I hope your security service resets temporary pass cards? Have you checked?

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Fairy Tales of Safety: Personal Safety in Real Life - 2
Vladimir Bezmaly | 07.03.2018
After successfully overcoming the company's first line of defense in the person of the administrator, Peter and Jason received plastic passes to the building and went to the 24th floor, to Mr. Green's department. The passes resembled ordinary plastic cards, and Peter decided that on the way back they would keep them for themselves and throw the homemade blanks into the machine for returning temporary passes. As a result, they would have normal temporary passes. Especially since in most business centers the security service does not reset them daily, but simply takes them out of the machine and puts them back into circulation.


In Green's department, as often happens, there was no particular order on the tables. Here and there on the tables there were mobile phones and even a wallet that someone had japan mobile database forgotten. In short, a thief would have had plenty of room to roam. At Peter's request, Jason recorded everything on a miniature camera that stuck out of his pocket like a pen. But here is Green's office. It is separated from the common room by a glass door. But it is open. On Green's desk are the keys to the car. Peter took them in his pocket. And here is the copy machine. As usual, a mountain of some documents is lying nearby, but today they are not the target. The target is the hard drive installed in the copy machine and containing copies of the copied materials. A minute of work and the hard drive is replaced with a new one.

- Peter, we have to go.

- It really is time. Let's move his car to the next parking space. I wonder if he'll notice the change?

- Yeah. And besides, I want to plant an old smartphone in his car to track his routes. I wonder where he goes and where he stays.

- Don't forget to return the keys to the administrator's car, we'll say that we saw them in the parking lot next to the car.

And so they did.