Of Course I'm Sure Half The People

I Can Go Into Linkedin And Search For Network Engineers And Come Up With A List Of Great Spear-phishing Targets Because They Usually Have Administrator Rights Over The Network. Then I Go Onto Twitter Or Facebook And Trick Them Into Doing Something, And I Have Privileged Access.

Should We Fear Hackers? Intention Is At The Heart Of This Discussion.

My Argument Is Not That I Shouldn't Have Been Punished, But That The Punishment Didn't Fit The Crime.

The Perfect Pin Is Not Four Digits And Not Associated With Your Life, Like An Old Telephone Number. It's Something Easy For You To Remember And Hard For Other People To Guess.

When An Attacker Fails With One Person, They Often Go To Another Person. The Key Is To Report The Attack To Other Departments. Workers Should Know To Act Like They Are Going Along With What The Hacker Wants And Take Copious Notes So The Company Will Know What The Hacker Is Trying To Find.