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to take advantage of human fallibility(passive) are designedSocial engineering attacks
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to leaked info on 20,000 FBI agents A hacker took advantage of insufficient authentication protocols within the DOJ to perform a social engineering attack , resulting in leaked info on 20,000 FBI agentsleadsto leaked info on 20,000 FBI agents A hacker took advantage of insufficient authentication protocols within the DOJ to perform a social engineering attack , resulting in leaked info on 20,000 FBI agents
successful data breaches(passive) caused bysuccessful data breaches
to compromise your physical security in its information security handbookdesignedto compromise your physical security in its information security handbook
to acquire critical data to break into the company ’s methodcreatedto acquire critical data to break into the company ’s method
a tremendous sense of urgencycreatinga tremendous sense of urgency
to manipulate victims into executing malware once it 's on their machinedesignedto manipulate victims into executing malware once it 's on their machine
to gain access to accounts , money , and other assetsdesignedto gain access to accounts , money , and other assets
to a massive data breach of 100 million usersledto a massive data breach of 100 million users
the dangers and damage(passive) caused bythe dangers and damage
to force the user to press the Allow buttondesignedto force the user to press the Allow button
to force the user to make irrational decisionsdesignedto force the user to make irrational decisions
to obtain passwords from usersdesignedto obtain passwords from users
to crypto scam tweetsledto crypto scam tweets
to other serious crimes such as identity theft and industrial espionagecan successfully leadto other serious crimes such as identity theft and industrial espionage
to identity theft ... or recruit unwitting mules for fraudleadto identity theft ... or recruit unwitting mules for fraud
to steal the users ’ personal informationdesignedto steal the users ’ personal information
financial damage is minimisedcould causefinancial damage is minimised
insurance in the event damage(passive) is caused byinsurance in the event damage
to the highest payoffs ... so the frequency and sophistication of these attacks is guaranteed to increaseleadto the highest payoffs ... so the frequency and sophistication of these attacks is guaranteed to increase
to garner enough information to perform identity theft a breezedesignedto garner enough information to perform identity theft a breeze
a sense of urgency , combined with information gathered about the customer through illicit meanscreatea sense of urgency , combined with information gathered about the customer through illicit means
to leaked info on 20000 FBI agents Visit the U.S. Department of Justice websiteleadsto leaked info on 20000 FBI agents Visit the U.S. Department of Justice website
to trick users into giving money to the cybercriminalsdesignedto trick users into giving money to the cybercriminals
to get users to run email attachmentsdesignedto get users to run email attachments
to the spread of the cryptocurrency scam Amazon IVSledto the spread of the cryptocurrency scam Amazon IVS
to trick users into subscribing to unwanted pop - up adsdesignedto trick users into subscribing to unwanted pop - up ads
to trick legitimate users into providing their access credentials to the attackerare designedto trick legitimate users into providing their access credentials to the attacker
to fool users into installing ransomware or executing a fraudulent wire transferdesignedto fool users into installing ransomware or executing a fraudulent wire transfer
to persuade users to “ voluntarily ” give up their credentials on social media and other sitesdesignedto persuade users to “ voluntarily ” give up their credentials on social media and other sites
while web browsing and tries to deceive users into allowing the notification servicesgenerally triggeredwhile web browsing and tries to deceive users into allowing the notification services
to lure users to web pages that look like legitimate web sitesdesignedto lure users to web pages that look like legitimate web sites
to trick unsuspecting Internet users into giving away sensitive personal information , for exampledesignedto trick unsuspecting Internet users into giving away sensitive personal information , for example
to siphon personal data from unwary users through manipulation ( a fake email from your banking institution asking for personal banking informationspecifically designedto siphon personal data from unwary users through manipulation ( a fake email from your banking institution asking for personal banking information
to trick them into either helping to install malware or engaging in a scam that will eventually seek to inappropriately transfer company fundsdesignedto trick them into either helping to install malware or engaging in a scam that will eventually seek to inappropriately transfer company funds
to trick users into getting rid of antivirus products from such software vendors as AVG , Spyware Doctor , Symantec , Microsoft , and Zone Labsdesignedto trick users into getting rid of antivirus products from such software vendors as AVG , Spyware Doctor , Symantec , Microsoft , and Zone Labs
to ' verified ' scam tweets | Autoblog Elon Musk and other verified accounts were hit by the hack Wednesday Jul 16th 2020 at 9:13AMledto ' verified ' scam tweets | Autoblog Elon Musk and other verified accounts were hit by the hack Wednesday Jul 16th 2020 at 9:13AM
to the introduction of malware or handing over credentials that is then used to launch a further attack to steal data , damage data and extort money triggering breach costsleadsto the introduction of malware or handing over credentials that is then used to launch a further attack to steal data , damage data and extort money triggering breach costs