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Social Engineering

In this social engineering meeting, students were introduced to different ways they can be “socially hacked”. Methods ranging from phishing emails to emotional manipulation to physical vulnerabilities, students were able to see examples in action as well as ways to mitigate such attacks. At the end of the meeting, students were given the opportunity to create phishing emails of their own and send them to their unsuspecting TAs!

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In this social engineering meeting, students were introduced to different ways they can be “socially hacked”. Methods ranging from phishing emails to emotional manipulation to physical vulnerabilities, students were able to see examples in action as well as ways to mitigate such attacks. At the end of the meeting, students were given the opportunity to create phishing emails of their own and send them to their unsuspecting TAs!