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Video - Character speaking in her head (social engineer)

It's all about confidence. If you act like you belong, who is going to question you? A busy street with a bunch of characters walking.
Sure, I could hack my way into your systems. But that's a long process. And its so much easier to target employees who
have access to the systems and data I want. A busy street with a bunch of characters walking. People enter a buiulding.
Woman walks by two employees at the elevator talking. They see she has
I just act like I belong, gain your confidence, and fool you into giving up information. her hands full so they swipe their badge and let her in.

You should know that I'm not your stereotypical hacker. I'm not the guy in a hoodie hiding behind a computer. A bad looking character with a hoodie hunched over a computer.
I look and act just like you. It's called social engineering. A crowd of people that disperses to just one person.
Right now you might be thinking... social engineering? It's the the psychological manipulation to push users into providing Handwritten definition of social engineering: psychological manipulation to
information or doing a specific task. push users into providing information or doing a specific task.
Ok. But what does that mean?
I use human interaction to trick you into giving up information or breaking normal security procedures or give out private Zoom in on the head of a single person. The head opens and inside is a
information. hacker typing at a computer.
Think about it. If someone came up to you and asked for your passwords, would you share the information with them? Character walks up to another and asks for their password.
No, right? Second character shakes their head no.
A projector screen appears. Jimmy Kimmel video of people giving up
But what if they asked you other questions that would help them figure out your password? passwords will play.
(Pause in the video)
Maybe then you would actually give up the information.
The reality is that I use a lot of tricks to get what I want. And I use them over and over again until I have pieced together
enough information to get what I really want - access to your networks. Talking to a row of people, one person at a time.
And I'm so good at it that most of the time you won't even realize what's happened until its too late.
One 'trick' I might use is phone calls. Want to see how easy it is? You try it. Phones appear on the screen ringing.

Interactive Portion Begins

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There's no need to be scared of your phone and throw it away. Social Engineering can happen a lot of other ways too. Cartoon man blowing up a phone with TNT
It can be a phishing email or a targetted pop-up ad. A person clicking on an email on the screen
It can be a USB left close to the office. Because what will you do? Put it in a computer to see what's on it. USB being plugged into a computer
It can be someone who tailgates and enters the office. A person dressed as an animal following a person through a door
It can happen by hackers mining information from LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook accounts. Funny line up of social media accounts
It can even be a stranger listening to your conversation as you walk by, at a bar when you are out with your friends, or
even at the entrance to Klarna Bar scene with characters talking.
Reminder Screen
Remember:
1. Never give out your password.
2. Try to verify who you are talking to on the phone by calling them back on
a company number
3. Report anything suspicious to IT Support.