There seems to be a public suspicion regarding any security-related industry, that if you’re hiring knowledgeable people familiar with common criminal behavior, there’s a strong possibility they may be engaging in that kind of behavior themselves. It’s like the “bad cop” complex, or the security guard who steals merchandise out of the warehouse he’s being paid to protect. People like this Yousef character are extremely counterproductive in dispelling such notions, so I do appreciate the need for exposing such crooks/charlatans in the industry wherever you find them.

On this blog, I notice searches for “Yousif Yalda” at least once a day; future customer of his? Egotistical googling? Who knows, but I like to think that someone out there will gain from seeing how Yousif handles “situations”.

Millions of credit cards are stoled yearly. Perhaps you’re a victim of a vulnerabile website that stores and processes credit cards, but doesn’t bother to secure their system. For the average user, this is a problem. For a company, this is a nightmare. What if your company’s private information is stolen and leaked out to the public for malicious intent? Can your company afford the downtime?

Oh. My. God. I can’t stop laughing…..