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Trust factors of social engineering attacks on social networking services

Kano et al., 2021

Document ID
9002761124316476215
Author
Kano Y
Nakajima T
Publication year
Publication venue
2021 IEEE 3rd global conference on life sciences and technologies (LifeTech)

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Social engineering is a hacking technique that steals personal or confidential information by taking advantage of human psychological weaknesses. This paper investigates the trust factors of social engineering attacks on SNSs, by conducting an experiment with 35 …
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