Social Engineering Attack Examples
This post shares a few highly effective social engineering examples using micro-targeting techniques based on LinkedIn profile attributes.
Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs) is a key concept in cybersecurity and threat intelligence. The purpose is to identify patterns of behavior which can be used to defend against specific strategies and threat vectors used by malicious actors.
This post shares a few highly effective social engineering examples using micro-targeting techniques based on LinkedIn profile attributes.
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