Have you considered the social engineering implications of ride share(Uber/Lyft) interactions? Want to get better at social skills and get comfortable with people? In this talk I will explain the potential to use ride sharing services as not only a highly accessible platform for practicing social engineering and honing soft skills, but also as a potential attack vector that is rarely considered by the casual rider. I will share my real life experiences experimenting with ride share driving and how the small talk you probably already engage in can be leveraged against you. From teenage script kiddie to hacker con speaker and INFOSEC podcaster, I’ve worked in all areas of tech from dial-up tech support to level 1 network operations center. My specialties include social engineering, physical security and open source intelligence. I am also the host of the Sudo Social Club podcast & YouTube channel, a project centered around hacking capture the flag, wargames, crypto-challenges and vulnerable VM’s.