2. Old school It's all about the money
3. Scams 4. Example 5. Psychology of scams cognitive and
motivational processes
6. visceraltriggers
7. greed, fear, avoidance of physical pain, or the desire to be
liked Go here for full story 8. Inducing judgement errors
Induction of behavioural commitment
- Start small and get them rolling
Extreme cost/benefit 9. Lack of emotional control
- A psychological trait of victims
10. Examples Who needs spam, when we have this link
http://www.urbanmillionaires.com/ Question:
- Is it true? Is it trustworthy?
11. Puts words on it from the previous slides.
- Still think it is trust worthy?
12. Examples Emotional distress steal a womans hand bag
Question:
13. Is she gullible? 14. Still old school
- Gaining access to places you are not allowed
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOEWd_M5m44
The secret:
15. Relation to security
- No security with physical access
16. Why go through the firewall, if you may walk past? 17.
People on the move Steal the laptop (covertly)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb3ZiTJkCaA&feature=related 18.
People on the move Use their telephones against them
19. reading the calendar, mails, SMS 20. As a bug 21. People on
the move Wifi design vulnerabilitiesfor profit Is this possible?
22. People on the move
23. Too many variables Is this ok to use? Could it be fake? 24.
People at the office
- Make them tell you their passwords.
- Teachers recurring story this time with an external
reference....
25. from the BBC Question:
- Is this realistic? In Denmark?
26. People at the office Listen in on their keyboards please
type something secret. Question
27. Why is this more difficult than it seems? What has been left
out? 28. People at the office
29. People at the office
- Receptionists are a crucial part of security
30. Educate people
31. Closing word Which on to use?Technical vs. social Answer:
Both To read more, seethis
