2017 proved to be a huge year for Social-Engineer. Complete with two SE Capture the Flags. This means our report this year is compiled from data from both of the SECTF’s. Download a copy of the report now and sign up for a free webinar.
Advances in Machine Learning
Back in March we talked about Adobe’s Project VoCo which could recreate someone’s speech with only twenty minutes of recorded dialogue. Now just a few months later, Lyrebird claims it can recreate any voice with just one minute of recorded speech!
DEF CON 25: The SEVillage Wrap-Up
Relive all the amazing moments we had at DEF CON 25! Get all the details about our three SECTF competitions and so much more!
Web Beacons for Social Engineering Reconnaissance
Web beacons embedded in pages and emails can be used as reconnaissance tools for social engineering attacks. We’ve got tips and tools to minimize your exposure.
Researchers Use Sound Waves to control a Smartphone (seriously) and a Car (theoretically)
Both Fitbits and smartphones have Micro electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) accelerometers. Is there potential for misuse in a social engineering?
The SECTF is Coming to DerbyCon!
Yes, you have read this correctly. This year in the SEVillage at DerbyCon, Social-Engineer will be holding its first ever Social Engineering Capture The Flag event at DerbyCon!
Children Hacking Websites
Headlines abound with stories of children hacking websites. How can you teach your kids to be safe and responsible online? We’ve got tips on how to help them learn skills without regrets.
SECTF4Kids & SECTF4Teens at DEF CON 25
The SECTF4Kids is back for a 5th year and the all new SECTF4Teens is now live and waiting for you to register. Get all the details about rules and regulations.
The Human Track in SEVillage at DEF CON 25 CFP
We are excited to announce the launch of The Human Track CFP is now open. Be quick about applying as we are closing the doors May 15! See you at DEF CON!
The Rise of Machine Learning and Social Engineering Attacks
Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) has been in the news a lot lately. If A.I. can be taught to interact with humans in a friendly helpful way, it can also be used in malicious ways. Will the rise of machine learning lead to social engineering attacks?
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