Social Engineering: Why People Remain the Reliable Attack Path
Attackers target people because it works more consistently than exploiting software. What reduces human risk, and what only appears to.
What attackers are actually doing: the vectors, tooling, and human factors behind current campaigns.
Attackers target people because it works more consistently than exploiting software. What reduces human risk, and what only appears to.
Most applications are mostly other people's code, exposed through interfaces built for machines. Both facts create risk you did not write.
Separating the AI threats that are operational today from the ones that remain speculative, and what each requires of defenders.
Ransomware is rarely a single event. Understanding the stages before encryption is where the defensive opportunity lives.