Social Engineering: When Humans Get Hacked
In Socal Engineering, fraudsters exploit basic human desires to target victims. They analyse individuals’ profiles to craft “too good to be true” offers, using technology to enable their schemes.
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Brian Pereira
A veteran technology editor with over 30 years of experience, Brian began his career at The Indian Express in 1994. He has since reported for premier publications including The Times of India, BW Business World, CHIP, and InformationWeek. He also produced the CeBIT and INTEROP conferences in India. He has since retired and consults for media organizations.
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