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Social Engineering in the Digital Age: How Hackers Manipulate the Human Mind

Introduction: In the world of cybersecurity, the greatest vulnerability isn’t found in software it’s found in people. Every major breach, from corporate ransomware to personal identity theft, often begins with one simple act: human manipulation. This psychological art of deception is known as social engineering, where attackers exploit trust, fear, or curiosity to trick individuals into giving away sensitive information or access. In today’s digital age  supercharged by artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and social media social engineering has become more dangerous than ever. What Is Social Engineering? Social engineering is the act of manipulating people into performing actions or revealing confidential information. Unlike traditional hacking, which targets technology, social engineering targets human behavior. Cybercriminals study how people think, react, and trust and then use those insights to bypass even the strongest firewalls. Common Social Engineering Techniques Here are t...

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