Social engineering is the art of manipulating people into divulging confidential information they might otherwise protect. It's a type of attack that relies on human psychology rather than technical exploits. https://brev.is/kaiB7
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If this is true, and I remain sceptical because it would be among the most sophisticated social engineering attacks I have ever heard of it represents a massive increase in criminal capabilities. We are going to need a two factor authorization, equivalent, for in person, meetings with major decisions to be made. This will require a massive shift in culture and the use of power inside businesses. https://lnkd.in/eA-UX3se
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Pretexting is a social engineering technique that manipulates victims into sharing sensitive information. See this Imperva guide to learn about common #pretexting techniques and how to protect against them.
What Is Pretexting | Attack Types & Examples | Imperva
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Quantitative Researcher and Developer at Scipia | Financial Data Scientist | Machine Learning Engineer | Mathematical Research | Algorithmic Trading Systems
Talking about #trading and modeling (#ML or not) there are foundations more useful than others. Here a list of distinctions from complex science that helps to describe the market: -Scalability -Feedback loops & delays -Emergence -Non-linearity -Self-organization -Self-similarity -Self-regulation -Self-replication -Diversity -Adaptation -Multi-hierarchy -Hierarchical nesting -Criticality & critical nodes -Adaptive agents -Chaotic behavior -Distributed control -Phase transitions -Network structure -Robust yet fragile -Information flow -History dependence -Non-equilibrium dynamics -Interconnectedness -Phase space -Sensitivity to initial conditions -Thresholds and tipping points -Co-evolution -Stochasticity -Information asymmetry -Path dependence -Cascading effects -Time delays -Heterogeneity -Information processing -Synchronization -Evolvability -Trade-offs -Power law distributions -Multi-agent interactions -Edge of chaos -Cooperation and competition -Multiple time scales
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Research endeavors Florida Institute for National Security (FINS) include #InverseReinforcementLearning (IRL), a #collaborative research topic, using a #MachineLearning paradigm that records #HumanBehavior in #SimulatedEnvironments, to design algorithms to understand #HumanComputerInteractions. #get2knowfins_uf https://lnkd.in/gntpC8_q
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A canary into cyber security’s future, via fiction editing. A rare opportunity. Neil Clarke and other editors share in the comments how they get flooded by fiction / short story submissions written with ChatGPT, which has now created a true challenge to editors. Or, in security language, a DDoS attack on the human side of this. Reading the comments is a glimpse into the future, and how we may need to adapt. I’ll add they didn’t even close submissions when Neil was hospitalized for surgery. This may look minor, but it’s a glimpse into a future we can prepare for now. Not that we will… Always watch for canaries of the future, especially in adversarial areas such as cyber security
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Protect yourself in the digital world by mastering the art of social engineering, learn more about social engineering attack in this article. Check the link below to know more https://lnkd.in/gb7_vMNK
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Here's part 2 of that 'Stumbling' idea. I took Lauren Aycock Anderson, LCMFT, NCC's suggestion and expounded on the three points at the end. Give it a read and let me know what you think
Stumbling Progress: Part 2
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VP Global Cyber Resiliency Strategy | UK South West Tech Cluster Advisory Board Member | Non-Exec Board Advisor | Security BSides London Conference Co-Founder | Regional Chair NCSC Cyber information Sharing Partnership
Unveiling the Tactics of Lapsus$: A Review of Internal Attacks Vectors, Mobile Device Exploitation, and Social Engineering Techniques
Lapsus$ - Unveiling The Tactics | Zimperium
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Social Engineering. What is it and how do you avoid falling victim to it? Watch this video to learn more. #Prudentips #PrudentialBankGh #TrulyDependable
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