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For the past 25 years, social engineering has repeatedly proven that our most vulnerable cybersecurity asset is us—human beings. The fundamental premise of social engineering attacks is incredibly straightforward: why spend time reverse engineering code when, with a spoonful of charm and a sprinkle of deception, you can coax unsuspecting humans into divulging secrets to gain critical access and carry out attacks? After all, as is widely said today in the age of identity security, it’s easier to log in than hack in.

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Social Engineering

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    2025年

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  • Morey Haber

摘要

For the past 25 years, social engineering has repeatedly proven that our most vulnerable cybersecurity asset is us—human beings. The fundamental premise of social engineering attacks is incredibly straightforward: why spend time reverse engineering code when, with a spoonful of charm and a sprinkle of deception, you can coax unsuspecting humans into divulging secrets to gain critical access and carry out attacks? After all, as is widely said today in the age of identity security, it’s easier to log in than hack in.