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Human hacking - protecting yourself from social engineering

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Feed Name: ThreatLocker Blog

Date Published: 2025-10-22

Date Updated: 2026-05-01

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This article explains what social engineering is and details common attack types—phishing, pretexting, scareware, baiting, and physical methods like shoulder surfing and tailgating—highlighting how adversaries exploit human error. It recommends defense strategies centered on Zero Trust, including allowlisting and application ringfencing, to restrict software execution and interactions and reduce the risk of social engineering-driven compromise.

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