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RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering

from [Sanders, Jonathan] Network Security [Permanent Link]
Subject: RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 08:55:54 -0500 

Definitely. Any number.

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Subject: RE: Steps to avoid Social Engineering
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I see. That is very interesting. How about mobile numbers, can that be
spoofed as well? E.g. Mobile to landline or mobile to mobile calls?


From: John Pettitt [mailto:jpp@cloudview.com]

Caller ID is not safe it's way too easy to spoof - see

http://www.camophone.com/

From: Sanders, Jonathan [mailto:Jonathan.Sanders@healthsouth.com]

Caller ID can be spoofed very easily using VoIP. All someone would

have to
do is set up an Asterisk gateway
(http://www.asterisk.org/) at their office or house even and spoof the
Caller ID.




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