Social Engineering - How Bad Guys Hack Users
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2023
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Humans are the weakest link in any security system. So why would a bad guy try to hack into a complex system when they can go after the weakest link - you? Watch how Jeff Crume, IBM Distinguished Engineer, describes the many methods that these bad guy/hackers use that you should know about so you can protect yourself.
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Nobody is really gonna talk about how he wrote everything mirrored? That's kinda impressive ngl. :D
I was asking myself the same thing!
Or maybe he mirrored the video :/
if you take a look at his watch, you will see that it's mirrored
Just practice, I can very slowly write upside-down
As a security engineer myself, this is SO true that the end user is the weakest link in the security chain. I was recently called by a company staff member who stated our CIO is OS and lost his password and needs it reset. Red flag to me. I called the CIO and he stated the issue is not his password but he could not access our network via the VPN from his location. I simply helped the CIO to use another VPN destination and this worked for him. The staff member who asked for the password reset was sacked last week.
Your CIO is Operating system? What does that mean?
Great story!
Over seas.
Very informative video:-) almost I watched all your videos but again watching whenever I think of Somme cybersecurity topics to know ! Your work is much appreciated! This is the real security awareness training!You are a great teacher❤😊
Thank you for watching and for the words of support!
This reminds me of an email I got recently on my college email. I noticed it told me I has 24 hours to reset my password or my account would be “locked” and I honestly almost believed them, but it was phrased in such a threatening way, as to inspire a sense of urgency in me, so I didnt take it seriously. I ended up copying and pasting the email into google, and found out it was some scam email
Good for you!
thank you very much, this has been useful. Everything makes sense, how they dig up information, save to a database, add your phone number and pass it around, then they try to use social engineering skills to dig up more information from you and steal your data or finance.
9:20 I agree that fear is by far the most effective method for bad actors to coerce, or even simply convince somebody to act against their instincts or better judgment; especially when it’s ramped up with a sense of urgency, like you mentioned. The target is most vulnerable if the bad actor is able to find their biggest vulnerabilities. That with a sense of urgency combined will give attacker the highest likelihood of success. Yes, it’s cruel, but it would be naïve to think the fallout from these attacks really Waze on bad actors conscience.
I think I’m way too impressed with writing words from behind glass. 😂
This Professor simply has the best CS content on You Tube! Thanks!
You are very kind to say so!
Firewall for the human mind 14:02. I like that👏👏👏👏
I just wish we had one 😂
It's good to know about this and solutions.
Thanks for video!
I like this teacher‘s lecture very much.😊
++ good guy
This guy is amazing in teaching stuff!!!
Shakil, you're very kind to say so. Thank you!
Thank you!
Great video! Thanks.
Thanks for saying so!
This sounds like straight out of a movie
Sometimes the movie plots aren’t even as creative as the real world
0:00 to 0:32 this is best line I heard for a while
I’m very glad you liked it!
The fact people fall for this is crazy to me.
I love the conclusion 😂😂😂
I *think* the Cyberwire Podcast referenced this video, but i couldnt find the link in its show notes.
Cool! Nice to know that others are spreading the word
Are there any good forums on the Darknet or Clearweb on the subject of social engineering (dark psychology, NLP) etc.?
You don’t have to go to the dark web. There’s plenty of stuff available with a google search
This is why you dont use your phone for everything anymore smh paper trail better than electronic trail with finger printing
Lol im so stupid. I already knew this was a sales tactic. I should have know you were trying to give me a sense of urgency so i would make bad decisions. Thats why you kept trying to make me feel like i was running out of time. Oh this is Getting real interesting
Ha! I think you’ve fallen into the rabbit hole now … 😂
RIGHT!😃🧠👍
This happened on my mac laptop with the apple login fake site lol
How to fix that vulnerability 😂
I'm very engaged in this lecture when suddenly it hits me... Is he really writing backwards? Get this man a metal and a beer.
See ibm.biz/write-backwards
THEY PUT A MALWARE IN MY BRAIN
Maybe that’s just the malware making you think that … 😂
@@jeffcrume THERES MALEWARE IN MY BRAIN
hey I can't get into my Instagram I don't remember my password can you guys help me
Are you still having problems on your account?
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1st scenario:How you got organisation domain name in from
2nd: how the attacker in the first place without access to computer of victim got to know their is malware on system, isn't it silly how he got scammed.
I don't think this example is right.
The attacker doesn’t need to put malware on the victim’s system. They just need to convince the victim that it’s there and then to download the Trojan, which they say will fix the problem. This scenario plays out every day. I have two family members who have encountered it. Thankfully, they knew enough not to fall prey, but that’s only because they have me preaching this sort of stuff to them all the time.
@@jeffcrume but isn't it silly how could anyone telling me I have malware on system and I will believe that person
@@girl4632 You would be surprised how often people are scared about being told Malware is on their system. Malware is evolving and the common end user may not even know what it looks like, they'd rather refer to someone who's more 'experienced'. And that's where the manipulation takes place.
this video is flipped horizontally
See ibm.biz/write-backwards
I’m pretty sure they just learn from you, and take money under the table from someone you know.
Ha! I’m still waiting for my first payment, if that’s the case😂 But seriously, the bad guys already know this stuff. I’m just trying to level the playing field by telling it to the good guys as well
Is he writing backwards? In order for him to be writing like that and facing us while still having it be legible by the audience he would have to be writing backwards. Both the the word and the letters themselves would have to be reversed.
See ibm.biz/write-backwards
@@IBMTechnology oh yeah after you pointed it out I feel stupid. Lol
Using chaldinis tools for everything on the net huh?
I had to look that up; I think you are referring to R. Cialdini, author of "Psychology of Persuasion". And yes, that's consistent with Jeff's point in the video about social engineering.
I have better solutions because i think from average consumers point of view, its going to be absolutely non hackable i studied machines their language and hackers braggacio ego to hack into anything
Me sociel enginering haha me hack the humaan haha me im psycopath haha what kind of larp is this