RSS
Social Engineering The Mitnick Way
from the books-for-fraudsters dept
For no particular reason, lately I've been reading a number of books about con artists. So, I was interested to read Red Herring's review of Kevin Mitnick's new book The Art of Deception, because, after all, Mitnick was much more of a con artist than he was a hacker. The review itself doesn't say much (it actually spends more time on a different book about con artists), but does say the social engineering stories are worth reading as they are "lovingly" recorded.
If you liked this post, you may also be interested in...
- Odd That Microsoft Demands Google Take Down Links That Remain In Bing
- Network Analysis Reveals Apparent (And Legally Questionable) Attack On Torrent Networks
- YouTube Uploads Hit 72 Hours A Minute: How Can That Ever Be Pre-Screened For 'Objectionable' Material?
- The Internet Puts Up A Billboard In Front Of Lamar Smith's Office: Don't Mess With The Internet
- As UK Government Considers Opt-Out Porn Censorship, Report Already Finds Overblocking On Mobile Networks
Add Your Comment