software engineer

A programmer who's getting paid a management salary.

That software engineer conned someone into giving him more money.

by phrebh January 23, 2004

Engin / Milinsku

That one "guy" on twitter who makes some banger tweets.

Engin / Milinsku has some good takes.

by 187undercovercop March 18, 2021

squirt engine

A man who puts out often. Usually accompanies impressive stamina.

Do they ever leave the bedroom? That guy must be a real squirt engine.

by cheshirepig January 21, 2010

software engineering

The process of creating and developing a piece of software for distribution.

The company's software engineering team developed a program to share files.

by jordan October 8, 2003

search engine

The vehicle driven by rescue crews.

Hey Clem, we got a lost hiker, fire up the search engine!

by Ricky Ranger June 27, 2003

Industrial Engineer

Industrial engineers are not engineers in the Traditional sense. They are the "Engineers" that real Engineers make fun of during break time. In University, while Electrical and Mechanical Engineers are busy doing hard work, Industrial Engineers typically occupy their time by planning Pizza Parties among other non-engineering related activities. Industrial engineers don't typically take as many math classes as the other engineers because they often say its to hard, they also say programing is hard.

Hello, I am an Industrial Engineer, I like to play with toys all day.

by [e-mail] May 31, 2018

social engineering

Social Engineering is used primarily in the cracking world. These previous defintions talking about free drinks etc IS NOT social engineering. That is a con or scam. Social Engineering is a art form. It is the ability to gain peoples trust and using that information for your own nefarious purposes. Social Engineering can range from the most mundane to elaborate ruses. It can be someone asking a another person for their password or it can be someone pretending to be a a employee of a trusted company to get access to something. Keep in mind the ultimate goal is to get access to something. People are not stupid which is why social engineering came about. A usual direct question to someone for a password or login is going to give you a no answer. However when applying social engineering you would be calling or speaking to this person under the premise that you work for the helpdesk or the telephone co. You temporarily befriend this person get their guard down then get the information you need. Kevin Mitnick was a master of Social of Engineering.

I was able to use Social Engineering with Joe by pretending to work for the Phone Company. I called him and was able to get the employee login list.

I made a fake badge for a tech firm and was able to social engineer my way into the datacenter where I got access to some servers where I was able to install a backdoor.

by Hi-Tech-H8 December 24, 2005