This article is part two of a three-part series on the art of crafting effective pretexts in social engineering engagements. See part one here. Again, I want to stress that the strategies and techniques we’ll be covering are for research and professional purposes only and should only be used when you have legal authorization to […]
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First off, a heartfelt thank you to Hacker Hermanos for giving me the opportunity to share my thoughts with all of you. This article kicks off a three-part series on the art of crafting effective pretexts in social engineering engagements. Before we dive in, let’s be crystal clear: the strategies and techniques we’ll be covering
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Introduction Hello, my name is Rafael Pimentel, and I’m a cybersecurity student. I saw the necessity to make this course because of a general lack of orientation towards taking notes and managing your knowledge in a hacking context. Before diving into offensive security, I explored various disciplines, including bodyweight fitness, nutrition, and music production. Starting
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