Friday, August 5, 2016

Social Engineering


Social Engineering, according to Mitnick, is the use of influence
 and persuasion to deceive people into
divulging information . While Mitnick was the first to coin 
the term, the art of social engineering itself is
nothing new; in a crude example, International Intelligence
 claims that social engineering started “way
back in time when man started to lie to woman.”
However, the art of social engineering has enjoyed a
strong resurgence due to the low cost of attacks, anonymity
 of electronic communication and the ease of

researching potential targets thanks to the popularity or 
email and social engineering sites.

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