Jason, a hacker, successfully broke into a bank in Beirut, gaining access to the computers in two of the three branches. He was caught in the third branch and let go, but encourages people to be suspicious of new faces and emails with links or attachments.
The speaker and his colleague were unsure if they would get arrested for going back into a building during a job, and decided it wasn't worth the risk, even if it meant leaving valuable equipment behind.
George Sr. used phonebooks to build up his client base as a banker by looking for Lebanese names and calling them up. He recognized where the last names correlated with what parts of Lebanon they were from.
The hosts discuss gun violence and the importance of bank security in America, noting that getting shot with a gun is just as dangerous whether it is from a dirt bike or a rifle.
A cybersecurity expert talks about a social engineering job his team did for a bank in Jamaica and how they used their skills to gain access to sensitive information.