Automatic Social Engineering Attacks (ASE Sample Clauses

Automatic Social Engineering Attacks (ASE. The diffusion of large amount of machine-readable data via social networks has been the turning point that speeded up the evolution of the automatic social engineering attacks. Chapter 4 will further address this issue, the evolution of ASE is the element that opened the door to mass social engineering. Figure 10 reports the “classic” 6 phases of a social engineering attack, from the initial gathering of information up to the final steal of a valuable asset (see Chapter 4 for further details). The interesting point here is that the phases from 1 to 4 could be often easily24 automated [39][56][57]. 24 Typically thanks to relatively simple scripts Figure 10 - The six phases of a typical SE 2.0 attack with evidence of automated steps
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