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The Social-Engineer Blog is an informational post designed to keep our readers up-to-date with current SE news involving science, research, and studies. It also reports on SE attacks with tips on staying safe, as well as funny stories that are related to SE.

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Lookout for Tax Scams

During peak filing season scammers work overtime, using fake emails, websites, and spoofed phone numbers, hoping to steal our identity and money. When it comes to phishing and vishing tax scams, what should you be on the lookout for? 

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Introverted Social Engineer

When you think of a social engineer do you picture a charming, socialite type? A person who can influence and talk to anyone with very little effort? That does sound like a very effective SE. So, is there a place for an introverted social engineer? In this blog find out why Introversion is not a barrier to being a professional social engineer.

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Launch of the SEVillage at Def Con 27 Signups

The SEVillage is entering its 10th year at Def Con. It has grown from a small closet size room that only held the SECTF to a fully functioning village. We hope that all of you can attend and join in on the fun at DEF CON 27!

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Women Needed in Cybersecurity

Women represent just 20 percent of the global workforce in cybersecurity. Find out how education and environment can help industry leaders close the gender gap.