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!
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.
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.
Donât Overlook the Human Element in Security Training and Awareness
90% of data-loss incidents have a phishing or social engineering component. In this blog find out why creating a culture of security must be a core value for any enterprise.
Over the hill and through the woods⌠How to protect your safety and finances on Road Trips
Road trip financial safety can make or break your holiday! In this blog get tips to keep your credit card safe from card skimmers and more!
The SEVillage at DerbyCon wasâŚ. AH-MAZING
Social-Engineer had an amazing DerbyCon. Our largest OSINT class ever sold out in 12 seconds! The SEVillage was amazing too. Get the scoop on the SECTF, Polygraph, Mission SE Impossible and Ethics and more!
The Internet of Things (IoT) and Digitally Stored PII:âŻAvoidable or Inevitable?âŻ
The Internet of Things (IoT) is collecting personally identifiable information (PII) in massive quantities. It’s time to get properly educated and prepared to handle the new reality of increasingly ubiquitous IoT and digitally stored PII.
The SEVillage Wrap-up from DEF CON 26
This was the SEVillageâs biggest (and arguably best) year yet. Get the wrap up and find out everything that happened in the SEVillage at DEF CON 26.
Cha-Ching! Zhengâs Datang Coin Ponzi Scheme
Will you become the next cryptocurrency millionaire? After all, if an 11-year-old can do it, how difficult can it be? For thousands of people in northwestern China their opportunity had arrived, or so they thought, in a new cryptocurrency called âDatang Coin.â
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