Aaron Pritz and a co-host use saberage, the technique of opening a bottle by striking its weak spot, to explain how attackers find vulnerabilities. They demonstrate on a chilled bottle, showing how the right preparation and a precise tap at the weak point leads to a clean breach.
So is this kind of like, well, you know, with cyber criminals, they're finding the one or thousand weak spots and that's their way in, right?
Exactly. I can't, I couldn't cut through this bottle, but—
Cody, you could try. You could try next.
One small tap to the right spot. Wow. And the bottle opens. And nothing went anywhere.
Nothing went anywhere.
That's because you properly chilled it.
Most importantly.
I actually have done it professionally. I did it at weddings in college. Love it. I was expecting so much more of an
