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Not that hotel rooms have the best locking mechanisms, but leaving a room fully accessible after exiting is a whole other level. Check your doors when you leave, people.

What starts as a small convenience for little tasks slowly develops into a full scope reliance and we see it with all kinds of analysts. You have to decide not only for which tasks to use GenAI, but also where NOT to to use it. Highly recommend reading Nico's blog!! ⬇️

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There are a few things different this time around. New class modules: 🔸️State-Sponsored social engineering schemes 🔸️Using AI for OSINT tasks (responsibly) 🔸️How attackers are using AI to supercharge their SE. Hands-on, practical, realistic. See you at /ˈziːf-kɒn/ in 4 weeks!

Agentic AI opens new frontiers for adversaries looking to automate and scale attacks. I wrote an article explaining what Agentic AI really is, and how it can shape the future of social engineering attacks. ⬇️ christina-lekati.medium.com/when-ai-goes-r…

Day 2 of "Practical Social Engineering & Open-source Intelligence for Security Teams" training by Christina Lekati. Attack scenarios, OSINT techniques and psychology behind them. #socialengineering, #opensourceintelligence, #threatintelligence, #osint, #AI, #purple, #handson

Very grateful for last week spent at /ˈziːf-kɒn/! ✅️ Gave a training on #socialengineering & #OSINT ✅️ Attended the conference & learned from others ✅️ Reconnected and had a great time with old friends :) Kuba Gretzky & finally The SEINT, PhD . So good to see you! Can't ask for more!

ALERT—The FBI has recently observed the cybercriminal group Scattered Spider expanding its targeting to include the airline sector. These actors rely on social engineering techniques, often impersonating employees or contractors to deceive IT help desks into granting access.