you go crying trying to sabotage this guy's career also.

Everyone was an eager junior once. If you weren't, it's your problem, not this guy's.

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LexiMax 2 days ago | parent [-]

> Sorry, being the one to "make sure" someone doesn't get hired makes you the person whom I'd never hire in my eyes.

Yeah, there was some serious, "you'll never work in this town again," energy. Glad I wasn't the only one who picked up on it.

	▲	Ms-J 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Ignore their remarks, the person obviously has no sway at all in the industry and wants a little power. I'd hire this security professional at my company.

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93po 2 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

alternatively:

the security guard of the local mall left the door unlocked when the mall was actually closed, and i saw the mall hours that it was closed, but i went in anyway out of curiosity since i was already there

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martin-t 2 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Because you certainly are the right person to pass judgement and destroy someone's life based on reading a few blog posts.

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technion 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Come on, what security doesn't need is this attitude.