G DATA Ratgeber – Was ist eigentlich Social Engineering?

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G DATA Ratgeber – Was ist eigentlich Social Engineering?

Sie ist hübsch, Single und ihre Nachrichten sind so aufregend wie ihre blonde Mähne. Und ehe sich der Empfänger ihrer Freundschaftsanfrage auf Facebook versieht, schreiben sie sich ununterbrochen kurze, verführerische Nachrichten. An manchen Tagen auch lange, sehr intime E-Mails. Es ist echt verrückt, wie viel er und seine zufällige Online-Bekanntschaft gemeinsam haben. Er fühlt sich geborgen und zum ersten Mal seit Jahren aufrichtig verstanden. Und das, obwohl sie sich noch nie persönlich begegnet sind. Manche Menschen führt das Schicksal zusammen – und andere fallen auf einen Betrüger herein. Das ist Social Engineering.

SecLab_Ratgeber_Social-Engineering-FakeID_66124Unser Technologie-Partner G DATA zeigt in diesem Artikel, wie Social Engineering entstanden ist und wie es heute im Internet funktioniert.

Weiterhin gibt es dort Tipps, wie Sie sich vor Social Engineering schützen können, denn betroffen sind nicht nur Privatpersonen. Auch Unternehmen werden auf diese Art angegriffen, um Informationen oder Zugang zu erhalten.

Wie Sie es Angreifern mit Sicherheits-Technologie ein Stück schwieriger machen können, erläutern Ihnen gerne unsere Kollegen:

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