DTExpo: "I know I can't hack a bank, but I can hack a person," says ethical hacker
Why hack your way in when you can simply talk your way in?
The idea that social engineering outweighs direct system attacks as a risk is age-old, but was well-illustrated at DTEXPO today by an ethical hacker who shared examples of his work. "This is not a James...
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