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| Subject: | Re: Social Engineering Data set |
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| Date: | Thu, 12 Oct 2006 23:51:55 +0100 |
Many attacks are of the social engineering type. In fact the most notable are or have obtained much of their information by those techniques- mitnick, poulsen etc.
When doing audits and security reviews, I employ social engineering to see what people 'fess up. It is truly amazing.
I would look at your search criteria. It is easier to have people give the keys then steal them yourself. Technically phishing is social engineering. It is a manipulation of a user or other party to "give up" pertinent information so that you can gain access. So there is plenty of info.
------Original Message------ From: xun dong To: pen-test@securityfocus.com To: security-basics@securityfocus.com Sent: Oct 11, 2006 6:31 AM Subject: Social Engineering Data set
Hello list;
I am currently doing research on Social Engineering Attacks. Unlike the technical hack, I found that there is few useful and well documented SE attack examples on the Internet. So I decided to create a data set for SE attacks, and I am willing to publish it for free on the Internet.
However, I think only my own experience would not be able to make this dataset as comprehensive as possible. So I would like to ask for help on this list. If you think you have SE attack examples, you can email me. Of course for confidential reason you should not use the real name in your example. If you don't mind I will also publish your name along with the example you provided. Thanks a lot in advance. I hope this could be a step forwards in protecting against SE attacks.
-- Xun Dong Research Associate Department of Computer Science University of York
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