The Art of Deception
summary
A presentation on social engineering as the main cybercriminal attack vector, explaining why humans—amid heavy internet and smart device use—are targeted. It defines social engineering, walks through the attack lifecycle and popular techniques (quid pro quo, baiting, pretexting, diversion/theft, tailgating, phishing, vishing), uses videos, real-case examples and proofs of concept, and ends with conclusions and practical recommendations to avoid these scams.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Opening
- 1:00Current Context
- 6:30Experiment in Brussels
- 10:30Pepito Paga Doble
- 14:00Social Engineering Biases
- 17:45Social Engineering Cases
- 24:55Questions
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