The Human Hacking Conference (HHC) is a cornerstone educational event where you receive expert training on how to hack thoughts, actions, and the people around you. In our June blog we’re introducing you to the HHC 2021 trainers and giving you a preview of their learning tracks.
The Social-Engineer Blog
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.
Deepfakes: How to Defend Yourself from Attack
Deepfake attacks – anyone who has a presence on social media is vulnerable. Find out how you can defend yourself and your company against them in latest blog, “Deepfakes: How to Defend Yourself from Attack”.
COVID-19 and Amygdala Hijacking in Cyber Security Scams
COVID-19 scams target our heightened sense of fear and anxiety. It’s known as amygdala hijacking. In this blog, you’ll find out how to see through the scam.
The Human Hacking Conference: Year Alpha
It’s The Human Hacking Conference: Year Alpha! In this blog we provide a breakdown of this exciting conference and give a preview of what to expect next year!
Protect Yourself from Social Media Scams
Social media has become a huge attack vector. Learn why social media scams such as quizzes, romance scams, and social phishing are becoming more popular and what you can do you protect yourself.
Real Estate Wire Fraud Has Devastating Effects
Like a wildfire, real estate wire fraud has devastating effects. Within minutes all that you own can be lost. In this blog, you’ll learn about the tactics criminals use and what real estate professionals and home buyers can do to protect themselves.
The SEVillage Wrap-up from DEF CON 27
The SEVillage Wrap-up from DEF CON 27! This year was our 10th anniversary, and wow, it really was one for the books! Join us for the exciting wrap up!
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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