Social recruiting: a next generation social engineering attack

Title: Social recruiting: a next generation social engineering attack
Creator: Schoeman, A H B, Irwin, Barry V W
Date: 2012
Type: text
Type: article
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/428600
Identifier: vital:72523
Identifier: https://www.jstor.org/stable/26486876
Description: Social engineering attacks initially experienced success due to the lack of understanding of the attack vector and resultant lack of remedial actions. Due to an increase in media coverage corporate bodies have begun to defend their interests from this vector. This has resulted in a new generation of social engineering attacks that have adapted to the industry response. These new forms of attack take into account the increased likelihood that they will be detected; rendering traditional defences against social engineering attacks moot. This paper highlights these attacks and will explain why traditional defences fail to address them as well as suggest new methods of incident response.
Format: 8 pages, pdf
Language: English
Relation: Journal of Information Warfare, Schoeman, A.H.B. and Irwin, B.V.W., 2012. Social recruiting: a next generation social engineering attack. Journal of Information Warfare, 11(3), pp.17-24, Journal of Information Warfare volume 11 number 3 17 24 2012 journal
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RU Department of Computer Science

SDG 09. Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

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