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Nowadays if you want to hack a corporation or damage a personal "enemy" fast, Social Engineering techniques work every time and more often than not it works the first time. Within the presentation you will be able to learn what social engineering is, types of social engineering and related threats.
Social engineering is the use of deception to manipulate people into divulging confidential information. It relies on human tendencies to trust others and takes advantage of "the weak link" in security - users. There are two categories of social engineering attacks: technology-based approaches that deceive users into thinking they are interacting with real systems, and non-technical approaches using deception alone. Common tactics include phishing emails, phone calls (vishing), pretending to be technical support, and observing users (shoulder surfing). Organizations can help prevent social engineering by having security policies, training employees, and monitoring compliance.
Social engineering is manipulating people into revealing confidential information through deception rather than technical hacking methods. It includes techniques like quid pro quo, phishing, baiting, pretexting, and diversion theft. Famous social engineer Kevin Mitnick emphasized that people inherently want to be helpful and trustworthy, making them vulnerable. Training and policies can help prevent social engineering by raising awareness of common tactics and restricting disclosure of private information. The human element remains the weakest link despite strong technical security defenses.
Social engineering is a type of attack that manipulates people into revealing sensitive information or performing actions that violate security policies. It works by exploiting human trust and the natural tendency to help others. Attackers first gather information about targets, then develop relationships to gain trust before exploiting that trust to obtain access or steal information. Common social engineering techniques include phishing emails and calls where attackers pretend to be from technical support. While no system can fully prevent social engineering, organizations can minimize risks by educating users and restricting what sensitive information users provide over the phone or to unknown parties.
Social engineers use simple questions or impersonation through phone calls and emails to trick victims into providing private information without raising suspicion. Understanding social engineering techniques prevents unauthorized access, information theft, and malware installation while preserving system integrity. However, being uninformed leaves systems vulnerable to data and identity theft, data corruption, downtime, and security threats.
The document defines and discusses various social engineering techniques used to psychologically manipulate people into divulging confidential information or performing actions, including pretexting, diversion theft, phishing, baiting, quid pro quo, and tailgating. Pretexting involves creating fake scenarios to engage victims and trick them into providing information, while phishing uses fraudulent emails appearing to be from legitimate companies to steal personal details. Baiting and quid pro quo manipulate people using curiosity, greed or promises of help in exchange for access or information.
An understanding of sociology and social psychology was the differentiator for Agile software development methods. This talk looks at how Kanban can be used for social engineering to improve innovation and trust, and how an understanding of sociology was used to design the Kanban Method and shape the community that advocates it.
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Social engineering exploits human behavior and trust to gain access to sensitive information. It includes technical attacks like phishing emails and pop-up windows, as well as non-technical attacks like dumpster diving. Common human behaviors exploited include curiosity, fear, and thoughtlessness. To help mitigate social engineering risks, organizations should educate employees, implement security policies, conduct audits, and use technical defenses like email filters and firewalls. Regular awareness training can help motivate employees to follow best practices.
Presentation of Social Engineering - The Art of Human Hackingmsaksida
Nowadays if you want to hack a corporation or damage a personal "enemy" fast, Social Engineering techniques work every time and more often than not it works the first time. Within the presentation you will be able to learn what social engineering is, types of social engineering and related threats.
Social engineering is the use of deception to manipulate people into divulging confidential information. It relies on human tendencies to trust others and takes advantage of "the weak link" in security - users. There are two categories of social engineering attacks: technology-based approaches that deceive users into thinking they are interacting with real systems, and non-technical approaches using deception alone. Common tactics include phishing emails, phone calls (vishing), pretending to be technical support, and observing users (shoulder surfing). Organizations can help prevent social engineering by having security policies, training employees, and monitoring compliance.
Social engineering is manipulating people into revealing confidential information through deception rather than technical hacking methods. It includes techniques like quid pro quo, phishing, baiting, pretexting, and diversion theft. Famous social engineer Kevin Mitnick emphasized that people inherently want to be helpful and trustworthy, making them vulnerable. Training and policies can help prevent social engineering by raising awareness of common tactics and restricting disclosure of private information. The human element remains the weakest link despite strong technical security defenses.
Social engineering is a type of attack that manipulates people into revealing sensitive information or performing actions that violate security policies. It works by exploiting human trust and the natural tendency to help others. Attackers first gather information about targets, then develop relationships to gain trust before exploiting that trust to obtain access or steal information. Common social engineering techniques include phishing emails and calls where attackers pretend to be from technical support. While no system can fully prevent social engineering, organizations can minimize risks by educating users and restricting what sensitive information users provide over the phone or to unknown parties.
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Анджелес
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академический
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визуальные » архивисты ?
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Париж
Библиотеки
Музеи
Архивы
Киностудии
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многих материалов
увеличивается
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США)
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сохранности - это
постоянный процесс
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подразумевает
защиту оригинала
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создание копии
Ben-hur (1959, США)
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изображения и звука
материала
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морально устаревшей информации
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сохранности аудио-
визуальных материлов
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хранения с неизменными условиями
Ограниченное использование
оригиналов
Техническая поддержка
оборудования
Переход на современные и хорошо
широко распространенные форматы
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