Posts on phishing
5 posts on phishing. Notes from public sources and my own test lab.
The Only Bug Even the Most Expensive Firewall Can’t Patch: The Human Factor
Ever seen a massive security budget get wiped out by a single 'free coffee' link? Let's dive into why the 'human interface' remains our most critical vulnerability and how we, as Red Teamers, look at psychological triggers.
The Human Factor: Bypassing the World’s Strongest Firewall with a Cup of Coffee
While we spend millions on security infrastructure, the biggest vulnerability remains the person behind the screen. Let's talk about how social engineering exploits psychology and why it's a Red Teamer's favorite tool.
Human Vulnerability or System Failure? The Dirty Lab of Social Engineering
Forget those generic 'click for a pay raise' phishing simulations. Let's talk about how real-world social engineering works, the art of pretexting, and the silent dance of fileless payloads.
Vulnerabilities in the Human OS: More Than Just Taking the Bait
In the cyber world, we pour millions into firewalls and EDRs, but the 'Human OS' remains the most critical patch. From a Red Teamer's perspective, social engineering is less about simple trickery and more about meticulous technical infrastructure.
Patching the Human Factor: Vulnerability Scanning in Social Engineering
When a user clicks a malicious link, millions of dollars in security investment can turn into expensive paperweights. Let’s talk about how social engineering exploits 'wetware' and how we can defend against it.