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Social Engineering and Deepfakes
Introduction
Society is changing rapidly, especially with the increased usage of information technology. With that comes opportunity for bad actors to take advantage. One of the key risks in this context is ‘social engineering.’
Social engineering is a strategy used by individuals or groups to manipulate and deceive people into revealing sensitive information or performing actions that compromise their security. It relies on psychology and human behaviour, rather than technical know-how.
There are two different methods to consider, either:
- Using psychological manipulation to get further access to an IT system such as impersonating an important client via a phone call to lure the target into browsing a malicious website to infect the organisation’s workstation
- Using IT technologies to obtain banking credentials via a phishing attack to steal the organisation’s money
The rapid increase in the use of IT technologies has accelerated the use of such techniques in cyber-attacks.
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