AttacksHacking humans instead of systems Article written by: Iyithihya Prakash Article designed by: Iyithihya Prakash and Natasha Gumpula What is Social Engineering? Social engineering (IBM) attacks work their way to orchestrate individuals to part with information that they are not supposed to share, install software that they are not supposed to install, open web pages that they are not supposed to visit, send money to criminals, or commit other errors that jeopardize their personal or...

Article written by: Iyithihya Prakasan Article designed by: Iyithihya Prakasan & Sanvi Desai Cybersecurity is now extending out of computers and passwords and into our wallets in the new digital era. Whether you swipe, insert, or tap, the payment option you select in any store grants certain levels of security to your monetary information with every payment. Of these, tap-to-pay (contactless payment), has become one of the safest, as it poses very little risk of fraud, in comparison with...

AttacksHacking humans instead of systems Article Written By: Iyithihya Prakasan Article Designed by: Iyithihya Prakasan and Natasha Gumpula What is Social Engineering? Social engineering (IBM) attacks work their way to orchestrate individuals to part with information that they are not supposed to share, install software that they are not supposed to install, open web pages that they are not supposed to visit, send money to criminals, or commit other errors that jeopardize their personal or...